Dar Lalla Wafae

The breakfast was exceptionally good, tasty, and very kind people served it. The guesthouse is a typical house of the new Medina, so staircases are steep, rooms are small, the toilet / shower is micro but it all is ok. The people are nice.

the matrass was really hard, and the room did not invite to stay there (for sleeping very much ok). Organising a guide was a real mess, and I did not like the way they handeled this problem.

nice staffs, nice room and atmosphere. very close to Bab Boujloud.

shower area is small

Nice location

So... My app showed the cost of 22 € but for them was 27,55 €. It wasn't my fault and the landlord was kind of rude. I ask them to show me the room because I was tired and wanted to get a shower but they refused because I wasn't paid yet. I lost like 30 minutes at the reception when It was my last day there. I decided to pay the 27,55€ but then the room wasn't the same than the pictures. The bathroom was dirty and inconvenient for what I was looking for and for the price. There was no shower soap and the toilet was broken. Breakfast was ok.

the room was little but cozy and clean. The host was really friendly and helpful, he was ready to satisfy any request, even serving breakfast at 1am because of the early departure. The breakfast was really good and rich, the best one we had in Marocco

the bathroom was little

Its located right at the proximity of the blue gate and has easy access to everything. the hosts were so great and friendly and willing to help with any request we had. WiFi was good also and breakfast was nice.

very small bathroom

Rashid is a good host and will do everything to make your stay memorable. But what really stands out and makes this house a wonderful experience is Fatma and her wonderfull (I think) sister. They always have a smile for you, are truly worried about your confort and will go above and beyond serving breakfast and attending you. Had Baghrir one day, Msemmen in the other, with some other small diferences but everything tasted great. Slept well, asked for a hammam and got directed to a local traditional one. All things considered I'd come back no question Shukran!!

Skip the guided tour, Ahmed is a nice man but makes a very bland tour, that gets expensive if you're solo. Bathroom is small with the shower directly pointed to the toilet. Not a big problem, but if you're picky about this stuff ask about it before booking