My husband and I booked a three night Maison MK for our honeymoon in October 2012. This trip was doubly special as it was the first trip we'd had away just the two of us since before our little boy was born in April 2011. We booked Maison MK as we'd seen the reviews and it sounded exactly what we were looking for - an informal and cosy, yet luxurious and top quality riad within the medina. We were not disappointed! From the moment we arrived, we were treated to the lovely relaxing atmosphere, amazing customer service and attention to detail which made our stay the relaxing break we'd needed - and so much more!

We stayed in the master suite, which is gorgeous, and impeccably maintained. Little touches like the scented oils in our room and the coffee on our doorstep every day are just a couple of examples of how this place stands out from anywhere else we've stayed before. The friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff couldn't do enough to help us but at the same time were never imposing and left us to it unless we needed anything. We literally didn't have to worry about a thing; every time we returned to our room it had been tidied up and new gorgeous scented oils were burning! We took full advantage of the lovely rooftop bar, both in the daytime for lounging about reading our books and in the evening for sundown drinks and later on wine under the stars :-)

The spa and restaurant are amazing too - we had the evening arrival package with massage and hamman plus taster menu. Such a lovely welcome to Marrakech and instantly allowed us to unwind ahead of the rest of our stay.

Thank you Maison MK for a truly unique and thoroughly relaxing break!

Well this is long overdue which I suppose is alright given my age.I am still thinking of my magical holiday of a lifetime at Maison MK, and so this review was still on my 'please do' list. Amongst the mayhem of the madness of Marrakech we found this oasis of beauty and charm and endless treats. It is the perfect place for a mother and daughter to be spoiled and pampered. It has a beautiful little spa onsite, amazing food, and drinks any time of the day or night. It has plenty of peace in the day to read and sunbathe, and lots of buzz at night to dress up for.I would go back in a flash.

I visited Morocco in October 2012 and spent the first two nights at La Mamounia, the next two nights at Kasbah Tamadot and the final night at Maison MK.... which was the perfect end to a perfect visit, my fourth to Morocco, but the first for my girlfriend. Maison MK has a package which includes a private kitchen experience- exploring the Souks with the chef, Omar, to locate ingredients for a tagine (we selected lamb) and then returning with the goodies to spend three hours preparing bread, vegetables, appetizers, and tea (he knows how to make it and then you will be asking everyone if they prepare it the same way). Omar was assisted by an able woman- who created the bread with my girlfriend.

Important here is what Maison MK did for me. I asked if we could participate in the private kitchen experience two days before we would check-in; no problem. How many properties would do that? The manager, Emily, helped me before our arrival to identify great shopping locations and activities. Maison MK is near the Djemaa el-Fna; easy to reach from the street. It's magical; the colors, the staff so helpful... the service quietly attentive; the spa is great and... Omar's food in the very romantic restaurant is terrific- begin on the roof for cocktails.

If you have only one night in Marrakech, spend it at Maison MK; if you have more than one night in Marrakech, then spend the final night at Maison MK.

If you're looking for a boutique hotel experience in Marrakech, this is it! Emily (the manager) is absolutely fantastic and was so helpful in guiding us through a great couple of days exploring Marrakech and was actually amazingly helpful in giving us tips regarding our travels throughout the rest of Morocco! Every member of the staff is so friendly as well - especially Simo!

Definitely make a reservation to eat at Gastro MK and do not stay here without booking a cooking class! We had a fantastic time learning how to make a tagine, homemade bread, and a wonderful Moroccan vegetable salad. The location is also fantastic because you can walk just about anywhere to go and see the major sites (especially the souk and Jemaa el Fna square). And don't forget: the splash pool in the courtyard is meant for swimming! It was such a treat to jump in and float around during the 110 degree (43 C) heat wave.

As for the rooms: check out the website and request the one that speaks to your personality. We stayed in Room 2 with a bay window looking into the courtyard and loved it. Emily was kind enough to give us a tour of all the other rooms and believe me, all of them are great so you can't really go wrong!

Even though we only stayed here for 3 nights it felt like home... so much so that we came back here at the end of our trip to spend 6 hours freshening up, visiting the spa, and having a farewell dinner on the roof before going to the airport.

The only critique I have of this place is that the spa massage is a tad disappointing. The Moroccan bath/scrub was great but the massage portion left a lot to be desired. Especially after driving for hours in a car through the mountains...