Riad Palais Sebban

Absolutely beautiful hotel with excellent local design features, lots of terrace space, with pools, towels, sun hats free to use for the guests, welcome drinks, amazing attentive staff

Slightly damp room if not ventilated by opening the doors/windows regularly, but this added to the vibe

A special thanks to the kindness and professionalism of Housni and Ashraf

We liked all the different sitting areas on the rooftop and throughout the hotel. The breakfast area was gorgeous as well.

A couple more loungers. There were two parties who hogged the lounge chairs the whole time we were there.

Facility, staff, room, rooftop and swimming pools.

Service, Lage und Stil

Beautiful Riad with friendly helpful staff & a great location for exploring the city

Great location right near the main square, markets and restaurants. The most beautiful Riad and place to stay ever. The staff are so accommodating and helpful to anything ! There are multiple pools and roof tops that are clean and well looked after. The Hammam is a relaxing experience in the riad as well as a good menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We also stayed on Friday night where there was live music and a dancer. The rooms are clean and luxurious with also a mini fridge.

Beatiful Riad with very welcoming staff. Great location. Superb breakfast

In general, the riad is amazingly beautiful and very well located. The employees are kind and welcoming, and the breakfast is really good. The overall atmosphere of the property is charming and authentic. I also appreciated the convenience of staying there before and after our desert tour.

We spent a couple of nights in Deluxe category rooms, and I’m not sure the upgrade is worth it, as Palais Sebban probably does not meet the minimum standards expected for this category. Neither of the rooms I stayed in had a king-size bed, and only one had a sitting area. I regret having paid 1,000 MAD more per night for the upgrade. I am leaving with a bittersweet feeling because I feel misled. Since the dates served at breakfast were amazing, on Friday morning I asked one of the staff members where I could buy them. He said they were Medjool dates and kindly offered to get some for me before I left on Saturday. On Saturday morning, the staff member handed us the dates, and I paid 150 MAD per kilogram, plus a 20 MAD tip for the kitchen staff member who had bought them. It was a big disappointment when we realized we had been sold overpriced, lower-quality dates, as they turned out to be Zaïgora dates instead of Medjool. It was unfortunate to feel taken advantage of by the riad’s staff on our last day.