It was a total scam. We were changed by orbitz to book this hotel and when we went there to check in, the hotel was closed and poeple there told us that the hotel was shut down for a year. I contacted Orbitz but they did not refund us the money we paid for a hotel that we did not stay in. It's such a desepointment :(

Really close to the night market and souks but still quite quiet. We really enjoyed the hustle and bustle but it is close enought to walk to new city too.

A very good location. You step right out into the heart of the Medina. Easy to find in the maze of the Medina. Nice building, nice room, and very good atention to every detail.

Trip was a treat for my partners 40th bday.i have emailed hotel 2 weeks prior to ask about flowwr petals on bed ect but never got reply.Hotel was located 50m walk from Medina chaos but surprisingly quiet.Staff was friendly but only one pweson was speaking English and not awlways available.Breakfast really poor, couple of pancakes, jam,honey,coffee and orange juice.Asked for some eggs one morning and one egg provided.Room pretty basic,no coffee facilities,no water,no TV ,couple of shelves and few coat hangees.Pool freezing cold,no chance for a dip even in the hottest day.Birds flying inside the hotel lobby/breakfast area from 4am so very,very noisy,had to buy earplugs to have a good night sleep. Over all,regretting booking it as it was very expensive for what you get.

We had wonderful time at Riad Les Hibiscus, where we stayed for 2 night. After walking through the square and the suk in the way to our Riad (the closest car access is to the square which is about 5 min walk), we were overwhelmed by the amount of people, stores, noise. Arriving to this road located at the end of a narrow alley was welcomed relieve. As soon as the outer doors were closed, we were enveloped with tranquility and hospitality of this place. What we loved about this Riad: * the location - very close to the main square * warm hospitality upon arrival with mint tea and cookies, and a calming voice of the host welcoming us to Marrakech and the Riad * good home cooked dinner - lemon/chicken tagine dinner that we had dinner n the 2nd night at the Riad which we could smell way in advance as the cook prepared it. (They don’t serve alcohol but you may bring your own.) * abundant breakfast on both the mornings served by the pool * lovely calming decor in white/light green colors that made the place look and feel like we’ve arrived home - with unique pieces of local art * beautiful rooftop terrace that is so high it enables to see the city roofs and the beautiful sunsets We appreciated feeling welcomed, safe and secure in this Riad. Thank you for having us! We’ll recommend this place to our friends and family!

Since it was market day in Medina, the taxi couldn't bring us to the the Riad, and after calling them, someone from the Riad have been so nice to come and fetch us, and walk us to the place. The service is superb, the staff very helpful with everything. Couldn't ask for more.

The location is amazing! Very short walk to the main square (Jema El Fena)- this is where you find all the cafes and restaurants. The Riad is super peaceful from the hustle and bustle of the market areas. The staff are super friendly and they would ensure the rooms are spotless everyday.

Right in the middle of the souks, but since its tucked inside a back alley, its very quiet. The riad is clean, comfy and beautifully decorated. It has a small pool in the courtyard, didnt use it but saw people dipped in it. Had no problem looking for it with google map. Alrhough its at the very end of an alley, its perfectly safe even going back there at night. Just don’t trust the kids telling you is close or theres nothing in there (They wanna get tips for bringing you somwhere else)

The hotel is a oasis of calm in the middle if the medina. Nice and helpful staff. Good breakfast.

We had a lovely stay at Riad Les Hibiscus. Our host was attentive, polite, courteous. The room was clean and comfortable and the service very good.

The B & B presents well in a location close to the market square. It is impossible to find without calling the manager as we did from Cafe de France. Taxis cant take you very close due to the market and the entrance is at the end of a small lane. Include breakfast is simple but nice around the little pool.

Nicest staff ever! Made us feel like Royals! :)

This riad was stunning. From the outside you wouldn't expect much but as soon as you enter you can see the beautiful structures. This riad is a proper riad because it has a fountain and garden in the centre. There are two little birds that fly around that make you feel like your in a small oasis. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The lady didn't speak English but we were able to communicate with my broken French. The rooms are large and comfortable. The shower is enormous! They towels are soft. The breakfast was delicious and served hot (coffee is below average so I recommend going with English tea if you need caffeine in the morning). The alley can be a bit sketchy at night time so I recommend walking with someone as its not very well lit. I would definitely stay there again.

