10/6 Jó
2026. március 24.
The reality of this riad is that it has both good and less good sides. After a long trip, we arrived hoping to rest, but the room didn’t feel very clean. The sheets were likely changed but seemed worn or not properly washed, and with white sheets, that becomes quite noticeable over time. There was quite a lot of dust and sand on the floor too. While we were told “this is Africa,” it still felt like too much.
That said, staying in a riad in Marrakech is a unique experience I would recommend. The house itself has charm and real potential, but the condition doesn’t fully match the photos. We stayed in March, and due to poor insulation and recent rain, the room felt humid, which my mother (who is sensitive) found uncomfortable.
The riad is part of a family home, which adds authenticity but also meant some noise in the evenings. Initially, the street felt a bit sketchy, but we quickly realized it was safe and close to the main areas.
The highlight was definitely the breakfast. The woman preparing it was incredibly kind and put a lot of care into the food — especially the omelets and spreads.
The younger staff spoke good English, but could have been more welcoming. No one was there to greet us on arrival despite us sharing our timing, which was stressful without internet.
Overall, a memorable stay with great potential, though not as polished as it appears. It’s definitely livable, but the condition may not fully match the photos — which is not that uncommon in this region.
Paulina
Paulina, 4 éjszakás családi utazás
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