Find hotels in Ras Ain Rhamna from $27

"Riad transport was waiting for us inspire of our delayed. We were welcomed with some mint tea and showed to our rooms. Riad is beautifully decorated."

"Very helpful and efficient staff. Wish breakfast can be more wholesome than just bread, crepes, juice and tea/coffee."

"Absolutely wonderful hotel. The staff were so friendly, the breakfast was amazing and plentiful and the daily afternoon snacks were much appreciated as were the dates, cookies and fruit left each day in the room. On departure we were given a bag of food for our onward journey and some argan oil toiletries. Both were unexpected and summed up the level of service at the hotel. Would absolutely recommend "

"Room has the Cockroach on the floor when we opend the door of the room very first time. Staff was so rude and miss representing information, such as asked for Iron throughout our stay and they didn't provide it rather asking us to give them clothes to get iron from outside Sarcastic way."

"This riad, room and restaurant were absolutely spectacular"

"I can’t really agree with their so-called “deluxe room”, which was what I booked. They’re very strict/stingy with towel supply. There’s only one bath towel and one mid size towel. When I asked for face towel and extra bath towel, I received none. No electric kettle. My unit wad crossed the street from main building, so I had to go downstairs, crossed the street, then to kitchen for hot water. But that only happened if I was lucky that there’s someone in the kitchen. "

"Absolutely wonderful place to stay at! Everything was phenomenal. Worth every penny "

"The breakfast wasn’t good … simple things like the eggs always over or under .. "

"Riad is lovely inside and the staff are attentive and friendly. It is to the north of the medina, which is a reasonable walk to the sights, and is closer to neighbourhood shops that are used by local people. This means it is very loud at night - we stayed in the room at the top front of the Riad and visited over Ramadan (so late night activity is expected and reasonable) and although we are heavy sleepers, we barely slept the first night due to constant motorbike noises, children in the street outside, general shouting and talking and then the call to prayer beginning. You can use the air conditioning unit to cover some of the noise but unfortunately this rattles loudly which is also difficult to sleep with. We would really recommend that the Riad put some heavy curtains in the room, potentially some form of sound insulation against the wooden windows and a thicker rug as the noise echoes in the room. It was a shame it was noisy because the staff were so kind and friendly and did check to see if they could swap our room to help us sleep. "