My family and I stayed here for five days in March. I agree so much with the previous reviewer - it's pleasant but.... Our room safe was pointless - it went wrong and was carried out if the room for repairs, the shower worked on and off, dinner was expensive and fairly tasteless, the roof terrace was tatty and the... More

A cultural shock if you have not had previous experience of a place like Marrakech. The Riad front is merely a door on a dinghy alley - once in an oasis. Although pleasant need to be aware it is alcohol free, and evening meals are expensive for what they are. Rooms pleasantly decorated, but irritating faults, such as poorly aligned... More

This Riad is a little gem and the staff are amazing. The Riad only has 8 rooms so feels intimate and cosy, but is spacious enough with the courtyard, roof terrace and dining/lounge area not to feel claustrophobic. The rooms are decorated beautifully and plenty of hot water. Breakfast is bread, jam and honey along with croissants, pastries and pancakes... More

Staff were amazing. Made us feel special. Food brilliant home cooking, reasonably priced. Lovely roof terrace with great views( and two tortoise we were aloowed to feed lettuce to) nice room with amazing bathroom. We visited in February and room was heated and comfortable. Courtyard was very pretty and peaceful. This was a lovey Riad, with pretty architecture, clean traditional... More

Beautiful riad, furnished perfectly and also with a small pool which would be great during summertime. Our room was large, with a seating area and large bathroom that makes it easy for two people to get ready in. We enjoyed excellent service from the front desk guys who were friendly. They also had a large book/magazine trade in shelf, which... More

My boyfriend and I spent 2 evenings here in December. The riad is on a decent sized street so your taxi can drive you straight there (do note that cab drivers from the airport try to rip you off - they wanted to charge us 250 dirham, but we negotiated down to 200. The Riad can book you a private... More

We arrived at Riad Yasmine to be greeted by one of the Moroccan Managers who offered us sweet tea and pastries, we opted for beer and a vodka and orange on the roof terrace in the afternoon sun. The rooms are nice enough, nothing plush, but very clean and comfortable. The Riad is in a good spot, about 20min walk... More

If you go to Morocco, you MUST stay at a Riad for at least one night and while I can't say I am a "Riad" expert (this was virgin ground for me), the Riad Yasmine seemed to really encapsulate what one should be. The staff was extremely friendly, the courtyard was like an oasis, and the rooms carried with them... More

I can't say enough positive things about our stay at Riad Yasmine. Besides the accommodations of the riad itself exceeding my expectations, the staff were some of the nicest and most helpful people around. The staff arranged taxi service to/from the airport, gave us directions on how to get to various sites, and were always attentive to our needs (bottled... More