Marrakesh·8.6
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也可以直接打，比如 “20号前后，住三晚”
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Riad Elizabeth is a stylish riad in Marrakech's historic medina, a 10-minute walk from Jamaâ El Fna square's traditional markets. This boutique hotel features an indoor pool, rooftop sun terrace with loungers, and shaded area. Air-conditioned rooms offer free Wi-Fi, iPod docking, and fireplace options. Breakfast is served in the dining room or on the sun terrace, with homemade Moroccan dishes available in the evening.
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住客对酒店各方面的评价。
The real strength of the place is Youssef, a genuinely special person who proved professional and solution‑oriented even when faced with a few small hiccups. The riad is tastefully decorated and the breakfast is made fresh. The colors could be a bit brighter; despite the good taste, we felt a sense of enclosure.
Tamara·1周前
The hospitality and kindness from the excellent guy named Youssef are outstanding! Everything was good!!
Rafail·3周前
The best thing is the man who takes care of it, his name is Youseff and I can’t say enough to describe how incredible he is. No one else is more attentive and friendly than him; he always has a smile and a hand ready to help. Add to that the divine riad, a wonderful location, a pool, and a breakfast lovingly prepared each morning by him. I give him a 100/10! 💕 I know I’ll stay here again if I return to Marrakech! 🇲🇦❤️ Thank you so much, Youseff. TODO ME GUSTÓ
Miguel·3周前
Nothing was good, and even worse.
Maud·2个月前
The host greeted us warmly on the evening of our arrival and the housekeeper was very kind. I’m reposting because part of my comment was removed… We spent 11 nights in this riad (825 € for three people) and, regrettably, the stay was very disappointing. Arriving late, the host told us we’d been upgraded to a room with a bathtub, which sounded wonderful until we saw the tub couldn’t be used because the plug was missing—a complaint already noted in other reviews. That room had a tiny window facing a very busy street, so the noise from motorcycles and exhaust fumes was constant. The area, still scarred by the earthquake, was also a full‑blown construction site: work began around 7 am and continued until about 11 pm. I asked to change rooms because of the disturbance and was placed in a room opening onto the patio. Unfortunately, the interior shutter was broken and stayed closed for more than three days despite our repair request, leaving the room almost without light. The online photos don’t reflect the reality; a dome over the patio darkens the whole riad and blocks the sun from heating the pool, which remained freezing the entire stay. We also saw paper and tissues floating in the pool, several windows were broken and my son even got injured. The décor is now very dark, with walls almost entirely black, nothing like the pictures suggested. Breakfast was particularly limited: a very small fruit salad, industrial‑style juice despite fresh oranges being abundant in Morocco, and items served sparingly.
Maud·2个月前