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Our stay at Dar Rihana Dades was one of the absolute highlights of our Morocco trip. This guesthouse is a gem — intimate, beautifully designed, and run with so much heart that you feel like a cherished guest from the moment you arrive. 🌄 Atmosphere & Hospitality Dar Rihana Dades is tucked into the dramatic landscapes of the Dades Valley, and the setting alone feels magical. The property is warm, peaceful, and thoughtfully decorated, with cozy rooms and stunning views. What makes it truly special, though, is the hospitality. The team is kind, attentive, and genuinely invested in making your stay unforgettable. 🍽️ The Food — Absolutely Amazing The food here deserves its own paragraph. Dinner at Dar Rihana Dades was one of the best meals we had in Morocco — multi‑course, beautifully prepared, and full of rich, authentic flavors. Every dish felt homemade in the most elevated way, from the fresh salads to the perfectly cooked tagines to the desserts that felt like a final hug from the kitchen. Breakfast was just as impressive: generous, fresh, and full of variety. You can feel the love and pride in every bite. 🧡 **A Stay That Feels Personal** What sets Dar Rihana apart is how personal everything feels. It’s a small guesthouse, so the experience is intimate and peaceful. The staff remembers you, checks in on you, and makes sure you have everything you need. It’s the kind of place where you instantly relax and feel at home. 🌟 Overall Dar Rihana Dades is exceptional — warm, romantic, beautifully run, and serving some of the best food in the region. If you’re traveling through the Dades Gorge, this is the place you want to stay. We would return in a heartbeat.

We stayed at Riad Al Rimal on both the first and last nights of our Morocco trip, and it was the perfect way to begin and end our journey. The riad is warm, welcoming, and beautifully located just steps from Jemaa el‑Fnaa, yet it feels peaceful the moment you step inside. 🌙 First Night — A Gentle Landing in Marrakech After a long travel day, arriving at Riad Al Rimal felt like exhaling. The staff greeted us with genuine kindness, mint tea, and the kind of hospitality that instantly makes you feel at home. Our room was cozy, clean, and full of Moroccan charm. We loved wandering up to the rooftop to take in the city lights and enjoy the quiet after the bustle of the medina. 🌿 **Hammam & Spa — A Highlight of the Entire Trip We booked the hammam and massage during our stay, and it was one of the most relaxing, memorable experiences of our entire trip. The hammam was authentic and soothing—warm steam, gentle exfoliation, and a feeling of being completely cared for. The massage afterward was exceptional, leaving us relaxed, refreshed, and glowing. It was the perfect romantic reset in the middle of our travels. 🌙 **Last Night — A Beautiful Farewell Returning to Riad Al Rimal at the end of our journey felt like coming back to a familiar haven. The staff remembered us, welcomed us warmly, and made our final night in Morocco feel special. We enjoyed one last rooftop moment, soaking in the atmosphere and feeling grateful for such a comforting place to end our adventure. Overall Riad Al Rimal is not the flashiest riad in Marrakech, but it is warm, reliable, well‑located, and full of heart. The staff, the rooftop, the hammam, and the peaceful atmosphere made both our first and last nights truly lovely. We would happily stay here again.

This is a larger Riad then others that we have stayed in. There were a lot of activities happening when we arrived. Upon checking in at all other riads we were warmly greeted and and had a nice welcome. No such warm welcome was made checking in to the Palais Sebban. It set the tone for our visit.

This place was absolutely amazing! It is very well appointed. The staff are incredible, a level of service that is way beyond expectations. The food is spectacular! From the welcome tea and cookies, through breakfast and dinner, the flavors and presentation were amazing. They were exceptionally accommodating for food preferences and made alternative dishes.

The staff are incredibly kind and helpful. The tents are well designed and spacious.

The staff at this Riad go above and beyond to be helpful and provide a lot of information. The rooms are very unique and well appointed.

Great guide, but very very crowded. Best to view if you have an interest in the architecture of the period.

Our guide was excellent and helped us to see and understand many things. A highlight was peeking inside a bakery where people bring their own mixed dough to be baked in a huge oven. Marrakech is a chaotic place. It is good to see it with someone who knows where they are going and why it is interesting to see certain things.

There was a lot to see on this very long ride. We stopped for lunch, which was ok. We skipped the movie studio. Our stops at the argan oil and rose oil places were more sales than informational. We did two very different kasbahs where we had excellent guides and learned about the history and architecture of the area.

The hike along a river bed (after a rain) was challenging. We loved it. The views were spectacular, the guide was helpful, and we exerted ourselves just right. We hiked on for lunch at a local home. It was a great experience.

An amazing experience not to be missed. The guides were great at assisting us if we got stuck. They provided a snowboard to try on the dunes. They took picture and videos. We enjoyed the adventure.

The camel ride and sunset were wonderful. The ride was long, with a couple of quick stops to see the monkeys and the fossil exhibit.

Sharif was quite knowledgeable and he paced the tour so we all could enjoy different aspects that interested us..

Underwhelming experience. Chaotic purchase of tickets and lack luster guided tour.

Very quiet even in Marrakech. The hammam was great and the breakfast a nice change of pace.

An amazing room which was quite large. The food was a real change and as foodies a welcome change.

We ended up with 2 nights here and both liked that a lot. For the best magic it is a good idea to plan the camel ride for the first night if you do two. They are very serious about green practices. The food was surprisingly good and they vary it if you stay multiple meals etc.

Fun location and nice breakfasts.

Make sure to explore right when you get there to appreciate all the neat corners and views,

Wonderful guide here as well. Fez is an amazing place and not to be missed.

He had a great hike here with a wonderful guide, Mohammad. Beautiful nature and interesting culture.

Fantastic Roman ruins . Very knowledgeable guide. A must see!

Great guide and we learned a lot. a beautiful city!

Very knowledgeable guide! Hammed was great and we learned a lot about history and architecture.