Hotel Princesse Ilham

Diyar Marhaba

"I didn't expect this. The owners are great. Hotels aren't that clean, but this one is a real pleasure to visit. The linens are spotless, the furniture isn't broken, and the interior is beautiful. Special thanks for the terrace! The views are stunning. The food is excellent. Before the walk, I ordered a burger, and it was very good. Afterwards, I ordered a tagine, tuna salad, and a fresh juice. Very tasty and decent. My impression is definitely an A+!!! Respect and good luck to the guys!"

Dar Sababa

"One of the best riads we stayed in. The room looked amazing, the view from the terrace is incredible, it’s right in the middle of the Medina and the host helped us with a lot of info. They even suggested us a restaurant and we ate there the best food we had in Morocco. Ask the host about that restaurant - you can’t miss that! We strongly recommend this riad."

Dar Nokhba Inn

"Thank you for this cozy riad, very similar to a guest house. Your kitchen, but breakfast was included (in the nearby cafe) the whole house was our (we were four). Good location, very clean, beautiful windows and atmosphere! Thank you all of the soul!"

Riad Gharnata

"This locations looks very nice for pictures, not to stay here. The rooms are tiny and with the smell of mold. We stayed in suite Rkia. The bathroom doors are not closing, no privacy at all. The beds were uncomfortable, very hard, the towels were greyish and a stained curtain was at the shower. I have allergies and I woke up the first morning with my face swallowed. For dinner we had to go in another building. We stayed on a rooftop terrace, where 2 tables were placed. I felt like when I was student . They literally brought the food from outside, in 2 bags, and offered it after they put it on the plates in a kitchen. It was tasty and that was a good point. The next morning we were supposed to have breakfast at 8,30, no one was there. In a few minutes a very nice lady came out, asked us if we want to eat and in 20 munutes the breakfast was ready. For 3 people we had 3 eggs, 3 corn breads, 3 fried in oil breadlike, some olives and about 50 g of cheese. Honey and jam was offered but nothing to eat it with. The coffee was poor. The tea was good and the fresh squeezed orange juice was also good. So, of you are on budget, go here, otherwise it can ruin your experience."

Hotel Dar Mounir

"Extremely well located hotel to enable easy access to everything you need. A quick walk to the main square where you can easily visit some great restaurants and shops. Breakfast at the hotel was delicious with plenty of options to suit most tastes. Staff were very friendly and super welcoming and willing to assist when asked. Our room was spacious and clean and beds were comfortable. Noise does travel around a bit so you might want to bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper. Roof top terrace also available."

Casa Elias

"The location is excellent, it is located at a higher point in the ancient city. It has a small frontage, but it is easy to find. There is a terrace on the top floor where smoking is allowed. If you walk up a little further, you can also go up to the roof."

Hotel Casa Miguel

"Unfortunately this hotel did not live up to expectations. We were in the annex rather than the more attractive looking main hotel. Difficult to find and our luggage had to be carried miles! The place was pokey with no real common area other than the roof terrace. Our room was very small and there was a ridiculously large piece of furniture which had no use whatsoever! Added to that the red drapes over the bed - why?! The room was very noisy with cat’s and dogs fighting outside and men spitting - yuk! Also, there was a really unpleasant odour - cat pee? Staff were friendly enough although the manager(?) had a massive verbal fight with someone outside just as we arrived - not very appropriate. Also seemed to be reluctant to recommend anywhere good to eat. (We found Sofias which is really good). Not our favourite stay in Morocco."