Hotels in Kasbah, Marrakech

The hotel is located in the heart of the old town. Close to an ancient tomb that is more than 500 years old. There are many people visiting every day. This hotel can be said to be called Taoyuan in the city, but the surrounding environment is not very good. According to the waiter, the hotel started building a new building in 2002 and first bought a house, and later bought eight more. The owner, a Frenchman, renovated the nine houses as a whole and connected them together. The design is very elegant, reflecting the Moroccan national style. Every detail is very delicate and can be called a work of art. The three-story roof is covered with flowers and various layouts. Very novel. It feels extremely cozy. The hotel's food and beverage varieties are relatively small and the taste is average, not as good as other nine points. The price is not cheap either. Overall, this hotel is quite unique. Staying for a day or two is no problem.

Very good hotel, because I booked it for my friends, so I have just introduced the hotel in another message. The service is very good, the health is great, and the hotel is very Moroccan. It is also very convenient from the ancient city.

Morocco navigation positioning has a deviation of tens of meters, so according to the navigation is to circle nearby, not only us, but also the local driver who came to pick us up the next day. In fact, it is convenient to write, from the entrance of the city wall to the right side of the alley, see the picture. It should be considered a homestay, call the boss in advance, otherwise there may be no one. In fact, there is no early morning, but the room is still very good to sleep. Except for us, all the young people live. After all, the price is only 300 yuan. Note that you must change some local currency at the airport first. There are many small shops around the place, and you can also eat late.

They keep check the room. (AC off Light off and unplug stuff your charging) And 20min away walk from Jamaal El fna

Never comment, this time had to comment. The boss is an old Italian man. The people are very good. They will tell you various things with sincerity and enthusiasm. The map is very clear. In the morning, he will help you call the car to help you bargain and save money. A local fellow waiter rides his bicycle to call you a car. It is really simple. The room was large and clean, the safe was also there, very good, with a terrace, very comfortable. I also went to the two net red riad, suitable for taking pictures, but the living conditions are not as good as here. Once again, I like the Italian boss.

A beautiful little riad just a short walk from the main square and local amenities. Initially, not so easy to locate, but Google maps took us straight to the door. The riad is located by walking through an area in which locals inhabit and therefore fresh meat and fish is being prepared and sold. This can be a somewhat novel experience and definitely a glimpse into local culture. Once you are familiar with the walk in and out, this is just part of the day and good to see how others live. The property itself is immaculate and provides excellent services. We were warmly welcomed and given refreshments which were gratefully received. Our room (room 1) although small, was comfortable, clean and had everything what was needed. The bathroom has plenty of surface space to house toiletries etc. The room is situated off the central patio and as it only had shutters (no glass in the windows) this can leave you a little exposed to noise from the reception/breakfast area and rooms surrounding. It would have been great to have access to tea/coffee making provisions as we usually like to make a drink before sleeping. I am sure the host would have been amenable should we have, but we did not. The courtyard is quite cold first thing in the morning and so prepare accordingly. The roof terrace is pleasant and has views across the local area. The courtyard area hosts a plentiful Moroccan breakfast, fabulously presented and tasty. Even as a ‘picky eater’ I was pleasantly satisfied. Breakfast is a selection of Moroccan style breads/crepes accompanied by local jams/soft cheese and honey. A serving of prepared fruits was served daily with a different offering of boiled egg/fresh yoghurt/ cake severed on the days of our visit. Should you have any specific dietary needs I am sure the host would accommodate, however it is worth noting that breakfast is served to you and therefore choice and quantity is not possible. We found the breakfast plentiful and the owner very accommodating. Breakfast was served with freshly squeezed orange juice and fresh coffee or mint tea. The host was super accommodating and helped us to print boarding passes (needed at Marrakesh airport) prior to our departure. We walked to and from the airport as the weather was pleasant and a little over an hour to do. The walk to the main square was around 10-15 minutes and pleasant enough as well. I would recommend this riad and could clearly see how hard the owners are working to accommodate their guests and provide an authentic experience.

We had the pleasure of staying at Riad Jibril during our visit to Marrakech, and what a delightful experience it was! Our host, Iheb, truly deserves the title of a legend. From the moment we checked in until we checked out, he made our stay memorable. Whilr it may not be a 5-star hotel, it provided a unique and authentic Moroccan experience that exceeded our expectations. The riad itself, with its traditional architecture, was clean and inviting. The highlight was undoubtedly the serene terrace, a peaceful oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the medina. One evening, we indulged in sheesha on the terrace, a delightful experience that only cost us around 70 MAD. We also had the pleasure of dining on the terrace, where we enjoyed delicious tagines at a very reasonable price of 60 MAD each. The chef's culinary skills were truly impressive. The breakfast served each morning was traditional and homely too! What made our stay truly special was the warm and welcoming atmosphere created by Iheb and the staff. We arrived as guests but left feeling like friends. We were even befriended by the two adorable resident kittens, Sofia, the long-haired tabby, and Leena, the ginger kitten. Their presence added an extra touch of charm to our stay. The location of Riad Jibril was perfect, and the camel in front of the money exchange served as an excellent landmark. The riad was on the opposite alleyway, second door, making it easy to find. We especially enjoyed its proximity to Kasbah, near Zeitun Cafe, a favorite spot of ours to visit at night. The lantern-lit terrace at the cafe provided majestic views that made our evenings even more memorable.