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We stayed at the Riad it was fairly clean. However the AC only went down to 18C and barely cooled the room. We visited in April when the temperature is good I can't imagine how it'll be in the summertime. Bathroom and rooms were clean with fresh towels soap and amenities in the shower. There are a couple of places to eat nearby but it is a little outside the city center so book accordingly. The Riad has a restaurant but we didn't order from there except a breakfast that was included in the room cost.

I was unsure how many stars to give this riad. The service deserves 5 stars - huge thanks to AbdeSalam and Mohamed for being so helpful and welcoming. As for the riad itself, here are the pros and cons: Pros: • Excellent location near Jemaa el-Fnaa (behind Café de France) • Traditional Moroccan style • Friendly customer service • Daily breakfast included • AC and Wi-Fi available • Mint tea and pastries on arrival • Room cleaned and towels changed daily • Walking distance to souks and restaurants Cons: • Very old building • Noisy - thin walls and loud doors • Low doorways (watch your head!) • Outdated bathrooms with a moldy smell • Strong fragrance in the building • Saw cockroaches in the room and pool area There are two buildings: the main one (some rooms and for check-in and breakfast) and a second one called “Terraces” where we stayed. It’s a short, safe walk between them. Our room was basic but had essentials like a safe, shampoo, and tissues. Overall, great staff and location, but the building itself could use updates.

We stayed at Riad les yeux bleus for 6 nights and could not recommend more. The hotel is in a great location, the staff were so friendly and helpful, the breakfast was great and the rooms and pool area etc were beautiful. Would recommend to anyone staying in Marrakesh

We stayed at this riad for just one night, as they were fully booked and we had to move to another hotel the next day. Overall, the riad itself was beautiful, the room was clean, and the staff were generally welcoming. However, the experience when checking out left a very negative impression. We asked the front desk to call a taxi to take us to our second riad, which we knew was accessible by car. Instead, the receptionist insisted it was only a 10-minute walk and offered to arrange a luggage porter instead. We trusted his advice. Unfortunately, the porter was an elderly man with a hand-pulled cart who did not know the exact address. Navigating the busy, narrow souk alleys was very difficult. My husband had to guide him using GPS. What was supposed to be a short walk turned into a stressful 20+ minute trek. We eventually reached an alley too narrow for the cart, had to offload our luggage, paid the porter twice the cost of a normal taxi out of sympathy, and carried our bags on foot for another 15 minutes. Ironically, for the next two days, we took taxis back and forth through the souk area with no problem at all, each ride took only about 15 minutes and cost us less than half of what we paid that day. While the riad itself was pleasant, I would strongly recommend double-checking transportation options independently rather than relying on staff recommendations, especially if you have luggage or mobility concerns.

It really felt like Home The accommodation, to cleanness The staff are super friendly and always helpful I had my dog with me and she felt like Home also. Also the designs and the Moroccan themes Everything was really nice

We stayed at this riad for just one night, as they were fully booked and we had to move to another hotel the next day. Overall, the riad itself was beautiful, the room was clean, and the staff were generally welcoming. However, the experience when checking out left a very negative impression. We asked the front desk to call a taxi to take us to our second riad, which we knew was accessible by car. Instead, the receptionist insisted it was only a 10-minute walk and offered to arrange a luggage porter instead. We trusted his advice. Unfortunately, the porter was an elderly man with a hand-pulled cart who did not know the exact address. Navigating the busy, narrow souk alleys was very difficult. My husband had to guide him using GPS. What was supposed to be a short walk turned into a stressful 20+ minute trek. We eventually reached an alley too narrow for the cart, had to offload our luggage, paid the porter twice the cost of a normal taxi out of sympathy, and carried our bags on foot for another 15 minutes. Ironically, for the next two days, we took taxis back and forth through the souk area with no problem at all, each ride took only about 15 minutes and cost us less than half of what we paid that day. While the riad itself was pleasant, I would strongly recommend double-checking transportation options independently rather than relying on staff recommendations, especially if you have luggage or mobility concerns.

Great location in the Medina. Rooms were very nice and staff was extremely helpful. A tour canceled last minute and they found a replacement private guide within an hour. I would stay again, but would pick a place with a pool in the summer months!

The staff was excellent! The property was very peaceful and the landscaping gorgeous. We enjoyed the food as well.

I'm giving a 3-star rating only because the food was excellent and the kitchen staff were outstanding. The food was consistently delicious and catered well to our tastes. We appreciated the variety, something new every day and most of the kitchen staff were friendly and approachable Deposit Confusion: On the first day, we paid the deposit for the swimming towels in euros, as we didn’t have any dirhams. However, we noticed that the remaining change was returned in dirhams, which wasn’t explained to us at the time. We even asked the staff member who conducted our briefing if we’d get the deposit back in euros, and she confirmed that we would. Nothing was mentioned about an exchange. The day before checkout, we had to argue with the staff to get our deposit returned in euros. They claimed we had already exchanged the money, which wasn’t true and this was never communicated to us. Eventually, after some back and forth, we did get the deposit back in euros, but the whole situation was frustrating and poorly handled. Room Issues: The bathroom drain was blocked, and it flooded every time we took a shower. We had to use towels to keep the water from spreading into the room. We reported it twice, but no one came to fix it. The fridge wasn’t working. The safe didn’t work either. The tea table was stained. The body shower gel bottle was empty on arrival and never refilled, despite daily room cleaning. Shuttle Bus Timing: I really wish the free shuttle bus had more convenient timings.

Lovely hotel for a family holiday! The entire experience was lovely. Good variety of food, activities and pool space was great. Entertainment team was very impressive and so welcoming, made the stay just that much better. Would definitely stay again and recommend!!

Un endroit magnifique et un personnel plus qu’attentionné.

Inside the RIAD a beautiful sanctuary awaits where staff do their very best to make visitors comfortable and knowledgeable in order to make the most of their stay in Marrakesh. However, first impressions of the area are quite a shock because the RIAD is situated in quite a dark, narrow alley not far from the chaos of the Medina. But for visitors like me who want to experience the real Marrakesh I think this property has the right contrast between outside and inside. In January, breakfast outside was a little chilly but the warmth of the staff more than made up for it. This RIAD has a great team of people who clearly enjoy working together and who genuinely take a personal interest in their visitors and value tourism in general. The RIAD is decorated in authentic Moroccan style. An atmosphere of tranquility, relaxation and calm inside prepares the visitor for the startling sensations, sounds and smells that await outside. Be prepared to experience the real Marrakesh!

So I will start with the staff. 10/10 absolutely brilliant and caring staff, they were helpful and kind and always had a smile on their face. Initially when we arrived they gave us a room with a king size bed when we requested 2 single beds but upon asking they asked us to wait for an hour and it would be ready which was convenient because we had time to go get dinner as it was late. In terms of the room its was spacious and however there was a few things about the room which we did not like. The shower did not have a door or a net it was like a open shower which meant that water would drip onto the main floor of the bathroom. Also there was no windows in our room or toilet which was not ideal because at night it would get hot and the AC was not great at keeping the room cool but i dont khow if it was because of the temp of the country itself or the AC. The jacuzzi was a nice touch and used it a few times , you have to let the staff know 2 hours in advance to warm it up but even then it did not seem as hot as a jacuzzi could be and it was not the cleanest but that could be because it was on the roof so open to flys and pieces of leafs. Location wise it was extremely ideal, literally a 5 minute walk to the main markets shops and for any excursions we booked externally the meeting points where a 5 minute walk max and compared to the other riads ( morrocon hotels) it was not secluded and felt extremely safe.