Kimkim Trip Reviews for Morocco

The best hotel in the trip!! Amazing

Todo bien, buena ubicación y buena atención.

beautiful place!

Great location, easy to find and be independent to get to the Souks.

Rooms were smaller. Tough to even unpack in the location.

Marcos was an exceptional host. Best Riad of the three in my mind. Great overall staff and accommodations.

The remaining two attendees cancelled this event as they had reservations at Rick's Cafe....a lifelong dream for one of them.

A highlight for our group. Great humor, empathy for all chef skills, great interaction with all guests AND staff. Super event.

This was probably our weakest tour as the local gastronomy was not for weak hearted. I do think it occured on our last full day and day 13th of travel. The final meal with the local food items was a challenge. The guide did his best.

We had a great guide with great humor injected on this tour.

We ended up enjoying this more than we anticipated. Good guide and he shortened it for us making it a great day!

Excellent Tour with a great guide.

Redouane showed us during the 'driving tour' the highlights of Tangiers.

Nice property in a great location. The location, staff and accommodations were all great.

Loved staying at the Riad Chergui. Wonderful staff, beautiful and peaceful property. Loved the pool area and having breakfast and the bar to relax and enjoy the quiet from the busy chaos of Marrakech. The rooms were spacious and well appointed. The common areas retain the charm and authenticity of their history.

We really enjoyed our stay at the Riad El Yacout. It was authentic and the whole staff team made us and our stay feel special. Beautiful interior, comfortable rooms and outstanding service.

The hotel is very dirty, carpets in the room where worn and very dirty as were the hall way carpets. The dining room where we had breakfast had food all over the floor that appeared to have accumulated over time. There were no towels in the room upon arrival and we had to request them.

Everywhere you look, the architecture and details were breathtaking.

Stunning location. The experience was luxurious.

Beautiful hotel, but horrible water pressure. My shower just barely trickled. It was also very warm to dine in the evening on the rooftop terrace. We were there the second week of September.

Ismail so friendly and helpful. He was the check-in clerk, Porter, server, and bartender. He did such a great job! We wished we were able to spend a second night here because it seems so relaxing after our hectic trip.

We were never told what time we had to leave the next morning. We were told that breakfast was from 7 to 9 a. We figured we had time to shower and pack after that. We were thinking that we would leave the camp around 10 AM. However,We were rushed out right after breakfast. Staff started asking us at 8:30 AM if we were ready to leave.

Beautiful spacious rooms, high ceiling in courtyard. Our triple room had a seating area that accommodated the five of us which was very nice.

I think it was just getting too hot to enjoy it.

Arthur was our pilot. Very knowledgeable and frank.

Got to try lots of different things. Became full very fast. Wish we could’ve tried more local pastries.

Our camel ride was about an hour and a half, not the 45 minutes that was advertised. This was about one hour too long. I was sitting too far forward in the saddle, which is a metal frame, and was not told until about halfway through the trip. Also, we were never told what time we had to leave the camp the next morning. We were rushed out immediately after breakfast. We thought we had time to shower and pack after waking up for sunrise and then having breakfast immediately after. If we had known, we could’ve planned accordingly.

Zahra was the BEST!! Wish she could have been with us for more of the trip.

We felt a little rushed. Three of us were in the scrub room together. Habiba was amazing! She was the highlight of this experience.

Rooms were small but overall nice hotel.

Incredible experience. Very attentive.

Beautiful & great location.

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

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.

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

Nice place to stay. Rooms comfortable though a bit small. If you want massage be sure to book way early. We did not experience SPA

Nice comfortable Riad.

Fantastic view from the balcony. Good comfortable room

Very homely atmosphere. Fantastic food and a sumptous spread. Room was very comfortable.

We had a top floor room here which was great because it let in more light and we were able to sit outside or inside. Whilst we had to climb stairs, the staff did help with the luggage up to the room. Breakfast here was fairly basic - just a bowl of fruit, breads and spreads (no yoghurt, olives etc), although eggs were offered. The picture of the roof top terrace is a bit deceptive as it's not really an inviting area to go and sit to have a drink.

