Lahdar Holidays from 2.847 kr.

When we arrived at the hotel we were immediately handed the sales brochures for the spa and hamam. Before we even checked in. But we were so tired that we just wanted to sleep. The person who met us asked us ugly questions. I am Turkish and my husband is Czech. "Are you married? But how come? But you are muslim right?"like those questions. At the last time when we made a check in, that person said something like this. "Family name is same that means you really married". That's a very ugly approach. He asked us everything down to what we do for a living. Moreover, the address of the hotel is wrong on maps.me, mapy.cz, Google maps and Expedia.

Our room was not in the central Riad, but in their property around the corner (50 meters). This was fine as there was no degradation of quality. The check in process was very personalized as the manager took the time to explain the riad amenities as well as the local attractions in the medina. The hotel was immaculately clean. There was very little difficulty finding the location, as it was just off the Jemma El Fna and signs clearly marked its location (although signs indicated the old name of the property).

The first room we had was in the 4000 building on the upper level, and the bathroom floor filled with water everytime we took a shower. Maintenance came three times in 2 days, but we could not deal with the sewage smell everytime we entered the room. After telling the receptionist we didn't want maintenance again she moved us to the 3000 building. The room was considered an "upgraded room," but it looked exactly like our previous room, just without the leaks and smell. All of the restaurants served the same breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner every single day. The food tasted okay, but were tired of eating the same stuff day in and day out. The lobby bathroom often had huge waterbugs/roaches running around and flying. The staff and entertainment was enjoyable, but what we liked most about the hotel was the free shuttle that took us to the "big square" and back. Overall, I've stayed at much better Riu hotels. This one thus far is my least favorite. Oh... Bring your own bottle of alcohol, because everything except the wine snd beer are watered down.

Good location and friendly staff. The Riad is dated and needs a facelift. The furniture has seen better days. The breakfast room door has a large pain of glass missing which has been for months. Rooms are small. An economicaly Riad but overpriced. Did not use the hot tub or the sun loungers as they did not look inviting. Good basic breakfast service.

A true treasure! Just outside the main hustle and bustle of Marrakesh. It was a 10 minute walk to the main square. The hotel itself was fabulous. The staff were so helpful and friendly. We were made to feel so at home. They made a huge effort for my daughter’s 21st birthday. The pool was a refreshing 28 degrees. The rooftop terrace was lovely to relax on. Breakfast was a feast well worth making time for and was from 8-11am. Dinner has a limited menu but filling after a busy day travelling. WiFi drops out at busy times so would not be worth trying to do work there. We will definitely return.