Its a little difficult to find but when you do, its totally worth it! 5 min walk to the main Jema El Fanaa square but you wouldnt think it when inside. Totally calm and quiet with that moroccan feel to it, its exactly what youd want. I stayed with my 2 sisters and mum and dad for a week. Very well kept rooms, beautiful bathrooms all uniquely designed and has the mod cons youd want. We had both the ground floor rooms near the little pool and kitchen, in the mornings the little birds are real loud but can think of worse things to wake up to. Lacan, Kareema and Zezu, the on duty concierges if youd like are really helpful and nothings too much. Id recommend ringing them before you travel especially if you arrive later than 1pm, to arrange a pick up to save so much hassle with local services. You cannot take cars into the square after that time so will need to walk through it to get to the riad. Compared to other id seen for the time we went, this was amazing value especially with the light breakfast included. It has a rooftop and 2 suites here so is still a small place. Marrakesh is really cheap and local food places to the riad are highly recommended! Especially the cake shop as you come out and turn left and the spit roast chicken shop. Beyond moorish! We will be coming back for sure.. Best choice for location and peace.

The riad is even more beautiful than it looks in the pictures, and the central courtyard is a great place to have breakfast or sit and read. The rooms are also lovely, scrupulously clean and have all the amenities you could need - ours was quite dark but I believe this is a common feature of riads, designed to keep them cool in summer. Breakfast was delicious - we had a selection of different moroccan pancakes and breads with jam, honey and butter as well as tea, coffee and lovely fresh orange juice. It was an excellent location, only a few minutes from the action of the souks and the main square, but lovely and peaceful. Plenty of lovely restaurants are nearby - we'd recommend Nomad for a slightly fancier evening and Cafe Kessabine for more traditional (and cheaper) food. The staff were all extremely kind and helpful, and made breakfast for us a little early one day when we were heading out of Marrakech for the day.

The man who greeted us at Riad Les Hibiscus was wonderful; he was welcoming without being overbearing. He also arranged a trust-worthy ride to the airport for us at a very early time, which was very appreciated. The room was very large and with all the comforts of home. A large group of young travelers stayed in the Riad the first night we were there, and the solid structure and window shutters made it easy to close out the noise from the center garden. The showers were hot, the rooms and public spaces were very clean and the decor was modern with Moroccan charm. I had read other reviewers of this riad complain about the internet connection. They are right in that we could not use the internet in our rooms, but who wants to stay on the internet in your room in a place like Morocco? The internet worked fine for us in the public center garden. I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

Overall, this was a great place for us to stay, and we loved the interior courtyard with dip pool and spent a lot of time relaxing here. We stayed 2 nights with family of 5 in 2 rooms, which were small compared to other riads we had stayed at but manageable. However, we observed that several of the other rooms in the riad were quite large with sitting areas and larger spaces. There was an in-room safe, which was a bonus, but no refrigerator. Continental breakfast was typical Moroccan style and the eggs on the first day was a treat. Wifi did not work in our rooms, so we had to go to the courtyard (not necessarily a bad thing)-- the Wifi is the one upgrade I would recommend for this riad.

Peaceful hotel. Bring a detailed map to help you find it but after that you're good to go. Look out for the pharmacy sign at the corner, that's where you turn into the alleyway and it's at the end. The longer you stay the more you relax

From the alley, it doesn't look good. But open the door and you'll find a beautiful and serene setting with a beautiful tiny pool to cool down. The courtyard is also where the breakfast is served, which is ok but not the best we've had in Morocco and a little plain. Location is amazing and rooms are comfortable. Lots of couples here. Very quiet and you can hear a lot since all the rooms are on the courtyard. Don't come here if you plan on partying!

Lovely tranquil riad close to the main square.