Me and my husband spent the most beautiful time on this special oasis of a Ryad. It was truly a memorable experience with friendly staff like Amin, Fatima and Mohamed who made us feel at home and so so welcome. Both the Ryad and the food was wonderful and we would definitely love to come back - in fact we have already booked our next stay here at it was just stunning! I have and will continue to recommend Ryad Amiran to all my family and friends.

A++++++++++ for everything - the staff know how to treat you like royality and the rooms are exquisite and epitomise luxury!!

:-) Jane and Mike

This Riad even being back in our own home, feels like home away from home. My wife and I truly loved everything about it, from the Staff, namely Mohammed who was a great joy always very helpful with a smile on his face. He was ever so helpful in getting us into the Riad once we arrived, and always was at hand for any questions in the evening.

Amin, the Manager was great, he provided us with an upgrade at no cost with petals all around the room. He was very prompt with his emails as well as providing with a warm welcome when we arrived, mint tea and buscuits. It was sad to leave this Riyad given we spent a great time here, and the location was very close to the Roads, that it was not difficult to find from being dropped off. For us it was good that the Riad was not too close to the Djma el Fna as having stayed in Marakech before, I knew how noisy and difficult it is to get in and out from you Ryad.

Taxis only cost 20-30dhms to and from your Riad and thus it is very little price to pay for quiteness and tranquility which you would definitely get at this Riad. A sevice with a smile as I remember this fondly.

We were also given a place to watch the Champions League Final too, all in English as well, this was truly service with a capital S.

I would definitely recommend this Riad, which is like a 5*hotel, it is very new and feels so homely.

The Ryad is beautiful! No doubt about that, - amazingly decorated! At the point we booked, it was definitely an incredible deal for the price! It is clean, beautiful, very friendly staff and they help. It is an amazing oasis away from the busy, dirty Marrakech. Bathrooms are amazing with robes and argan oil shampoo, massage oil etc.

However a few negatives which unfortunately made our stay a bit more unenjoyable:

It was impossible to find! And not just because it is located in a Medina because the locals we asked didn't even know where it was. This could be because it is somewhat new, but what made it even more impossible was the fact that their phone didn't work! We spent an hour and a half finding the place. We told them their phone didn't work but three days later some Spanish people, who stayed there to, were waiting for 45 mins for a local tour guide who couldn't find the place nor call the place for help!

Also; the area it's located was not the nicest. Far walk to centre medina and the area is not that visited by foreigners. We got much attention and were offered hash just outside the door. This is obviously not the riad's fault but made us a bit uncomfortable. But when you are inside it is heavenly.

A third thing; They do have alcohol which is nice and RARE in the medina but charge 60 dirhams for it. That is more than we spent at a very fancy restaurant in the new town. They certainly made their money this way.

With that said, we did overall enjoy our stay and believe that some of our negatives cold be changed. For the price it is definitely worth it!

We had a wonderful stay at Ryad Amiran. We booked it late and never having stayed in a Ryad before, didn't quite know what to expect. My friend who is a personal travel adviser, suggested it, (Denise Barcessat [--]). We were looking for an early spring, warm climate, short break with a culture hit. Marrakech has all of this. It is only 3 hours flight from Gatwick and a short ride from the airport to the Ryad. We caught a taxi from the airport and the driver was very helpful. He had to park at a gate in the wall that surrounds the old city (Medina). He carried our bags along narrow streets,(not wide enough for a car) where local people were in groups talking and children playing. It was a moon lit night and it felt surreal. After a few twists and turns we arrived at this big wooden door. We rang and were greeted by Amin,the manager. As the door opened the smell of incense burning, the light of candles flickering and the stylish interior was amazing. It was like stepping into another world. Amin made us welcome, introduced us to the other staff, gave us mint tea and showed us to our very comfortable room. Through out stay there we were given lots of advice on where to go and what to do. It was wonderful. Quality