We've just returned from a ten night stay at this riad. The very helpful owners kindly arranged a meet and greet driver to collect us from the airport due to our 2am arrival (DH 200). I strongly recommend this option for first time visitors to Marrakech as the riad is down some unmarked alleyways. Our triple room was smallish but okay for our needs and included an ensuite bathroom with a door (some riads dont have doors on their bathrooms). It was only four minutes from Jema el Fna square and only two minutes from a taxi rank. Breakfast was served on the roof terrace which was also available for use at all times. The two brothers who run the place were very caring and friendly throughout our stay and helped us with arranging tours and a trip to a hamaam.

Riad Tagazhout is a good example of traditional-style Moroccan accommodation, right in the center of the beautiful Medina of Marrakech. Rooms are named with relevant geographic places of Morocco (I stayed in the Ouarzazate room), simply equipped and with private bathroom. The bathroom is quite large and has got a shower, the bed isn't really a double-one, better say that's a twin bed. Every room is decorated in Moroccan style, the window view is on an internal patio, you can look down at the people having rest or breakfast near the nice fountain or up to the beautiful Moroccan sky. In the upper level, there's a nice terrace-roof, from which you can see all the Medina of Marrakech, the Koutoubia mosque's tower and several different mosques: it's worth a while to stay up until 4.30am to see and hear the spectacular early-hour pray. In this terrace you can eat (breakfast is included and prepared freshly by the girls running the Riad, in Moroccan style - green tea, fruit juice, pancakes with honey and Moroccan sweets), eat you food or have lunch/dinner(not included in the price of the room) and meet the other buddies of the Riad. The Riad is locaten in the labyrinth-like downtown of Marrakech, fully deep in the Medina of this beautiful town, really close to the famous Djama El Fnaa square and the Souk marketplace (3 mins walk) and 10 mins walking from the Koutoubia mosque. In the avenue near the Riad you can find several banks and and office where you can change money, if you have a car you won't be able to park it in the surroundings of the Riad, but just at minutes walking from the Riad, in some of the sideways (I recommend you to pay the "parking-men" in these streets, they will friendly approach you as you leave the car parked or get into it to leave). Personally I spent very good time in this Riad, probably there are bigger ones and with better facilities in the outskirts or even just outside the Medina, but this Riad is a good deal for the money you spend if all you want is to live the inner city life of Marrakech's Medina and make a significant experience of Morroccan lifestyle. If you contact directly the Riad, the most probably you won't talk with people running it (they don't speak English, only French), but with people of a tourist agency, speaking fluent English and with good knowledge of anything you can do in and out Marrakech. These persons aren't going to ask you money for this service, but will be keen on providing you any kind of information or even organize some sightseeing tour in the town, in the Atlas mountain or in the desert (Ouarzazate-Zagora area).

Amazing. We brought the bikes from Spain and they kept the bikes boxes until we finish the trip for the atlas. Genial hospitality, flexible schedule, adaptability, all the services you needed. Perfect!