Hotel Aday

It’s advertised as 24hr reception but the only door is padlocked shut at night. It’s a fire safety risk and false advertising. Broken shower fittings and air conditioning unit.

Super amazing staff, very clean and great location.

It is important to realise that this hotel offers basic but good value accommodation right in the heart of the Medina. It is more like a hostel than a hotel so if you book knowing that you won’t be disappointed. Rooms are small, basic but perfectly adequate for what you need. I stayed here on two occasions, once in a room with a private bathroom and once in a room with shared bathroom. You cannot beat the location, right in the heart of the medina just off one of the main souk streets. The WiFi was good although be aware it may not stretch to all of the rooms. It has a nice roof terrace with good views across to the main Mosque. The staff were fantastic, really helpful, and nothing was too much hassle for them. I had already booked my trips prior to arrival but if you haven’t they will be able to help you find good trips at a good rate. At the same time as I had already booked mine they didn’t try and push tours on me at all. One improvement I would make is in relation to the private room I stayed in I would recommend they look to reseal the electric sockets into the wall as that was a bit off putting. Overall though a great budget option for people staying in Marrakech and I would definitely stay here again.

I stayed in a single room with shared bathroom. Very sparse accommodations, but they do have more upscale arrangements. It was very basic and simple. Located near the Plaza of Riad Zitoun with many restaurants and cafe.

All great but down side street but small hostel clean and nice.

Cheap and cheerful and near main sites. Lots of eating options.

Lovely clean rooms with rooftop terrace. Very safe and in the heart of marrakech near the famous Jma El Fnaa square so no need for buses or taxis to the souks and square

It was such an amazing place. Perfect location so I can go anywhere and walk round Jemaa al Fna. Clean, safe and calm.

Great

Nothing special The place was closer to all needed plaes shops rest and shopping

From the moment we arrived we were happily greeted by the staff member at the bureau, he shook my hand wished us Good Morning and took our details with a smile on his face. He then showed us to our room and made sure we had access to the WiFi, he then told us where all the facilities were and how to access the roof terrace. The room itself is what you get. I paid £11 a night for this accommodation. The room shows its age, the bed is a bit hard and there is only one plug socket. I paid £11 a night for this room and it was purely a base for our stay here in Marrakesh and for that it was brilliant. Noise carries through the building, and it seems to be a favourite for backpackers and those also looking for a cheap stay for a night or two, so do bare in mind that you can hear every conversation going on outside in the foyer and there was also a dawn’s chorus of nesting birds every morning up on the rooftop terrace - which I didn’t mind. Upon leaving our stay here at Hotel Aday, again the staff couldn’t be more helpful. Making us aware of the late check out time, calling a taxi for us to the airport which was a fixed price of 100 MAD. The staff member who checked us out even took us out to meet the driver! Overall, great stay at this Riad. Some fixtures could do with updating and one of the toilet doors doesn’t fully lock but again - £11 a night! Honestly would book again if I was passing through Marrakesh!

Basic rooms but clean and very safe. The property location is convenient for exploring the city. The taxi from the airport dropped us off within a five minute walk. We got there very late (after midnight) and the managers were extremely helpful and responsive to calls and texts.

Good traditional hotel, friendly atmosphere and perfectly situated for all areas of the Medina with all needed facilities

We only used the Raid for a few hours to store our suitcases, we would never stay in a place like this, best suited for backpackers, especially since you have to share a bathroom.

The location is good for walking around the market square and accessing restaurants. There is no A/C and noise travels as though it is in your room. The property needs maintenance; you have to hold the shower head as the fixture is broken, door handles are falling off. There was one plug in the room but so far from anything your phone just dangled while charging. Often no toilet paper available; no clean towels.

Very bad service room was dirty also had a horrible smell

Horrible nothing like the pictures very poor everything is broken I recommend you to not go to the hotel

Nice and cheap place near the main square, clean and comfortable. The host Is very friendly.

You get what you pay for kinda. I travelld in winter and the room was on the ground floor, right infront of the lobby. All the noise from the lobby could be heard in the room through the late hours. The room had no heating provided and because the rooms are made of tiles, the room was basically an ice-box! I'd give the place a 7/10 but my experience was definitely a 5/10

We booked in advance but upon arrival the owner told us that it was full and we were accommodated in Hotel Amal next door. The room there was about the same, small sized 8m2 with a sink but enough for one night before heading to the airport. Since all rooms face into the hallway, you can hear people walking and talking downstairs. The owner of Hotel Aday however is very friendly and helpful. He also offered to print our boarding passes which was great. Both hotels are very central and good value for the price compared to what other hotels charge in the area. The alleyways to get to the hotel can seem intimidating at first, but they are totally safe even at night.