Maryem Kouna (Deactivated)

Convenient location right in the Medina clean and comfortable.Delicious breakfast.Beautiful interior well decorated nice rooftop.

It was nice to have a beautiful pool to unwind in after a long day a bar and resort style hotel.

The tent itself was gorgeous clean but I felt there was lack of communication from the start our bags were dropped off with no other direction.The food was not good it lacked flavor and was not authentic Moroccan flavor,Drinks were served warm that was a big disappointment.

We were blown away with this property the owners were warm and welcoming and went above and beyond to insure we had a excellent stay.The view from the rooftop is jaw dropping gorgeous.

The camp its self was beautiful there were a few things that we didn’t like the fact the ac wasn’t turned on until 9pm we couldn’t enjoy the tent also the food quality was very bad we ended up getting food poisoning from it drinks were served warm

Great full day activity you will see so much enjoy a delicious lunch and be amazed

This is a pretty intense hike at times there were some spots that were a steep climb we needed help from the guide to get though it

You will learn a lot about Fez and see all the sights sounds and smells of the Medina you will be amazed at what is being hand made.

You will see a lot in a small amount of time be prepared for a fast paced day

Both Fatima’s were great the grandmother (Fatima)doesn’t speak English but she understands you and conveys in such a way you understand what she’s saying.

This was a great activity I’m a huge animal lover it was amazing to be up close with the monkeys I’ve only seen them in zoos

Beautiful scenery you will feel like you stepped into a movie set

This was a great activity we felt welcomed into the home of the instructor and she was very patient with us as we a bit nervous to cut our fingers

Great experience felt like being in Europe and not Africa

We did this activity directly off the plane and were a bit tired.The lamb was a bit dry and they gave us way too much felt bad that we had to waste so much

Our driver surprised us and took us to meet his family at his home his mother cooked us lunch and we got to met the entire family it was a very special experience one I will never forget.

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

Great food, easy to reach, close to the sand dunes. Very welcoming staff who switched us to another tent when our initial tent did not have power. Nice glamping camp.

Excellent historically restored kasbah with the nicest proprietors. Heartily recommend!

Excellent location, within walking distance of the Djemaa el-Finaa.

Very informative guide!

The Riad Nesma Suites & SPA in Marrakesh was incredibly centrally located, right on the alleyway into Jamaa El Fna, which was fantastic. Despite being in a bustling area, it was amazingly quiet, at least in our room. However, the space was a bit cramped; there was just enough room for the bed and our belongings.

Kasbah Tiziri, on the way from the Sahara to Marrakesh, was fantastic. The location and the view from the roof were amazing, and a lot of guests we met there had really positive things to say about it as well.

It's well located, just a few steps from the souk. Rooftop breakfast was nice. Room was a little small but expected in a big city. Staff very helpful in giving directions for dinner, sites.

Who would expect a riad owned by a Canadian in Morocco? Fantastic views, service, interesting other guests, manicured room, delicious food, great hospitality.

I'm glad I did it once but the drive to was long and exhausting.

Lovely building, very atmospheric.

Great location and atmosphere. Good service. Room a little small for my 6"5" husband.

Great views! Climbing to the top without tripping over vendors was a little challenging but worth it.

Guide was knowledgeable and easy to understand. Marrakech - especially main market - is an exotic swirl of color, sounds, smells, clash of eastern/western.

Fantastic views.

Wonderful views and good road negotiation by driver.

We arrived later than expected so didn't take camel trek. No problem - I've ridden camels before.

This was the best experience of the trip, for me. Crowded, complex alleyways crammed with shops of all kinds, tourists, locals and omnipresent motorbikes; diverse and distinctive smells (incense, bakery, fruit, motorbike exhaust, screaming kids and bleating animals. Reminded me of India, but less crowded and fewer people.

A long drive but interesting.

Knowledgeable guide with excellent English.

Our driver was enthusiastic, prompt and knowledgeable. Airport arrivals and tranfers are never great, so as well as could be expected.