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Beautiful hotel but the AC was not working adequately in our room. I called the front desk 2 different times. Ended up having to sleep outside on the balcony which was not what I had planned for.

Incredible. Beautiful hotel, comfortable rooms, attentive staff, excellent restaurant.

Beautiful & great location.

Incredible experience. Very attentive.

Rooms were small but overall nice hotel.

Highly highly recommend this experience! We had a great time & the food we cooked was fantastic.

Loved the location of this hotel. We had a great balcony with a wonderful view. The only issue was an unpleasant smell in our room

Very luxurious hotel. Beautiful decor. The only concern is location, as the Medina entrance clossst to the hotel is hard to navigate

Fun experience in the middle of the desert that required a camel ride to get there. Very nice service and they gave a fun show after dinner.

This was our first experience in a Riad. We didn’t have a lot of time there but the room was very comfortable. Dinner was very good, as was breakfast

I really enjoyed this hotel. Excellent service and setting. Loved the fact that we could have dinner and breakfast outside by the pool. Highly recommend it if you are in the Dades Valley

Very authentic riad in a great kocstion

Hassania was an excellent guide. She gave us the highlights in the Kasbah and mausoleum

Long drive. Stopped at a roadside diner which had excellent kebabs

Very disappointed with this. Our guide started out ok but seemed most interested in forcing us to a herbalist to buy very expensive oil. After that she walked 30 meters ahead of us and just was on her phone. She didn’t share any information on the souk. She also got into a large fight with a local guy who kicked at a cat. She seemed to have no interest in educating us about the city

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Long drive but we made it to Volubilis. This was a fascinating experience, walking among 2000 year old ruins. We ate at the cafe at the site

Said was an amazing tour guide. He took us first to the royal palace and then through the Mellah. From there we went to a pottery factory and then into the Medina. He took us on a very informative walk through history We saw the oldest continuously operating university in the world and many other sites. Stopped for lunch, having grilled meat sandwiches and tea. He had wonderful depth of knowledge of the city and its culture

Very long drive but worth it. First stopped at Ifrane, a Swiss style village in the Atlas Mountains. Next we stopped to meet up with the monkeys. Our guide then arranged for us to have couscous with a Berber family at their home/orchard. This was fantastic. On to desert where we met up with the Riad staff who took us to the camels. We took a one hour camel ride through the dunes to our camp. The tents were very comfortable. We had a nice dinner and then a show (the staff playing Amazir music). After breakfast the next morning got an exciting 4x4 ride back to our driver

Left the desert and first stopped at a fossil museum which was interesting. Next we saw an ancient irrigation system. We had a lunch at another Berber house before going to the beautiful Todgha gorge. We took a small tour of the oasis next to Tinghir before heading to the Dades Valley. We stopped at our wonderful hotel for the night

Amnay gave a fantastic overview of Marrakech. We had a number of local delicacies and heard in depth details about the city.

We spent time with a local mother and daughter who welcomed us into their home. Cooked a wonderful and traditional meal that we enjoyed together