RIAD KALE POLIS

The property is very nice and clean.

I don’t have any negative comments to make

Where to start….my husband & I have just spent a fabulous week at Riad Kale Polis. The staff were all amazing especially Omar & Ann Marie. This Riad was immaculate & so clean. Breakfast was delicious every day & consisted of a glass of diced fresh fruit, yoghurt, Seville orange juice & then a plate with either three or four options from toast, pastries & omelette. This changed daily & were all amazing. This was accompanied with freshly made coffee. There were snack & dinner options available. We only ate there once for an evening meal as we like to experience different restaurants. That said the meal we received was delicious & could not be faulted in any way. I would highly recommend staying at this Riad - the area is quiet & yet so central. It wa only a 10 min walk (max) to the main medina. We went on quite a few excursions & we were met each time at Tinsmiths square literally a two min walk from Kale Polis. We never usually go back to the same place twice but feel this may be an exception to our rule.

Place was really nice, convenient and hospitable. Close to the famous souk and other amenities. Easy to walk around and explore some of the history Marrakech has to offer too. All in all, a very central base to enjoy the city.

The owners of the place were very helpful and friendly. Omar, one of the staff was exceptionally helpful and very nice. The Riad KP is beautiful.

The staff and the management were so friendly and helpful, thank you Mr Sharkawy!

Très accessible, bien situé, comfortable. Nous avions également une soirée et un échange très informatif avec les propriétaire, que npus saluons chaleureusement

Great location as it was quiet and only 10 - 15 min walk to the main square or even shorter to some of the palaces. Omar was very helpful and attentive. The room was spacious and breakfast had small variations every day. Delicious orange juice and fruit salad.

The swimming pool on the roof terrace was in a corner and enclosed in (Retractable) glass). Not sure how much sun you would get there. There were only 2 sunbeds and they were located on top of a steep spiral staircase. Would not be able to go up there if you are not nimble and slim. There were some nice tables and chairs on the "lower" roof terrace, but the view is over rooftops and the palace walls, so not ideal for watching the sunset.