Riad Las MIL y Una Noches Tetuan

I stayed at Riad Mil y Una Noches in Tétouan from December 31st 2024 to January 2nd 2025 and had a wonderful time!They helped me in every way possible: arrange private transfer to Tangier, cooking class with chef Souleyman in the riad, book a hammam for a refreshing bath on New Year’s Eve. Lovely stay.

Located in the Medina near the Royal Palace, lovely Riad for my one night stay. It has a nice courtyard and rooftop terrace. For anyone with mobility issues you might have difficulty going up the steep stairs. Breakfast served to you on the ground floor, with Moroccan breads and various condiments.

We stayed here for 2 nights and loved the Riad. Its at the entrance to the Medina and incredible inside. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Rooms are a good size with hairdryer and shampoo. The roof terrace is huge and great views. Breakfast was delicious. They organised a taxi for €45 to take us to Tangier airport on the day of departure which took just over a hour. Would stay here again

My partner is Moroccan and I am Mexican-American, we are not married. We just spent 35 days in Morocco and traveled to 9 different cities and stay together in all but 1 of them. We are aware that unmarried couples are not allowed to stay in the same room at some hotels/riads, if at least one is Moroccan. So we made sure to always book at places we called beforehand to check with and make sure we were able to stay together. We called this place and they said no. We were going to find a new place to stay but THEY CALLED US back and said we were welcome. We arrived at check in time, and we were not allowed to stay in the same room. The same person my partner spoke with was there, she claimed he misunderstood when she said we were welcome. He is Moroccan, he speaks the language and there is no way he misunderstood. Also, why would they call us back just to say we are not welcome? She wanted us to book a second room. This would’ve been fine if we chose this place under the impression that we needed two rooms and we were okay with that. This was not the case. I could see her desperation when we were walking out, she really wanted us to get two rooms. My partner is Moroccan and I am Mexican-American, we are not married. We just spent 35 days in Morocco and traveled to 9 different cities. We are aware that unmarried couples are not allowed to stay in the same room at some hotels/riads, so we made sure to always book at places we called beforehand to check with. We called this place and they said no. We were going to find a new place to stay but THEY CALLED US back and said we were welcome. We arrived at check in time, and we were not allowed to stay in the same room. The same person my partner spoke with was there, she claimed he misunderstood when she said we were welcome. He is Moroccan, he speaks the language and there is no way he misunderstood. She wanted us to book a second room. This would’ve been fine if we chose this place under the impression that we needed two rooms and we were okay with that. This was not the case. The receptionist proceeded to tell me that she could not give me a refund because I booked through Expedia.com but that I could go ahead and get it from them. Once I called *******, she DENIED the refund! Claiming it is in their policy that they can deny service to unmarried couples. We know this law, this is why we called! These people were terrible! Tricking us into booking with them so that they could later make us get a second room or simply keep our money without providing the service. We had to walk for 6 hrs, with our luggage, to find a new place for us to stay! Just Terrible! This reservation was non-refundable (if I canceled or didn’t show up), and I was comfortable with that since we called to check and we were told we were welcome. When they turned us away, I requested a refund and the receptionist proceeded to tell me that she could not give me a refund because I booked through Expedia.com, but that I could

Great atmosphere, service, and rooftop terrace. The Riad is located in a tiny alley inside the Medina's food market section. Something to keep in mind if you don't like strong smells. Standard rooms are tiny but comfortable.