Dar baba Aziz La perle de la Médina

Just right: in the heart of the Medina, close to everything. Great hosting ...

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Very friendly staff. Great location.

Great spot and within walking distance to where you want to be. Lovely rooftop balcony to enjoy the views, beds were comfortable, facilities were great.

Unfortunately the night we stayed there the neighbors were super loud so didn’t sleep as well as we’d have wanted.

Location, host super nice

Great location; very quirky apartment with all you need. Great for two people as have your own floor each with bathroom ; nice terrace

I liked it all . Some may find it noisy but that’s all part of the experience

This place was not for us. The bedroom and toilet we used were fine and clean but we had hoped for a little more from the kitchen, sitting room and balcony. The pictures in the listing are confusing but suggested to me a bit of luxury. Instead they were very perfunctory and not a place I would choose to sit in. The hot plate, kettle, micro and toastie machine could probably be reached from the sofa at a stretch. This means that there is no room for a table to eat at. So unless you have your plate on your lap then you would climb the tiny steps with your plate to the roof. Again, balcony was not exactly what we hoped for  - it did have a table and chairs and that little terracotta barbecue thing depicted but the reality was a bit grim. The guy that let us in (no name given) explained where to leave the keys when we were going then scuttled up the steps and many landings ahead of us as we squeezed our luggage up precariously after him. He took photos of our passports, took our ten euro tourist (?) Tax, let us scan a QR code for the WiFi and left us quicker than it feels it has taken me to type this transaction out. The ten euros and the photos of the passports weren't explained to us but made to feel essential so hopefully we weren't just hustled. On holiday you want these kind of encounters to be fun and welcoming but this was the opposite - perfunctory, curt and will be remembered by not good memories. The very first thing we did was sit down on the sofa and look for some alternative accomodation instead of having to imagine the rest of our holiday in here. I don't remember having to have given a negative review before in the hundreds I have given to ebay, etsy and airbnb but felt I ought to this time. Clean place to rest your head, right in the middle of a very bustling part of town which seems like an authentic experience of living in the medina is the kindest way I could describe it . But it is also not a space I would wish to do more than wait in

This place was not for us. The bedroom and toilet we used were fine and clean but we had hoped for a little more from the kitchen, sitting room and balcony. The pictures in the listing are confusing but suggested to me a bit of luxury. Instead they were very perfunctory and not a place I would choose to sit in. The hot plate, kettle, micro and toastie machine could probably be reached from the sofa at a stretch. This means that there is no room for a table to eat at. So unless you have your plate on your lap then you would climb the tiny steps with your plate to the roof. Again, balcony was not exactly what we hoped for  - it did have a table and chairs and that little terracotta barbecue thing depicted but the reality was a bit grim. The guy that let us in (no name given) explained where to leave the keys when we were going then scuttled up the steps and many landings ahead of us as we squeezed our luggage up precariously after him. He took photos of our passports, took our ten euro tourist (?) Tax, let us scan a QR code for the WiFi and left us quicker than it feels it has taken me to type this transaction out. The ten euros and the photos of the passports weren't explained to us but made to feel essential so hopefully we weren't just hustled. On holiday you want these kind of encounters to be fun and welcoming but this was the opposite - perfunctory, curt and will be remembered by not good memories. The very first thing we did was sit down on the sofa and look for some alternative accomodation instead of having to imagine the rest of our holiday in here. I don't remember having to have given a negative review before in the hundreds I have given to ebay, etsy and airbnb but felt I ought to this time. Clean place to rest your head, right in the middle of a very bustling part of town which seems like an authentic experience of living in the medina is the kindest way I could describe it . But it is also not a space I would wish to do more than wait in

The property is right in the heart of the Medina-so right away it is exotic and intoxicating. Our host was great and picked us up from the bus and took us to the accommodation. Right in the heart of the medina and full of authentic sights and sounds. The apartment was narrow so a bit hard with suitcases but the lounge area with its huge open windows and gorgeous vibe was so much fun. There is a private roof top terrace and 2 bedrooms. If you are after an authentic experience in Moroccan style house this was excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

As this is an ancient medina there is a strong smell of cat urine pretty much everywhere - we counteracted this with some purchased Incense and charcoal tabs. Highly rec travelling Morocco with this.