We arrived at night and left the next morning, and for that purpose it worked well.
Good location, but like many riads in old medinas, it is hard to find. The staff member did met us in our car and guided us to the riad, which we appreciated. Be aware that you must carry your own bags for about a 5–7 minute walk through uneven, bumpy streets inside the medina. Assistance with luggage was not offered, even for smaller bags like a laptop bag, so this is better suited for backpacks or light luggage.
The room was spacious and comfortable, maybe the largest room we stayed in at a riad. It was clean, the bathroom was well equipped, amenities were plentiful, and bottles of water were provided. This place offers a decent value for the area.
Breakfast was a highlight. The traditional Moroccan breakfast was very good, and when the staff was unsure whether we wanted tea or coffee, they kindly brought both.
There were a few issues: We filled out forms with our detailed personal information at check-in, including passport details and signatures, and the completed forms were left unattended overnight and still there the next morning, which raised privacy concerns. Late-night phone calls in the common area carried into the room and disrupted our sleep, which was especially difficult given our jet lag.
Overall, a practical option with a good location and comfortable room, but better attentiveness to privacy, noise, and guest comfort would improve the experience
