A good basic riad. To keep costs down we stayed in one of the top bedrooms which shares a bathroom. This is fine but be warned that you have to cross through the veranda where people have breakfast and lunch and dinner to reach said bathroom. The rooms are cleaned every day and are an average Moroccon size. The only... more

nice place to stay, quite and clean 2 minutes to the place jamaa el fna more

As stated, this place is really hard to find without a map or some assistance. The taxi drops you off a good distance from the place. If you get lost, there are plenty of people that are gladly to show you the way for a small tip. We gave our guy 2 Euro. Once we got there, the room wasn't... more

I booked a room with Sherazade over a month before arrival and they confirmed promptly. This Riad is very easy to find compared with many others, but when we arrived, we were told we had been moved to another Riad down the passageway - the Azalia. I asked why - and was told that a group had booked and needed... more

We had some trouble with the ladies of the reception. We didn't book a room. we could choose between two rooms to stay 2 nights. once made our choice(room nr 2) we left our passports at the reception and went to the big place for lunch and to pick up our luggage on the carparking. When we returned the key... more

I booked via email (see their website) and they asked for my credit card details in case I wouldn't show up. I was not comfortable with that so I send them some random numbers and they were satisfied - I received the confirmation within hours. It took me quite some time to find Sherazade in first place, it is well... more

We called ahead to book our room and had no problems. The first night the room was very small, room on the first floor. I wouldn't advise staying in this one as it was a bit claustrophobic. The second night we stayed on the terrace which was great except for the call to prayer which is given via a loudspeaker... more

We stayed in a twin room - no 10 on the top floor for one night and no. 2 (double+single) on the ground floor. NO. 10 very simple and right next to the shared bathroom (simple and youth hostel standard - used by both sexes but always clean). In reply to the other reviews - yes you can hear the... more

The taxi from the airport took us as close as it could to Sherazade; after asking a couple of people for directions and a 5 minutes' walk we arrived at the hotel. Not too difficult to find. There is a female receptionist that simply cannot be trusted. On our arrival we showed her a printed copy of our e-mail communication... more