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"Excellent location. Great breakfast and great staff"

"Wonderful staff! So welcoming… and the room was lovely… I definitely recommend!"

"I would actually give it 4.5 out of 10 but on balance 4 felt maybe over blown. It’s a beautiful Riad and is charming for a short term stay if you’re bored of regular hotels. The rooms aren’t the most soundproof but that comes with the territory of boutique hotels like Mellah. I would defiantly recommend booking a taxi via the hotel, as it’s not the easiest place to find! However, the location is great within the city walls. The food at the hotel was excellent, but a common theme across Morocco service, is things do take time. Don’t expect an express breakfast before you tour trip. This leads me to another comment, that breakfast is normally served between 8:30am and 11am. This is awkward for tours and morning flights. They can cater for 7:15am but it appears a bit haphazard and stressful. A general theme is poor communication between all the staff. They are all well meaning, but it seems to lack of organisation and internal communication. Booking the taxi from the airport required a great deal of persistence and having to reach out via instagram. Also, you would agree something with one member of staff to then be asked again, without clear knowledge we had already agreed things. All these negatives are easily fixed with better internal systems. "

"The man who runs it does not speak much English so I had to communicate with him in french (which he soeaks fluently and I dont!) but he was so sweet and friendly and always asked what time I would like breakfast and he was happy to do it whatever i asked for. You dont get a key for the entrance of the riad so you have to ring the bell but he always answered wirh a smile even when late (about midnight was the latest night i got back). The facilities in the room was basic but the riad has a vrry authentic and traditional feel and the comuunal areas are beautiful and peaceful including a rooftop terrace and a traditional open terrace on the ground floor, where breakfast was served, with a (mini) pool. You'll find riads with better more facilities but if would thouroughly recommend staying here, especially if you're on a budget. "