Riad Dar Al Ouali

Very good place to stay with a good location, clean and the staff is really nice and helpful. I recommand this place to next travellers. Thanks to Mouad and Nordine, very nice people and good hosts, i'm grateful, very good continuation to both of you. Leïla

Les chambres sont quasi insalubres. Nous avons dû changer de chambre (chambre bleue sur les photos) car il y avait des fuites dans salle d'eau et elle était glaciale. Les draps et serviettes de toilette sont limites propreté et déchirés. Les prises électriques sortent du mur. Cet hôtel est à éviter absolument.

Il personale accogliente e luogo magico. Raggiungibile facilmente attraversando la Medina e ammirando i vari bazar locali dell'artigianato. Sono stato bene con la vivacità delle persone turistiche e del posto. Ci ritornerei volentieri.

Situated in the medina, very convenient for shopping and dining. The room was clean and the bathroom too but there is this sewer smell which is understandable because it’s an old riad and could have come through the open window from outside. The manager’s hospitality will make up for whatever structural lacking. Nordine welcomed us with mint tea and helped us arrange for our day tours, walked us to tour meeting place. He recommended a very nice place to dine called Chez Hakim where staff are friendly, good eats at good price. Breakfast offering served in the common area was good. He got us this amazing tour guide Ahkmed, who is not only knowledgeable with the area and an intellectual with lots of historical insights and commentaries. Akhmed picked us up from our riad and showed us the medina like we were his students and family, he even accompanied us to the outside medina tour. Very kind, did not treat us like some random tourists of the day. He took us to this great family ran restaurant Zohra, where the food is delicious and the folks are great. In summary, you wanted to be in a place where you are well treated as guests. If you are looking for luxurious stay, go to a resort.