The Kenzi Farah is a very large hotel that encloses a garden courtyard. It is a very peaceful place, considering that most of the guests are with tour groups, sports teams, and business conferences. Our room was large, clean, and quiet.

The hotel is in an upscale neighborhood about a thirty minute walk to the Djemaa el-Fna square. Cabs are lined up in front of the hotel, but we were advised to walk a few hundred yards and then hail a cab to get a better price. Local guides say that you should not pay more than 20 Dirham for the cab fare during the day, 30 at night. Most drivers ask more than twice that amount. If you are tired meet them halfway, otherwise walk away and another driver will likely come up and accept your price.

The restaurant at the hotel was much better than we expected. We had two of our best dinners in Morocco there and the wait staff was better than in most hotel restaurants.

Breakfast was included with our room. It was a bit difficult to get the staff to bring coffee, napkins, silverware, etc. and the dining room was sometimes crowded, but it was a better breakfast than you get in most hotels. A breakfast highlight was the Berber lady who would serve you fresh baked flatbread.

This hotel looks like a 4 star property from the outside but once you go inside you see where the cost cutting has been. The WiFi, which should be a pretty basic amenity at this point if you are catering to western groups, was abysmal. The breakfast was only ok but the location was good and the room was comfortable. Only there for 2 nights but the WiFi issue was an irritating minus to the entire stay.

This hotel is very dated and tired looking. On the plus side, it was clean and the staff were helpful. I also appreciated the location, it was half an hour walk from the Medina, which was perfect and the hotel was good value cost-wise. The breakfast buffet was good, especially the pancakes! However, The rooms were nothing special, the wi-fi was intermittent, no tea-making facilities or use of an iron. The hotel is in dire need of modernisation and some attention to detail is required.

We stayed in the Kenzi Farah hotel last week. Nothing stands out about this hotel really good or very bad. The wifi that is included is only in the lobby. The hotel caters to tour groups, of which we were one. If there were a lot of people in the lobby, the wifi would not connect or would be really slow. The rooms were big and clean. The best part of the hotel was the pool area which was great. The breakfast was fine. The hotel also does not have an iron, which I find very odd. It is walkable to the medina, but a long walk. It is about 50 dirhams for a taxi to the medina. If you are walking, watch out for open man holes. This is on the public street, not in the hotel.