Riad dada Messouda spa

We had a wonderful stay at Riad Dada Messouda. It's a beautiful, peaceful oasis and the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the Medina. My mum and I stayed here for the final part of our trip, and it was the ideal place to unwind. We accidentally arrived a little earlier than check-in, but the staff were incredibly accommodating and happily looked after our bags so we could continue exploring the city. Everyone was warm, friendly, and made us feel very welcome throughout our stay. The riad itself is stunning, with gorgeous views and a relaxing atmosphere. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Riad Dada Messouda to friends visiting Marrakech, and I'd happily stay here again.

Ambiente molto bello pulito e rilassante.ottima accoglienza .bellissimo il trattamento in spa.e gentilissimi i ragazzi.sempre attenti a ogni richiesta.

L'accueil et le service étaient au top

Le petit déjeuner devrait être retravaillé pour être à la hauteur de l'expérience globalement.

Unfortunately, I was unable to stay to give my unconditional opinion. My Moroccan partner and I were prevented from staying at the accommodation because we didn't have marriage documentation, which is not the case. We had to leave to find another place after 8pm, tired and with luggage after a long trip, even though we had paid in full for the two-day stay well in advance. The price was non-refundable, as we had no intention of not staying there. Up to that point, everything was great and we were well received. However, when they asked for our documents and found out he was Moroccan, we were informed that we could not stay. There was no restriction mentioned anywhere. The Article 490 of the Penal Code and the old hotel restrictions were never applied in practice to non-Muslim foreign tourists. Couples from abroad have always been able to stay in the same room without question, especially in large hotel chains or tourist cities. If one of the partners is Moroccan: Although the document requirement has officially been dropped due to guidelines from the Ministry of Justice, the penal law against sex outside of marriage (Article 490) remains in force in the country. Because of this, some smaller, traditional, or more conservative hotels in non-touristy areas may still show resistance or try to apply their own rules for fear of local laws. End of requirement (May 2024): The Moroccan Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, publicly declared in Parliament that the requirement for a marriage certificate by hotels was illegal and an invasion of privacy, as there was no direct legal basis for such a requirement. Police Instructions: Shortly after this ministerial declaration, local authorities and the police formally notified hotels that they should no longer require marriage contracts to allow couples to stay. We tried to get another room but were told the room was full.

The riad was beautiful, and I spent hours choosing a location and a room that I liked before the trip.

Riad coloré, confortable et lumineux. Avec un personnel souriant et prévenant. Il y'a tout ce qu'il faut pour se détendre (piscine, transat, spa, etc...) Les chats sont des petits amours. Le repas au riad est aussi bon que copieux. Même si le riad est dans la médina, a l'intérieur nous restons au calme, isolés des bruits de la ville.

Le petit déjeuner est bon mais n'est pas suffisant. Peut être que quelques fruits seraient appréciables. La clim ne fonctionne pas très bien.

Me and my partner stayed for four nights, the hosts were honestly the most helpful and amazing people. We thought the property was very peaceful and beautiful. In terms of location it was a little outside of the central area, approximately 25 minutes walk to the sukes