We went to Marrakech in January, 2013 as a group of 4 white girls on a long weekend away. The riad is down a secluded alley (as is every riad in Marrakech) and after being dropped of in a taxi and pointed in the right direction, we paid a local boy 10dirham to take us to the door (lots of... More

Our trip would have not been the same if we hadn't stayed at Dar Zemrane, Jacque the owner and Mohammed one of the employee were so welcoming and great with us, the rooms are very clean and very confortable, very beautiful...we felt at home Wonderful place to stay

My partner and I stayed here for 2 nights and were not disappointed. The Riad is very peaceful and cool and the staff are friendly and helpful. It does help if you understand/speak some French as they do not speak English - we got by though and were shown places of interest on a map. The rooms are small but... More

It is difficult to find and when we were there they were re-laying pipework in the area surrounding the Riad. But once you get there it is an oasis of calm. The hosts are very welcoming and helpful. It was 45 degrees outside but it was still lovely and cool inside the riad. The little roof terrace is nice too.... More

We booked this riad for an overnight stay whilst we visited from a holiday in Agadir. The Riad is difficult to locate; we arrived on a Supratours Bus and the taxi driver dropped us at an entrance to the Medina and told us to walk down the narrow road for around 100 yards until we found it. Dar Zemrane is... More