Riad Sayeda Al Hora

Beautiful Riad

N/a

The bed and the rooms were very comfortable. The staff were very helpful and friendly. We got the breakfast included and it was delicious.

there was quite a bit of noise outside but that was construction work so i assume that’s not a constant.

We had a great experience at the Riad. The guys who run it are all without exception amazing and professional. From the moment we arrived up until we boarded our cab we cross paths with Uthman, Mehdi, Ahmad and Mustafa and I couldn't have asked anymore from them all, thank you guys for making it a memorable trip for me and my family! Their attention to detail in helping us and catering for our needs was truly appreciated.

The weather at night and early morning was a little too cold for my liking, then again it was Nov!

That was a lot to like about this place in reference to having lots of character the room is if you book a suite absolutely lovely and beautiful the ceiling just takes your breath away the amount of work that must have taken for them to create it the bed is actually very comfortable to include the pillows and I would say that the pool was a nice surprise I wasn't initially that impressed thinking it was going to be very refreshing but it ended up being a really refreshing time to spend at the end of a very very hot day as it's extremely hot there. I would say the staff was kind and very normal level of kind not overly kind but not overly unkind either just to definitely doing their job and that's it.

Okay what's good always comes the bad so I would say the only things I would look to change would be the breakfast obviously had been frozen and then warmed up and because I have lived in Morocco for a long time I know what fresh pastries taste like and fresh bread and nothing I was served this morning was fresh they did make me an egg with cheese which was nice the coffee was okay and everything else was okay but I would say that the breakfast needs to be fresher and leaves a lot to be desired in reference to being edible compared to most places that you can go and get a very nice Moroccan breakfast. In reference to the location I would say that it's a little bit on the outskirts so if you're driving there it's going to be okay for you but if you're walking it's going to be a little bit tricky to find for sure.

location and the property nice

Everything was good except for the bed sheets, I felt that they had not been changed before I entered the room, the smell of the person who was before in the room on the pillows and I did not use the pillows at all

Great location. The staff was very friendly and the rooms were comfortable.

The prayer call was played very loudly inside of the hotel and not just outside in the mosques so it was difficult to fall asleep after it finished playing.

Didn't appreciate the manager seemed to be trying his luck with overpricing things such as the airport trip, which was previously communicated less to us. Was disappointing.

We liked the big rooms and the assistance we were given by Admed, the manager, and Mehti the porter/waiter/all things service. We did not use the pool but it would have been welcome at least one day. the interior is very traditional and quite beautiful. It is located in the Medina area, called “Ziat”, the furthest south and slightly east of the the Blue Gate. And, the AC in the bedroom is a great asset when it’s hot! We received good recommendations for meals and particularly, Palais Faraj, for dinner, on Friday evening. the Palais Faraj also had live music (local trio of gentlemen from FES playing international music). The prices were very fair for the elegant quality of the meal and the property.

The bedroom was beautiful and the lighting was dramatic, but very low light levels. The tile in the building was mostly antique and special, as was the public areas and our bathroom. So, it was an uncharacteristic detail that paint was peeling in the large, shower area. We are in our 70’s, so the winding stairs to the third floor (Euro-2nd floor) were a chore…but this is the nature of old homes, turned into Riads. This a reminder to ask for a lower room when booking, if your knees, feet or hips don’t like winding stairs, to upper floors. lastly, Admed also was very helpful to have us picked up at the train station and to arrange tours.