The hotel is like a living museum where you stay in your own three-storey riad. Every detail is handcrafted by Morocco's finest artisans. Underground tunnels for staff provide a level of seclusion and tranquillity that's virtually impossible to find elsewhere in the medina.
Reviews frequently praise the staff, with guests noting the thoughtful attention to detail and impeccable care from the moment you arrive.
Things to Consider
The riads span several floors, which means quite a few steps each day. Some find this charming, whilst others consider it impractical—particularly without a lift and when travelling with pushchairs or elderly companions.
Service can falter when the hotel is at capacity. Longer wait times and housekeeping not always arriving at the preferred time have been reported, particularly during peak season.
The hotel is like a living museum where you stay in your own three-storey riad. Every detail is handcrafted by Morocco's finest artisans. Underground tunnels for staff provide a level of seclusion and tranquillity that's virtually impossible to find elsewhere in the medina.
Reviews frequently praise the staff, with guests noting the thoughtful attention to detail and impeccable care from the moment you arrive.