Riad Mille Et Une Nuits

Ein kleineres, intimes Riad mit wenigen Zimmern, dafür umso persönlicher und herzlicher (vielen Dank Abdel Aziz!). Gute Ausgangslage, um die Medina zu erkunden, und dennoch problemlos erreichbar (und wiederauffindbar...) in wenigen Schritten von der Strasse weg. Leckere Bäckerei um die Ecke.

super cozy Riad. Was welcomed and upgraded free of charge. The owner had plenty of time to answer questions. The only downside was that the staff only speak French or Arabic, which was a bit of a problem for us, but drawings gestures could be used

hotel is ok if you are on a cheap budget,staff hardly understood or spoke english.complained about lack of water pressure in bathroom couldnt take a shower properly and even worse when someone else was using the water in the other rooms.no bulbs it the lights either in the bedroom or bathroom and hardly any sunlight coming in to light room up.the bulbs were sorted out on our last night.the owner was hardly there and left running to her staff

Nous avons été accueillies par la plus merveilleuses des équipes: adorables, discrètes et dévouées. Le riad est magnifiquement décoré, paisible et confortable. On se sent comme chez nous avec le soleil en plus. Le riad est à 5-10min de la place Jemaa el fna et de la mosquée Koutoubia, 15-20min des tombeaux Saadiens et du jardin majorelle Merci encore pour la chambre Shazaman. La connexion internet est recevable dans le patio. Merci d'avoir fait de notre séjour, un moment inoubliable. À très très bientôt !

Très beau riad magnifiquement décoré, personnel très sympa. Bon emplacement dans la Médina. Un seul bémol, la possibilité de paiement par carte bancaire semble assez aléatoire.

Sehr schönes Haus, sehr nettes und ausgesprochen hilfsbereits Personal. Leider gab es keinen funktionierenden Computer, so dass das Ausdrucken des Bordkarte in einem anderen Hotel erfolgen musste.Was gar nicht geht: die handgeschriebene (!!!) Rechnung auf Blancopapier musste auf telefonische Anweisung des Patron in bar bezahlt werden, weil das Kreditkartenlesegerät angeblich defekt war. Vetraglich war mit hotel.com Bezahlung mit Kreditkarte vor Ort vereinbart worden. Da kommt die Fantasie auf, dass es ein Steuersparmodell a la Marokko sein könnte...

- Expedia contact info for the hotel is incorrect, and they couldn't assist. We did not find the correct info (on our own) before it was too late to cancel the reservation. - The hotel staff, though nice, spoke little English. In fact only 1 person, Mohamed, spoke more than just words and phrases. Mohamed was great though. The decor was also nice. -We were not put in the room that we booked. The room we got had the loudest bed I've ever slept in. The wood frame creaked loudly like a rapid fire pellet gun whenever my husband or I moved. We did not sleep well. - wifi rarely worked - no tv channels in english (but there were German softcore adult programs.) - 5 minutes of hot water. I washed my hair 1 time in 7 days, in cold water, standing on the edges of the tub with only my head in the icy water, then quickly rinsed the rest of me in the warm water. - Overcharged by the hotel!!! This really was the last straw. Marrakech is hectic and after battling it out in the Souks for mass produced goods, I did not want to haggle over the price of my hotel bill. That's why I booked through Expedia in the first place. But they charged my card as soon as we arrived, and with the language barrier, it was a difficult process to get anywhere. My husband talked them into taking off something but we had been over charged a lot more. PLUS we paid the hotel for an airport shuttle back to the airport, and they put us in a taxi that demanded payment at the airport.