Dar Zemrane

The staff was incredibly friendly, the place is well located and very cozy.

The bathroom door needs a thicker curtain.

They were very welcoming. The space was very clean

Nothing.

Location, good price. Muḥammad and Merean were very sweet and were as helpful as they could be

The owner (who speaks no english) had occupied most of the property with friends. The two rooms in the courtyard had no privacy, were the rooms rented out which was particularly difficult when she had dinners in the courtyard. The guest also were not given keys for the outside so they had to ring the bell which was often late in the evening and there was no wifi (or signal) in the rooms only in common areas. Overall, it didn’t feel like a welcoming and comfortable space as an English solo women traveller.

The place is clean and well decorated in traditional, Moroccan style. Location is very strategic - close to all attractions and bus station. AC works well as a heater in February.

Rooms are small. I mean really small - I experienced this size of rooms only in budget hotels in Singapore and Hongkong. So be aware that two people who stay longer than one night or with two suitcases should book a bigger room. In our case, one person had to leave during packing and we had only one backpack. The staff was ok, however, it seems they pay more attention to people speaking French - our check in was quite chaotic, we had to ask about everything by ourselves. Wi-fi didn’t work inside our room and we had to go outside to use it. The shower made all the bathroom wet.

Good location

Rooms are too tight and small