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Beautiful, tranquil, Elegantly, decorated, and great service, as well… Breakfast and dinner were excellent and served in a beautiful way…

An amazing place… Every surface and every material was amazing… Beautiful location… Super friendly staff…

A mixture of roughing it, and having all the luxuries you need… Very friendly team that took care of us thoughtfully

Overall good

Even though we did the tour doing an incredible heavy downpour of rain, the food was great and it was an exciting experience… We wandered through the old town and had some delicious food

An enjoyable day of seeing the highlights of Marrakesh

Trip of a lifetime to ride camels in the Sahara desert

This riad was our first experience so we were a little new as to how a "guest house" worked. It was charming. The courtyard was filled with comfy couches with big pillows, tables and plants. My sister had a moment of anxiety at first seeing just one bed for the 2 of us and made a few comments. It was totally fine and she would have been ok with it but they heard her complaint and brought a 2nd bed downstairs for us! They went above and beyond to make her comfortable and we so appreciated that. The only thing that was off putting to me was the big step down into the toilet room and the big step down into the shower, something to think about with my arthritic knees but workable. The breakfast was wonderful and all the staff were so nice and always greeted us with smiles and hellos.

Wow, this riad is a palace and we felt a little like country bumpkins who wandered into the wrong kingdom. It's truly beautiful and the architecture, tile work, fountain, lighting and everything about the courtyard was spectacular. Just-WOW! They greeted us with mint tea and some nibbles and told us all about the riad. Our room was also elegant, comfortable and overlooking the courtyard. All the personel were so nice and really wanted to make our stay a wonderful experience. We saw the same staff often so we got to see familiar faces. Breakfast was delicious and on the rooftop so we had nice views afterwards.

This is just a few minutes drive from the airport but it's in a neighborhood, filled with all sorts of restaurants. What a nice find! Nice staff, rooms are super nice and comfortable.

Loved the live entertainment at night. Beautiful glamping tents and pool

Exceptionally kind hosts and staff. Beautiful rooftop breakfast. In the heart of the town.

Achmed was great and tailored the tour length to what our kids (6 and 7) could handle on a warm day.

Although Dar Meziana was a bit of a walk, that seems to be true of most dars or riads in Chefchaouen, and it was well worth it. The dar itself was quite lovely, with a peaceful atmosphere that made it a comfortable place to return to after exploring the city. The people were genuinely pleasant, and the breakfast was fantastic—fresh, generous, and a wonderful way to start the day. The only challenge we encountered was with the heat, which took us a while to figure out. It was a very cold evening, and we were a bit chilly at first, but once we understood how it worked, we were comfortable for the rest of the night. In the end, it was a small hiccup in an otherwise enjoyable and memorable stay.

Barceló Fès Medina was a very nice and welcome stop during our time in Fes. After the energy of the medina, it was refreshing to return to a hotel that felt modern, comfortable, and calm. We especially enjoyed relaxing at the bar in the evening—it was a pleasant way to unwind, reflect on the day, and recharge before the next adventure. The breakfast buffet was another highlight: fresh, plentiful, and delicious, offering a great start to the morning.

We arrived at Riad Caravane in the evening after a long day of travel and were immediately welcomed by the most wonderful gentleman. Unfortunately, we can’t remember his name, but his friendliness left a lasting impression. He told us that he lived at the riad, and it truly showed in the way he cared for us—making sure we felt comfortable, relaxed, and at home from the moment we arrived. That evening, we enjoyed an absolutely wonderful dinner paired with fantastic Moroccan wine, a perfect way to unwind and settle into the riad. Our room was very nice, clean, and comfortable. Breakfast the next morning was delicious. And a completely unexpected gesture, one of the staff members guided us to the nearby UNESCO site.

