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Great first stop - amenities were good, rooms were nice, and food was delicious

Beautiful building but a bit outdated. Drain in shower was clogged, wifi was weak, but these are minor issues. It’s location is great.

Great experience for those that do not camp. Desert experience was awesome. My son and I sand boarded :)

Probably our favorite hotel. The host was awesome - the most engaged with us. He kept us laughing throughout our time there.

Location- great! Rooms - okay but a bit crowded (probably our fault as we had two adults and two children in a room). Pool was nice break from the heat.

Perfect place to begin transition back to our world. And truly just 5 min from hotel. Rooms were extra cold- which was great :)

We were exhausted from travel - and this was the best first step as if kept us awake which allowed us to adjust to the local time. The mosque is absolutely beautiful. The tour was really minimal but I can’t say a guide was needed to have the full experience.

We definitely want to go back to Ifraine! Don’t get me wrong- the other parts of the drive were great (eg, Atlas monkeys) too. But Ifraine is so different by being lush and green within that Atlas Mountains.

Without a doubt- Fes is the city to see! Authentic! We felt like we were experiencing the daily life of someone that lives there. Markets are phenomenal! Tannery is great!

Marrakech is definitely touristy - after experiencing Fes first - Marrakech was just “ok”. Then again, it was at the end of our trip so we had already seen a lot of what it had to offer and we were a bit exhausted.

STUNNING!!!! great location, excellent food options, amazing pool and stunning rooms

was a bit far from the university where I was attending a conference but very quaint and excellent restaurant!

very pretty hotel with tons of character--was there in off season so was a bit difficult to track down staff at times

every single thing about this hotel is stunning

beautiful!!! every thing from the swim at the hotel prior to the camel ride to the actual camp was amazing!!!!

Best food of my entire trip to Morocco!! Hotel was beautiful, staff was exceptional and the area is peaceful and lovely.

Excellent location and staff. My only compliant is that it was a bit loud, but most riads are.

I was the only one at the riad for my one night stay. The one man staff was amazing. Wasn't the best location but wasn't bad either.

Beautiful riad in an excellent location. Room was a little loud likely due to it's location within the riad.

A few things were interesting, but overall not terribly exciting

Ikram was outstanding. Really knowledgeable and communicative. I only wish the tour was longer, but we needed to cut it a bit short to make the next stop on time. Not Ikram or Omar's fault-- just the way things worked out with everything going on.

Said was phenomenal. His command of the English language is that of a native speaker and his knowledge and experience of the city shows you many hidden insights.

Great guide in Volubilis, though I forget his name. Perfect amount of time aloted to see the sites. Meknes was largerly under construction, but Omar showed and explained enough to get a feel. We stopped to take some photos of what was possible to see.

Again, Omar was great. It was stressful (for him) to get me to the Hassan II mosque on time to catch the tour, but we made it just in time, comfortably and safely.

This was our favorite Riad! The beds were very comfortable, and the breakfast was excellent! Super fresh, delicious and in a beautiful courtyard.

This riad is beautiful but it lacks in creature comforts. The beds are super firm, which was a problem for us side sleepers (our hips hurt!). They put an extra comforter down for us but it only marginally improved comfort. The bathroom towels provided were old and worn. The toiletries weren't as nice as we were expecting for a 5-star place. At breakfast, we were served stale bread. Needless to say, we were disappointed.

Rooms were beautiful and comfortable. Breakfast was solid (not memorable but that means it wasn't bad either :)). Our favorite part of this riad was the pool. They have you reserve an hour for your group, so it was private. This turned the experience into a really wonderful one! Its a beautiful pool and we enjoyed our time together there.

Classic hotel. A little warm despite AC on the upper 8th floor. But otherwise comfortable. The staff were super nice and provided us with a little to-go breakfast at 5:30 am! (We were leaving for the airport and breakfast typically starts after 7am). We appreciated it.

The highlight of our trip! Volubilis is a can't miss! Impressive roman ruins. Guide was solid.

The guide was limited in his knowledge of the local history.

Driver was punctual and professional.

The guide gave a very broad overview of the mosque with limited information. The least informative guided tour we had during our entire trip. However, the mosque was worth visiting.

This was really fun. We were essentially immersed into a mosaic/pottery co-op. The pieces they were selling seemed on the expensive side (we paid $250 USD for a tagine). But we figured we would be supporting the artisans.

It was a solid spa experience, but nothing about it makes it stand out. We appreciated the convenience of it being in our riad but the fact that the riad was disappointing in many other ways it makes it hard to be enthusiastic about this experience.

Solid experience. Solid guide, though he could have expressed more enthusiasm for the content he was sharing. We appreciated the shops we were shown (tannery, argan oil)

The hosts at this Riad were extremely kind and welcoming. The atrium in the middle was beautiful, as was our room. Extremely clean. We chose to eat dinner here on one of our nights and the food was amazing!

This camp is definitely GLAMPING! Very clean and cozy with Moroccan rugs covering the floors, our own personal shower and bathroom...and a wonderful king-size bed. The food was more than I could have thought possible in the middle of the desert...and the service was great.

This Riad is in a very small town that we probably would not have stopped at on our own if we had designed every element of our itinerary by ourselves. I'm so glad our travel agent included this stop. The Riad looks unassuming on the outside (as most do) but there was a lovely pool, gardens to walk through in the back and the food was truly gourmet. It's decorated in a more modern way, and it was, overall, a lovely place to spend a night in between long travels between 2 larger cities.