Original Travels Co

Beautiful Riad, but poor location and food. Enthusiastic service

Hotel was fine except the room service took so long to bring bath towels and slippers, we had to use the bath rope to wipe dry!

Hotel is very old and scary

It was a nice hotel but if you are superstitious and don't like your bed facing the mirror, this may not be the hotel for you unless you double check the room first

The hotel was very comfortable and staff were very helpful and kind. The highlight is the food, it was absolutely delectable and we had a delightful time at dinner.

Beautiful riad that was walking distance to all the souks. Staff was amazing-friendly, incredibly helpful and kind.

Beautiful glamping in the desert- and best of all the domes have air conditioning.

Beautiful hotel, great location and great breakfast. Only complaint was I wish the rooms with ocean views were open. (they were under construction)

This place was amazing. Had one of the best massages ever.

The stable was a bit rough looking and would not be easy to get to if you have mobility issues. We passed several nicer looking riding stables that would be a better fit for Kimkim's upscale service.

Pretty place to take pictures

Enjoyed hiking, LOVED the ride down on the donkeys, and enjoyed a nice Berber meal. My only comment is that I thought we were eating with the Berber family and would get to talk to them. We ate alone and only briefly saw the woman and child of the house. I think it would have been cooler to get to know the Berber family, learn about their day, life in the village, etc.

Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable about Essaouira and the history of Morocco. Loved learning all about the history of the country. (I believe his name was Hassan)

Fun food tour. Biggest complaint is that we didn't realize that we were going to multiple places. We started at a roof top restaurant and had tagine and cous cous and all filled up thinking that was dinner. To our surprise we then went to multiple food vendors and we were stuffed so did not get to try the snails and missed out on other dishes. Wish they had warned us!

Really nice hotel room and attentive staff. Rooftop view was a great place to relax during the evening hours.

Nice room with a great view with a balcony. The restaurant was very nice as well. Small issues with the room but were addressed by staff.

Highlight of the trip. Incredible staff with good food and great music night with other guests from around the world. You will feel the connection to the Sahara in very nice accommodations.

Great staff and delicious breakfast. Beautiful courtyard. No showerhead so you must either take a bath or squat to use a shower wand.

Clean rooms and helpful staff. Small breakfast. Cozy rooms.

One of the better hotels we stayed at. In the heart of the Medina near great restaurants. Clean room and helpful staff.

Great guide where we got to experience interesting local foods. Would have been better to do earlier in the trip to see what was out there.

Unique local spa experience. Not like massages back home. Clay baths, scrubbing, and a massage.

Adrenalin blast! Great fun to drive across the dunes. Once in a lifetime experience.

An unexpected highlight of the trip. This was added to our itinerary without me giving it much of a thought at all. It turned out to be a highlight of the trip. This was the single best guide I have ever had on any trip I’ve been to. Very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Wish I could have spent more time in volubilis!

We got to see the beautiful culture and sites of the city. Our guide took us to the highlights and avoided areas we didn’t want to go to so we could maximize our time to fit in what we wanted to do.

Very cool to see where some of Hollywood’s most famous movies were filmed. The ancient Kasbah was beautiful and a familiar movie set as well.

Great experience visiting the carpet co-op and seeing how different tribes have unique ways of creating their rugs.

Very unique opportunity to meet local Berber families. We got a tour of the Sahara desert and saw local villages.

Drive to the Sahara. Fairly uneventful. Sadly got food poisoning at the restaurant I stopped at but other than that good times.

Incredible tour of the Medina where we got to see the highlights along with eating great food. Our guide was very informative and helped answer all questions we had.

Our guide did not show up on time. After waiting 20 minutes we contacted our agent and decided to walk the town ourselves. Eventually the guide made an excuse and showed up to our hotel an hour later. When we returned it was time to depart but he wanted to start the tour which we declined.

Very cool to experience the only mosque in Morocco. Great introduction to the country.

Nice enough room. No bar fridge in room for a 5star hotel is just not acceptable.

Lovely looking Riad. Nice rooms. Staff could be a bit friendlier.

This magical night your was with Ashraf again & he was superb. Marrakech at night is something to see that you will never forget. Musicians, monkeys, snake charmers, horses & carts, local goods everywhere, the market at night is crazy but fantastic.

Ashraf knows Marrakech amazingly well & is so knowledgeable about its history. The Secret Garden, palace, Mosque etc are all essential stops along with the Medina.

Our guide Abdul was very difficult to understand in English. Luckily he speaks some Italian & between that & English we understood about half of what was said. Abdul wanted to grab our phones & take pictures of us everywhere which isn’t what we thought guides are paid to do. Chefchaouen also has a major cat problem, much worse than Fes or even Marrakech. Keep Chefchaouen to a maximum 2hr visit.

Sharif was very pleasant & polite. He certainly knows his city & its history & is passionate about keeping traditional crafts alive.

Our driver Oussama was great. Meknes was a nice interesting stop. Volubilis was a surprise as we were unaware this had been added to our itinerary. We arrived at Volubilis without sunscreen as we were unaware of the extra stop. Unfortunately we got a little cooked & it made the rest of the day a bit uncomfortable.

Our driver/guide Oussama was great. Sadly, the Cave of Hercules (which we had not asked to visit nor were we informed) was a tourist trap. Standing in line for tickets (which should have been pre-purchased online) we baked in the sun for an hour, without sunscreen or hats as we were caught totally by surprise by the stop.