다음의 경우 예약하세요 You want an authentic, intimate Medina sanctuary where the staff treats you like family, and you don't mind sacrificing some modern privacy for traditional charm.
Staff legends Ahmed and Mustafa who act as personal concierges
Dead-center location (5 mins to Jemaa el-Fnaa) that feels miles away from the chaos
Rooftop terrace sunrises with the call to prayer echoing over the city
한눈에 보기: A beautiful, authentic Riad that nails the hospitality but struggles with soundproofing and unheated plunge pools in winter.
@riadlovers님의 리뷰: I honestly couldn't believe how quiet it was inside. Walking through that archway into the courtyard was my favorite part of the day—the fountain and greenery make it feel like a total secret garden right in the middle of the city.
여기에 머물렀던 게스트가 말했습니다
The hype
Guests universally adore the staff and the breakfast, calling it a 'home away from home' despite the small rooms.
Reality check
Soundproofing is non-existent; you will hear conversations in the courtyard and the call to prayer at 5 AM.
You value personalized service over hotel anonymity
You want to be walkable to everything in the Medina
You enjoy a traditional Moroccan breakfast on a sunny terrace
청결 & 유지관리
9.3
Housekeeping: Daily and meticulous. Guests consistently praise the 'well-groomed' state of the Riad.
Bathroom hygiene: Generally sparkling, though tadelakt (plaster) walls can show water marks that look like stains but aren't.
Maintenance: Good condition, though some reports of finicky A/C units and slow-draining showers.
Linens & towels: Fresh and clean, though towels can be on the stiffer, sun-dried side.
Odors & scents: Inside smells of orange blossom and wax; outside alley can smell of the street.
숙면지수™
6.5보통
보통
0-4시끄러움
4-7.5보통
7.5-10조용함
Echoes from the central courtyard/kitchen
Early morning Call to Prayer (nearby mosque)
Other guests arriving/leaving (thin doors)
예약 전에
알아둘 사항
Payment is Cash preferred (Euros or Dirhams); credit cards often incur a ~4% surcharge
Airport transfer is ~€15-20 but essential for the first arrival to avoid getting lost
Breakfast is included and excellent; dinner must be ordered in the morning
준비물
Earplugs (essential for the call to prayer)
Warm pajamas (rooms can be chilly in winter nights despite heating)
Cash (Dirhams) for the city tax (~€2.50/person/night) and tips
객실 지니
최고의 선택
The 'Suite' (Douéria) for significantly more space (300+ sq ft) and a bit more seclusion
Upper floor rooms for better light and slightly less courtyard noise
피해야 할 객실
Ground floor 'Standard' rooms—smallest size and right next to the breakfast/pool traffic
Any room listed as 'Standard Double' if you are claustrophobic (approx 130 sq ft)
객실 요청 지니 – 복사 & 붙여넣기
“I am looking forward to my stay. If possible, please assign a room on an upper floor away from the kitchen for better quiet. We would also prefer a room with a solid bathroom door if available.”
자주 묻는 질문 및 숨은 팁
예약하기 전에 실제로 알고 싶은 모든 것.
Is the pool heated?
No. It is a refreshing plunge pool for summer, but bone-chillingly cold in winter.
Do they serve alcohol?
No, it is a dry Riad. You can usually have a glass of your own wine in your room, but don't expect bar service.
Is it safe to walk there at night?
Yes, but the alley (Derb Ouayhah) is narrow and dark. It feels intimidating at first but is generally safe; keep your wits about you.
How is the wifi?
Surprisingly good for the Medina; reliable enough for emails and social media, though video calls might lag in corner rooms.
Can I park a car there?
Absolutely not. The Medina is pedestrian-only. You must park at a public lot (like Riad Laarous) and walk/porter in.
Are the bathrooms private?
Hit or miss. Many rooms have open arches or curtains instead of solid doors. Ask specifically if this bothers you.
내부자 팁
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Ask Ahmed for his map of the souks—he marks the 'tourist traps' vs 'local pricing' spots.
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The rooftop has two levels; the upper 'high terrace' is the secret spot for sunset photos.
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Order the lamb tagine for dinner at least once; it's often better than the tourist restaurants nearby.
가기 전에 알아야 할 5가지
💡The 'Standard' rooms are tiny—barely enough room to open a large suitcase.
💡You will hear your neighbors flushing the toilet due to the central atrium acoustics.
💡The 'scent' of the Medina (sewage/donkeys) can sometimes waft near the entrance alley.
💡Hot water is finite; if everyone showers at 8 AM, the last person gets a lukewarm rinse.
💡There are no TVs in the rooms (a pro for some, a con for others).