I usually do not insert complaints about the hotels I had stayed, but this one I felt I should share my experience there. Really precarious installations; clogged drain, heating not working, unfinished floor and walls, no cover sheet, shower holder broken. We had to wait around 25 min to get our breakfast cause there's only one staff to do that.... More

We were 2 women traveling alone and this place was perfect. Said, the manager/attendant took very good care of us. We stayed in the second floor and our room was large, clean, and had hot water and A/C. I have since read the previous reviews (my friend booked it) and they seem antiquated and nothing like the place I stayed... More

to be perfectly honest this riad is not good, the rooms are old and dirty and even though the riad is super close to Plaza Djemaa el Fna it felt a little bit unsafe for two girls to walk around at night. (nothing happened to us though) On a bright note, Hassan, the manager is so helpful and nice that... More

Pros: Hassan, the manager, is nice. The breakfast is small but tasty and traditional (mint tea, freshly squeezed orange juice, bread, honey). The patio is peaceful. There was hot water in the bathroom. Cons: The rooms are in pretty bad shape. They are old and musty. There was no A/C and it was much needed. Rooms were not very clean... More

We booked Riad Adraoui online for two nights and absolutely hated it! Unfortunately, we were offered the worst room in the house - room number 5! The shower did not work, there was a terrible smell coming from the bathroom, the room itself was very small, dirty and basic with no storage space. We didn't find the staff particularly helpful... More

The website that calls this a "backpackers' hostel" is accurate. It is acceptably clean (though only one sheet is provided), the rooms are private, the place is safe and secure. But--unless you are very young and very tolerant of other guests who can stay up late in the courtyard talking loudly and having a good time when other (perhaps older)... More