After the most wonderful sunset camel ride through the dunes, we arrived at Luxury Camp Chebbi to discover that we were the only two guests staying there that night. What could have felt quiet instead became something truly magical—we were treated like absolute royalty. Despite it being just the two of us, the staff still played music and danced for us in the evening, creating an atmosphere that felt deeply personal, joyful, and unforgettable. It was one of those rare travel moments that feels completely genuine and generous. The camp itself was incredibly nice—beautifully set in the dunes, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed so that you could fully enjoy the desert without sacrificing comfort. Sitting under the stars, surrounded by silence and sand, was an experience we will never forget. There is truly nothing negative we could say about this stay. The experience, the setting, and especially the people were absolutely fantastic. Luxury Camp Chebbi was not just a place to stay—it was a once-in-a-lifetime memory and one of the highlights of our entire trip to Morocco.

Although Riad Twilight was a bit confusing to find at first it proved to be a wonderful and very conveniently located place to stay. The staff was truly wonderful. Every time they saw us, they made sure we were taken care of with mint tea, coffee and some kind of treat. Our room was clean, comfortable, and a great place to relax after busy days in the medina. And the shower—without question—was the best of the entire trip. After long days of walking and sightseeing, it was a luxury we appreciated more than we can say.

We were fortunate to have Mohammed again for our Marrakesh medina tour, following the wonderful food tour he led for us the previous evening. Having the same guide gave the experience a sense of continuity and comfort. Mohammed took us to Bahia Palace, where we learned about its history, architecture, and significance, and then guided us through many of the busy souks of the medina. Navigating those lively, maze-like streets with him made the experience enjoyable rather than overwhelming, and he was always happy to answer questions along the way. We also visited the stunning Madrasa Ben Youssef,. As an added bonus, we were able to try mechoui—lamb cooked in the ground—which we had missed on the food tour the day before. That unexpected opportunity made the day even more special. Mohammed was consistently knowledgeable, professional, and engaging, and he helped us gain a deeper understanding of Marrakesh’s history, culture, and daily life.

The sunset camel ride was absolutely amazing and one of those experiences that stays with you long after the trip is over. I wasn’t quite sure how long we would be on the camels, but it ended up being close to an hour—just the right amount of time to truly soak in the beauty of the desert. Our guide led us gently across the dunes to a perfectly chosen spot to watch the sun set. The colors over the sand were breathtaking, and the quiet of the desert made the moment feel especially peaceful. He was incredibly gracious, taking his time to help us get photos so we could fully remember the experience. I only wish I could remember the guide’s name—and even the camels’ Berber names. Somewhere along the way, I started calling the camels John and Anthony, which added a bit of humor and made the ride even more memorable. This camel ride wasn’t just an activity; it was a moment of calm, beauty, and connection with the desert. It was truly unforgettable and one of the highlights of our time in Morocco.

Mohammad was our young guide on the Marrakesh food tour, and he did a fantastic job introducing us to the city’s incredible food scene. Over the course of the tour, we sampled an impressive variety of foods, including pastries, harira (Moroccan soup), sheep’s head, snails, prickly pear, fried sardines, olives, fresh pomegranate juice, and beef tangia. Each stop offered something new, and Mohammad took the time to explain what we were eating and why each dish mattered in local culture.

Zahra was incredibly knowledgeable about every aspect of the Fes medina—its history, its craftsmanship, and especially its food. She guided us through the maze-like, confusing streets with complete ease. She took us to some truly amazing local food spots, introducing us to flavors we never would have found on our own, while also making sure we learned about the incredible craftsmanship that defines Fes. From traditional artisans to hidden corners of the medina, Zahra brought everything to life with warmth, enthusiasm, and local insight. Zahra was an absolute treasure, and spending the day with her was one of the highlights of our time in Morocco. We genuinely hope to stay in touch with her and would recommend her without hesitation to anyone wanting an authentic, enriching experience in the Fes medina

After having experienced a Turkish hammam in the past, this hammam was a bit underwhelming for us. We were expecting a more vigorous scrub, but the exfoliation was very light and much shorter than anticipated. We also thought the experience would last closer to an hour, but it felt like we were finished in about 30 minutes. There was also some confusion at the end regarding payment. We were asked to pay again for the service, even though it had already been paid for through KimKim. Thankfully, our driver Younes stepped in and helped explain the situation, and everything was eventually sorted out. While the hammam itself didn’t quite meet our expectations, we recognize that experiences can vary, and we were grateful for the support and assistance that helped resolve the misunderstanding.