The only good thing about this riad is its location close to the souks. The staff speak very limited english and french and there is no-one else to contact if you have a problem or query - not good if you're new to Marrakech because there are no guide books/tourist literature/maps etc. provided to help you decide where to go.... More

This place is a hidden gem within the sometimes overwhelming medina. It is not signposted at all, not even above the door, so it may be necessary to ask assistance from a friendly local (for a dirham or two). The central courtyard is a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the souks. The service was excellent, although... More

This a very small guesthouse hidden at the end of a small alley in the medina. The room had no window and it felt a little strange to have no contact with the world outside. Besides from that the stay at this place was good. Very quite room and a small breakfast in morning. You get your own key to... More

The Dar Jirane in Marrakech is a riad that I and my girlfriend enjoyed very much. We stayed there for six nights over the new year 2009/2010. The riad is situated quietly only six walking minutes from the Jeema El-Fna Square. We enjoyed the tranqulity of allmost having the riad to ourselves. There are only three rooms in the entire... More

We arrived in the rain after a long day's travel from London. This is certainly an original riad and it has been well restored with very finely detailed tiling around the walls in the courtyard. Rooms are a little threadbare and the beds strangely short to accommodate them in the long but narrow bedrooms. If you are over 5 ft... More