Riad Dar El Souk

We were sick for 3 days and everyone went out of his way to help us. We couldn't imagine more kinder people. The riad is stunning and the service amazing. There is nothing bad to say.

EVERYTHING. The staff could not be more friendly. Both the manager and owner made it a point to introduce themselves and welcome us to the riad (a very lovely, personal touch). Riad itself is a complete oasis - beautiful plants, architecture and rooms. Breakfast is truly amazing - fresh, seasonal fruit, crepes, bread, juice, coffee. Abdul made wonderful recommendations for spas and restaurants nearby and when we were on our way there, he even called ahead and told them to take good care of us. My partner and I were blown away.

The Riad was so perfect, that we spent too much time in it and probably should have spent more time exploring the city itself!

We had a wonderful time at the Riad. All the staff were very friendly and caring. The Riad is nicely located and with the airport transfer it was easy to find. The terrace is really sunny and beautifully decorated and we enjoyed coming up there and rest after the rather hot and stressful days in the city. As we travelled as a group of three I can recommend the Smarine Family room as it has two separate rooms only connected by the bathroom which gives everyone enough privacy.

It is hard to find something to criticize at this Riad. The only minor thing is that our bed linen had some stains and tiny holes however it was obvious that it had been washed and cleaned as it smelled accordingly. We did not care too much about that to complain, however other ones might not like it.

This Riad was perfect. The staff were very friendly & helpful. Our room & the Riad in general were exactly as described & all very pretty & cozy. Breakfast was very nicely presented & offered in any spot in the Riad. We were extremely pleased with the location of this Riad in an interesting neighbourhood which felt slightly removed from the chaos of the Medina.

The shower didn't drain well, which wasn't a big deal to me but might bother others. The wifi didn't really work well within my room which again wasn't a big deal as there were many beautiful common spaces to sit where it worked well. The breakfast was heavy on the bread products which It seems is just how Moroccan breakfasts are. Having said that there was always a small serving of fruit or fruit & yoghurt as well. The coffee was pretty weak but again I think thats just a matter of preference. .