Oh this was one of the most beautiful places we stayed at in Morocco. It was built in the 11th century!! The architecture is incredible, beautiful, magnificent. Having breakfast and dinner in the common area felt so luxurious, and at the same time, it felt like being cared for in a home. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and took care of everything. They even gave us a driving tour of Fez on our last few hours of the trip. They set everything up for us, made sure our travel to the airport went seamlessly. We stayed in two different rooms, both of which were incredible in their own right. One had large vast and detailed ceilings and a private common area (it seemed suited for a group or a family) the other room had a beautiful bathroom and felt like a private getaway. The common area has a pretty garden, an area behind two large arches for coffee, tea, and lounging. It was centrally located in Fez, so everything was walkable. You will definitely get lost in the winding streets and alleys of old Fez, and the staff were helpful navigating that. We felt safe, taken care of, comfortable, and we left wishing we had more time to spend here.

The riad looks just like the photos. It was comfortable and had good facilities. We were welcomed with Moroccan tea, and the breakfast was very good. Fatima and Rashid, who work there, were so nice, welcoming, and helpful!

There was mold in the first room we stayed in. The owner is friendly but seems focused on making extra money. He tried to push a 40-euro per person Medina guided tour, claiming we would definitely get lost and making it seem like things would be very difficult, yet he offered us a free map of the city and marked our Riad. He also tried to push a 100-euro trip to Chefchaouen when he learned we were going there next. Be cautious—these prices are 4-5 times higher than what you’d pay for tours online or a bus to Chefchaouen. Do your research first.

We were very happy with our stay and was met at the train station by Said. Checkin was very simple and Rashid carried our luggage to our roof top apartment, 52 steps up. Riad is on a quiet street no vehicle/scooter traffic. Dinner was very delicious upon arrival at a fee. Courtyard area is very nice and relaxing. No restaurants close by so this meal hit the spot. We were warned beforehand to be on the lookout for fraudsters on the train here from Marrakech, we encountered one that we had to say no to his invitations to help us, they look and initially act like normal passengers. Said and Rashid were both up at 4 am our day of departure to provide us some coffee and ride to the airport.

The scale of the old Riad … the ground floor was immense & very decorative.. the staff were charming & very helpful. Very clean; comfortable beds; excellent breakfast; great views from the top terrace. Excellent evening meals.

Our room was at the top of the building, several flights of narrow stairs.. just about ok for us in our mid-70’s, but a warning would be helpful. The bedroom was a little tired: all four walls are red ( some paint peeling ), so a little oppressive. Shower hose rusty & wobbly loo ( was immediately fixed when it leaked) Location wise - very quiet but felt a bit isolated & closed in by the very high walls of the surrounding buildings.

The purpose of this trip was to get back to get back to Morocco, a country that has a special place in my heart, thich contributed to who I am,. I also wanted to share this with my daughter the essence of Morocco , not only the diversity and beauty of the landscape of the country and ,but also the People , their generosity, to.letance, ability to care for the others … In this beautiful and comfortable Riad, I was back to Morocco and the people of the Riad were great and helpful They made me feel home! Great performance . Thanks to each of you at the Riad Letchina

Very nice personel, helpful by find the safe, cheap parking very close, thanks! Very helpful idea, to paint the way to Riad Letchina on the walls from the market. Beautiful, good equipment Riad , authentic moroccan, many good ideas, f.e. moroccan black soap in the bath. Simply a little palace. Nice terasse. Special thanks for the guy, which organise for us parking , serve a rich breakfast, and was very helpful.

The staff were so friendly and accommodating, it almost felt like we were visiting with extended family! The staff were professional, well-informed, kind, considerate and several of them spoke 3 or more languages, making our party of French and English speakers feel very comfortable. We had arranged to be met at the airport and poor Said had to wait an extra 2hrs for our late flight to arrive, yet remained friendly and in good humour none the less! Fatima - the cook - is a genius in the kitchen (we never even ate dinner at another place as the food was so good at 'home') and Said and Rashiid were always available and willing to help out if needed; we felt utterly spoiled. When we visited, it was quite hot and our riad, despite having no air-conditioning in the dining/seating areas, felt like a little oasis. The upstairs deck has a killer view and evening breeze to cool down with, and all the rooms have air-conditioning, so we were very comfortable. My only regret, is that there is no water source to dip your feet or take a plunge in, after a hot and dusty day - that would have been heavenly!

We were first-timers in Morocco, and traveling as a mixed group of children, adults and seniors, and were very pleased that Said could organise the tours we wanted to do through the riad. The tours themselves were all really great and well organised - the only real complaint I might have, is that some of the 'special places' we went with our guide, where we were assured we would not be harassed by sellers, were very touristy and bordering on in-authentic. I imagine there are visitors who enjoy a more sanitised version of the local culture/environment, but we would have enjoyed a bit more of the hustle and bustle of more local vendors I think. On the other hand, it was very hot weather and most, if not all, of the tourist places were air-conditioned, so that was appreciated.

The Riad was beautiful , the best part was the sunrise from the rooftop . The staff were very helpful and friendly . Good breakfast and warm rooms with heating .

None about the Riad but we were late reaching the Riad from the Sahara dessert so the medina streets seemed a bit intimidating but had no probelms at all . When people approach just say LaSukran and smile .

The riad is in a great position to visit the Medina; if you arrive by car, the staff can bring you to a safe garage to leave the car for 30 DH a night (they were very nice and helpful with everything we needed). The place is very beautiful and the room was clean; there is also a great view from the terrace. Breakfast was included and also good.

The property is a traditional Riad, beautifully restored and decorated. Mohammed and all the staff were all very welcoming and treated us with great kindness and generosity. Mohammed arranged an excellent guide to take us around Fez. I highly recommend that this is an option to take. Our room was was very comfortable and clean. We had lovely simple breakfasts each morning and chose to have one dinner in the Raid. My husband had the lamb tagine and I choose the Chicken, lemon and olive tagine, both meals were very tasty. Rashid was very helpful and made us feel very welcome.

There was nothing not to like.