This is a very nice property. Our room was large and well appointed. The property is new and clean. Luxurious and exclusive with a good location vis a vis the entire city but a bit tricky to locate as you have to walk through a dungeon inside the Medina to find it and there is no signage, except for Riad Dalia which is next door. The manager is a bit bossy in a nice way. You have to learn to live with him. They do not take credit cards and that was not clear in Expedia. There are a lot of bees flying around during breakfast competing for your honey and jams. Breakfast is OK but not outstanding and service is not as quick as one would expect. They also have issues with helping getting your luggate to your car. They do not have a luggage cart in the property. You need to let them know you will be late in order for them to open the door after 8pm. Regardless it is an authentic experience.

Lovely 18th century Riad. Beautiful ceramic tile work, plunge pools, artwork and furnishings. The staff were exceedingly helpful and adaptible to our requests. Breakfast was delicious.They have the thickest cotton towels I have ever experienced. Bliss!

This is such a beautiful place to stay. It's very calm and peaceful as well, especially compared to the sometimes frenetic pace of Marrakesh itself. I had a room on the roof that had it's own rooftop garden. Everyone who worked here was extremely helpful. I was able to arrange both airport pickup and drop off through the hotel and had dinner there my first night as well, which was excellent. I only had two nights here, which was definitely not enough. I would love to go back sometime.