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Great guest house with welcoming and helpful staff.

The elegance the history the location. I have stayed all over the world, The Old Cataract is probably the best one.

Wonderful staff. I enjoyed every aspect of my stay which was made even better by the wonderful Therese and the amazing David and Kadjali. Looking forward to my next trip. Naila

We had a great stay. Beautiful room and delicious breakfast.

Amazing daily breakfast on rooftop terrace. Personal service by staff. Fahid, Zouhier and Zainub were excellent!!!! In addition, great recommendations on things to do and day excursions in and around Marrakech. Stayed 6 nights and we loved it!!! Zul and Veno

I stayed at the Sarova Stanlet on 2 occasions during an 8 day stay in Kenya and my stays were excellent. The staff is courteous, accommodating, and made great suggestions on what to do while in Nairobi. The delicious daily buffet breakfast was plentiful and varied, and the Thai restaurant in the hotel serves some of thee most delicious Thai food I've ever eaten in the world. Dinner even comes with a brief massage! My second stay at the end of my trip to Kenya included a free upgrade to a club...

Quaint and authentic. Great location. Excellent restaurant with nightly live music nearby. Easy to explore markets and return to drop off purchases and head back out

I highly recommend The Hotel Royal Victoria - Ex British Embassy, Tunis, Tunisia, for any foreign traveler, not because it is centrally located (next to the Medina) and tour companies frequent this area, not because it is an historically important landmark, not because there are local restaurants within walking, not because all the internal woodworking - doors, ceilings, furniture was updated and all are hand painted by local Tunisian craftsman, not because of the fabulous breakfast buffet, but...

I am a solo female traveler and loved this Riad. The taxi ride from the train station to the hotel was fairly straight forward. The hotel is located just a few blocks from a main intersection and only a few more blocks from the Blue Gate into the Medina. A bit of noise from the school kids outside their school a block away could be heard from the room. The receptionists were nice and helped me set up a private Medina tour and let me lounge in the common room between check-out and my overnight...