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"Good"

"The room was very clean and tidy, all activities were very close to the accommodation, we had a great time"

"Beautiful riad in the heart of Marrakech. The service was amazing, with very kind and helpful staff. The rooms are comfortable, clean, and full of traditional charm. Delicious breakfast and a მშვიდ peaceful atmosphere—perfect to relax after a day in the Medina. I would definitely come back."

"Pretty average, to be honest. Very good location, service to be improved. Pretty slow check-in process, room not cleaned the seond day (not professional), of course no change of towels or bedsheets, and woken up early morning by some construction work upstairs. When i went back the afternoon, the noise was still on. Overall, good value for money if these little details are fixed"

"This riad is very pretty. I appreciate that they were able to accommodate us on the ground floor, and also on our breakfast needs. The location is convenient. Close to main street and other venues. I recommend it."

"The hotel resides in a new american style shopping development. Whether this is good or bad depends what you are looking for. The rooms were nice, the breakfast ok. I did enjoy the adjacent CR7 sportsbar which had excellent service and draft beer -- a rarity in Morocco."

"Everybody was nice and helpful. I been there twice and I liked it."

"This was our second stay in this hotel. The hotel is nice and clean, the staff is very helpful and nice. From check-in till check-out the stay was very nice. A special thanks to Meryem from housekeeping, and Meryem from the restaurant. They did their very best to make us and the kids feel at home. And a special thanks to Mohammed and his friends at the breakfast. The guys are very helpful and respectful. See you next time"

"Hi the hotel looked very nice & was refurbished to good standard. The staff was very nice especially the cleaner call Ghita. She cleaned the room very nice & was very helpful. I would definitely come back here again. Thank you Kind regards Arfan"