The rooms are small but nicely appointed with welcoming touches such as flowers and fruit. There was also a fridge in the room. Staff helped us with our luggage up to the room because, as with most riads, there's no lift. Of all the places we stayed, this had the nicest food for breakfast - delicious small ham and egg quiches. We were also welcomed with cookies and an expresso coffee. The top floor had a plunge pool and some sun beds which, while we didn't use them, looked inviting.

We had a ground floor room at this riad which meant that there were no stairs to climb but the room was dark and could have done with some better lighting. The tap in the bathroom needed repairing as it had come away from the unit. Breakfast offered bread, pastries, fruit, yoghurt, cheese, spreads and olives plus eggs if you wanted them. It was situated down an alleyway in the medina so you need to be prepared for a 10 minute walk from any vehicle that might drop you off.

Basic hotel with limited service due to it being a public holiday. The room itself was a good size but when we wanted to get a drink and a meal everything was closed up. After about an hour of waiting, we were able to get a drink delivered to our room but then had to go out and find something to eat as the room service options for food were very limited. The buffet breakfast offered plenty of choice and eggs prepared to order if you wanted them.

This riad is actually several properties amalgamated into one. We received a nice welcome with tea and a delicious cookie. There are 2 lifts - one to the terrace and one leading to some of the rooms. Unfortunately, there seemed to be no encouragement to use the terrace and you couldn't order a meal or drink there. The rooms themselves are quite dark as most riads are because they are inward looking. Overall the service here was a bit disjointed and there seemed to be no real direction of any of the men serving food around the pool area. It is possible to order a beer or wine and have an evening meal here but when it came to paying they wanted to be paid instead of us charging to our room. Whilst the pool seemed to be an attraction, there was no inclination to use it as all the dining tables were around the pool. Breakfast options included a huge amount of bread, pastries and cakes along with fruit, yoghurt, spreads, olives etc - far too much for us to eat and that was without even having any eggs.

This hotel was set up previously for Asian tours although it appears that these are not currently happening. The hotel is situated near the medina on the main road and so the rooms facing the road are quite noisy. There is a fridge in the room which is a bonus as not everywhere has these and the rooms are adequate for a couple of nights. Breakfast is served buffet style on the upstairs outdoor terrace with plenty of choice.

Really enjoyed this walk around the medina looking at the various blue streets, entrances, the washing houses, public bake houses and market areas. Our guide was great - he was knowledgeable and patient. He took into account the walking pace we were capable of and we had plenty of stops for photos etc. We got to sample some freshly baked cookies from the bake house and see how they operated and learned a lot about the history of the medina which included the Jewish quarter.

Very authentic riad in a great kocstion

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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

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

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

Absolutely precious Medina riad. Attention to every detail to include heated towel bar, beautiful walk in shower, comfy bed, beautiful and delicious rooftop breakfast. Finally the entire staff was very professional and consistently provided superior customer service. Hajar is one of the most welcoming hosts you can imagine. For anyone challenged in a sense of direction as I am, make sure you note landmarks to the entry in the Medina and riad.

Stunning choice in Chefchaouen and honestly in any location. The attention to detail in everything embraces you as you walk the stairs to a piece of heaven on the hillside. The decor, room, cleanliness and the incredible staff made this a memory I will hold for some time. The meals were fresh and local and I am fairly sure even more delicious on the outdoor terrace. Try the orange juice (delicious), olive oil, homemade bread, local goat cheese, divine olives - try everything!

The location near the beach is nice but I recommend you walk a bit beyond the hotel for less crowds than there are immediately outside. The staff is respectful but not very attentive. The rooms facing the street are exposed to some noise. It was a nice landing location arriving in Casablanca but I would not stay more than 2 days.

Gorgeous hotel in a very walkable area of Casablanca. Beautiful rooms, restaurant, and pool.

Amazing location and beautiful views from the rooftop bar (though the food up there is not great - better for just a drink).

Beautiful hotel with a spectacular rooftop bar and restaurant, pool and spa. The staff were amazing.

Our guide was fantastic - interesting and knowledgeable and we had the most amazing food.

Beautiful winery with kind staff and delicious food and drinks.

Our guide, Kamal, was excellent. He was super kind and knowledgeable and took us to all the best places.

I don’t remember place we were taken to but it was not traditional as we didn’t get to see any of the baths. We only got the scrub and it was so rushed.