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We checked in in the morning, which we were very grateful to them for allowing us to do. Everyone was so kind and helpful even after we realized there was a problem with our reservation. They worked with us and never tried to charge us for the mistake even though they certainly could have (especially when it took a few days for our travel agent to fix it). The food was delicious, every single person was friendly and helpful. We also got massages at the spa and were so happy and relaxed. They even held our luggage for free for a few days while we went on an excursion. The rooms they gave us for the second half of our stay were even nicer than the first. They were in the process of filing the pool and we really enjoyed sitting out by it even though they were laying even more pretty tile (the hotel is very beautiful as it is, even nicer than the pictures). I will say the internet passwords kept expiring which was annoying, but they always gave us a new code without any issue except the minor inconvenience. We will definitely be back.

The hotel is located in the heart of the old town. Close to an ancient tomb that is more than 500 years old. There are many people visiting every day. This hotel can be said to be called Taoyuan in the city, but the surrounding environment is not very good. According to the waiter, the hotel started building a new building in 2002 and first bought a house, and later bought eight more. The owner, a Frenchman, renovated the nine houses as a whole and connected them together. The design is very elegant, reflecting the Moroccan national style. Every detail is very delicate and can be called a work of art. The three-story roof is covered with flowers and various layouts. Very novel. It feels extremely cozy. The hotel's food and beverage varieties are relatively small and the taste is average, not as good as other nine points. The price is not cheap either. Overall, this hotel is quite unique. Staying for a day or two is no problem.

This hotel is tucked away and very unassuming from the outside. Inside, it’s very quaint and the rooms are large and comfortable. Food is excellent and they have a menu that can accommodate various palettes. The staff is really nice and we’re very attentive. I truly appreciated the entire staff and will definitely recommend others to have a stay here if they are traveling to Marrakech. P.S. take advantage of the country club- just a short tram ride away to experience the quiet and relaxing pool area and cabanas. Staff and food there are excellent and was a very nice surprise. Massage was awesome too

From start to finish, our stay at this hotel was absolutely wonderful. While all of the staff were warm and attentive, a special shoutout goes to Abdallah at the front desk. He thoughtfully and kindly arranged dinner and excursions (hot air balloon!) for us, followed up, and called to make sure we had a lift to the airport. The feeling of service and hospitality permeates, leaving you feeling taken care of and at peace. I sneezed and the hotelier himself appeared with a tissue box for me. I quietly mused that I could use a little snack, and one of the staff appeared with a chocolate nibble and a rose water lemonade. Ayman made sure we did not overpay for our shopping haul, and others made sure we did not overpay for taxis. And the food and Moroccan mint tea are yummy. Do yourself a favor and get the chicken tagine (don’t forget to order it 24 hours in advance). It is absolutely delicious.

Very good hotel, because I booked it for my friends, so I have just introduced the hotel in another message. The service is very good, the health is great, and the hotel is very Moroccan. It is also very convenient from the ancient city.

The location of the hotel is very close to the old town square, but not noisy. The room was temporarily cancelled for my flight and delayed arrival for two days. The boss understood the cooperation very well and helped me adjust the stay for the next two days to the Yammi hotel next door. The service of both hotels is very good! The room is full of Moroccan style, clean and tidy. Breakfast is arranged in the roof garden, very emotional! Also very rich.

We were lucky to enjoy this riad while staying in Marrakesh with our three children ages 9, 12 and 15. First off, the riad is within the medina and is perfectly located to explore the Medina but you also have easy access to exit the Medina for other activities. The riad itself is small with few guest rooms, which creates an intimate environment that is not available at larger riads. The owner has left no detail unturned, from the scent when one enters, to the well appointed courtyard to the soft music playing in the background, all create an oasis after walking through the busy Medina. The pool is beautiful and is heated, the perfect temperature. There are lounge chairs with beautiful towels and straw hats throughout. Breakfast is included and it is one of the best we have had in our 10 days in Morocco. Some of the items change daily to create a variety. Lastly, the staff are just wonderful. Aimad was so helpful and gave us a thorough orientation when we came. We enjoyed our daily conversations with him by the pool. He was knowledgeable in regards to the culture of Morocco but also just a fun guy to hang out with. Fatiyah was sweet, helpful and present everyday at breakfast. Our older daughter was sick for one day and we felt comfortable leaving her at the riad to sit out the day’s activities with Fatiyah there to check on her. The owner is ingratiating and makes your feel like the riad is your home, literally. We will be back and we come we stay at the Riad Clementine!

Amazing experience from start to finish. Collected from airport and taken to the most beautiful Riad. We had our own private Riad just next to the main Riad. The wonderful Houda served us a traditional Morocan breakfast each morning, and an evening meal on a day we requested. The Riad was beautiful, an oasis away from the main square. We used the spa also, which was a fantastic experience. Could not fault this place. The staff were all so attentive and Abdul spent time explaining the area with a map. I would definitely stay here again.

Stayed for 3 nights at the end of our trip. The property is truly lovely, the room and beds were comfortable. And it’s a reasonable distance to Jemaa el-Fnaa, the main square (15-20 min walk). Dinner was reasonably priced and they were kind to accommodate us without much notice, but it was in the end just a really forgettable tagine. The sodas we had by the pool each day after exploring the city were nice and cold, and the pool area is a great place to relax. So why only 3 stars? Because the staff were so rude. Very little English is spoken by the staff - really only the manager - and there was no attempt by anyone else to try. I understand we’re travelers in a foreign country, but if you run a hotel that caters to tourists, learning a few basic phrases would be helpful. For example, our driver called to have someone meet the van and provide directions and help with the bags, and the manager couldn’t speak to him in Arabic. She asked for French, and since that’s not his strength, they settled for English. That got it done, but you’d think someone at a hotel in Morocco could speak at least some Arabic. The staff on our departure did not know the word for suitcase, nor luggage. Even “bags” got me a blank look. We also found ourselves having to hunt for someone to supply the drinks. Sure, they have a bar, but no one to work the bar. I can’t imagine if you needed a taxi or other help. Our check-in was also difficult, since the staff person didn’t speak enough English to help fill out the traveler card. Everywhere else we stayed, we handed over our passports and they took care of everything. Here, we tried to muddle through, then when the manager finally came back after taking a lengthy phone call, she rushed us through the rest of the (of course incorrect) paperwork and the welcome instructions (how to work the a/c, etc) and admonished us not to leave henna on the linens and to always turn out the lights. Not exactly the warm service we hoped for - and got everywhere else we stayed!

Our stay at the Riad in Marrakech was nothing short of magical, thanks to the incredible staff including Abdullah Meriam and Ahmed and the lovely authentic pancakes at breakfast. I left with amazing memories and a deep appreciation for the genuine hospitality that was extended to us throughout our visit. A highlight of the trip was an excursion to the Three Valleys in the Atlas Mountains, brilliantly organized by the Riad. Ahmed, in particular, shone as our guide during this adventure. His knowledge and enthusiasm about the local area enhanced our experience, making it not just a scenic journey, but an insightful exploration of the beautiful landscape and vibrant culture of Morocco. However, one area for improvement would be to ensure greater privacy by having staff always knock before entering guest rooms. This small adjustment would enhance the overall experience of staying in such a beautiful setting