Moroccan House

This is a nice hotel that was the ending point for a tour that we were on, so we decided to stay on two more nights on our own. Location is in the new city I think, so it's 2-3km to the old town square (Medina), so we took taxis to get there. YSL museum is a little closer, maybe 1km, so we walked that. We were tired from our tour, so we didn't take time to try the Hammam (baths) in the hotel, which I think are at an extra cost. January weather was too cold for the outdoor swimming pool so we didn't use it. Breakfast was great, we didn't try the dinners, ate mostly in the Medina. We did have dinner in the neighborhood one night, and there were several restaurant options there. Staff was helpful and unobtrusive.

Very nice hotel, away from all the hustle and bustle of Marrakech. It is located in Geliz, in a super central area and about 15 minutes walk from the famous Jma El Fna square. The staff are all very friendly and cordial. The rooms are spacious and decorated with beautiful Moroccan furniture. The interior of the Hotel itself is very tasteful, we all really liked it. Very nice terrace and pool. Next year we plan to return.

Good breakfast. There is plenty of parking lots next to the hotel, but there will be again some strange guys who will ask money for parking telling they will secure your car (during our trip through Morocco nobody explained who are these guys, are they under police control so they "pass" money up to the police, or this is "legal" criminal level in Morocco, but this is really annoying. I would like to pay more if money goes to the city, but when this is something about giving money for kind of "nice" beggar, which is obviously under someone's hood this is not acceptable). Here they asked 100 dirham per two nights, gave only 80 (may be not to give at all?). Not really close to the old city, but you can easily walk there, it is 15-20 minutes of walk. Polite stuff, a lot of rooms, though not good they don't have family rooms, so had to take two.

Once we arrived we met this adorable receptionist and he greeted me saying my name which I found very endearing. The rooms are very cosy and clean.. the lady at the reception was also very sweet to us made us feel at home ( I am sorry I didn’t get their names). The lifeguard Anas was very nice too. We ended staying two more nights only for 1000dh which I found very reasonable. The location of the hotel is great everything is walking distance. The rooms are clean. The AC works great. The beds very comfortable.

Great value for me and my three kids, breakfast was included for free for them! Old world Moroccan charm, plenty of character. Hassan the porter was so friendly and kind, he even took me to get our boarding passes printed after he finished work. Thank- you!