This is a beautiful Riad in a nice area. The staff were all so nice and friendly and most had excellent English.

My daughter had a single bed in the room which was very comfortable, however the double bed was very hard. Also, the pillows took a little getting used to as for me personally were too big. I did ask for a smaller pillow, but unfortunately it didn't arrive. Breakfast was ok. The coffee was nice and strong, the lovely Moroccan fresh bread and pancakes all delicious, however everything was sweet. It would be great to get an egg or some local cheeses etc

Great location near enough to the centre but without the overwhelming crowds. Beautiful riad, like something out of a film. set around an open courtyard with trees and tasteful decoration. Comfortable, spacious rooms with air conditioning. Great rooftop with sun loungers amd a small plunge pool. Friendly, helpful and multilingual staff.Lots of food and drink options nearby. Dinner in the hotel was very good.

This goes with the city and the type of building: there can be noise from guests in the patio and an early morning call to prayer from the nearby mosque. However, if you want the complete peace and quiet, go for a blander hotel in the outskirts. The breakfast was a bit heavy on the sweet for my taste, but good quality all the same.

Once we got our bearings the location of Riad Amina was great. A few minutes walk from the souks with shops just around the corner for snacks and also taxis. The staff were great and friendly, the room was spotless and serviced daily. Breakfast was plentiful, carb heavy but typically Moroccan. The walk to the square is probably around 15 minutes however, it never takes this time as there are so many distractions along the way! What no one seems to talk about though is that at a certain time of night some of the doors in the Souks are shut and this makes the walk back a lot harder, thank goodness for downloading map.me. Would definitely stay at the Road Amina again.

if i was being picky, the mattress was quite hard but bearable and you do hear the prayer calls from the local mosques early in the morning but it is no bother

Friendly staff and extremely kind hospitality, beautiful and authentic design, nice rooftop pool! They also have deicious Moroccan meals for dinner and nice drinks. It’s difficult to get any alcohol in Marrakech for a reasonable price so it was good to have this option in the riad!

It was difficult to find the location first, because the street can’t be accessed by car and some local kids mislead you when they see you walking with luggages by saying that “the street is closed” while it’s not and they ask for money even though we honestly didn’t have cash with us. It’s not the riad’s fault of course, but it’s good to know that you should trust Google Maps and not the kids. Also, the breakfast is authentic and frehly prepared Moroccan food but gets a bit repetitive, and we missed eating something savory.

From arrival to departure Mounir, Karim, Younis and the rest of the staff made our stay simply amazing. Someone was always available day or night. Breakfast - outstanding. Moroccan pancakes, honey, jam, yoghurt, cake, bread, butter, tea, coffee and fresh orange. We ate at the Riad a few nights and the food was excellent Room - very clean (cleaned daily), fresh towels, beds made daily Location - 15 mins walk from Jemma el-Fnaa, some souks close by, fairly easy to find once you have your bearings (i recommend using Maps.mee app) We booked this Riad on the strength of reviews and we are so glad we did. Would definitely recommend this Riad and we would stay here again if returning to Marrakech

Everything was perfect. They also have a variety of alcolic beverages at their restaurant which is a little bit of challenge in Marrakech. They were also very kind to give us some hot coffee and some cake because we were checking out before the breakfast time and they also walked us to the taxi and negotiated for us so we pay for the right price.

It was a little bit difficult to find and since we checked-in very late at night the area at night felt a little bit unsafe but that’s just everywhere you go in big cities 🤷‍♀️.

Spent the first 3 nights of Morocco here. The staff was really welcoming and helped us with dealing with a local guy and parking the rented car in a safe place. The staff was really friendly and sociable. The room was clean, with AC and everything you needed for your stay. Breakfast was good: pancakes, Moroccan pancakes, crepes, bread, butter, cheese, marmalade & honey, coffee & milk. We had tajine (chicken & with vegetables) for dinner and it was delicious. Close to the souks, restaurants. Walking distance from Souk Semmarine & Jemaa El-Fnaa

More diversity for breakfast. Adding something salty as well or maybe the option for some eggs or omelette.

The staff is welcoming and helpful, they genuinely want to make your stay as comfortable and as good of an experience as possible. The facilities are good and everything is clean. The breakfast is delicious and they don't overcomplicate it. If we are ever to come back to Marrakech I would choose this Riad again.

There was not one thing we didn't like but if I were to give one con is that our room did not have a full body mirror, which would have been useful

Perfectly located in the city centre. Only a 5 to 10 minute walk to where all the action is. Riad Amina was very clean and very well kept, with a traditional Moroccan feel. The breakfast was very nice, as it was very traditional with a different variety every morning. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. The friendly staff made our stay in Marrakesh that much better. And therefore one of the nice Riad we have stayed in in Morocco. So a big thank you to all the amazing staff at Riad Amina.

The only thing I can think of that would have made this Riad stay better would have been thicker curtains on the windows, as the ones we had were see-through during the night when the lights were on. Also it would have been nice if the room had a mini fridge so we could enjoy cold drinks at anytime.

We stayed at Riad Amina for one night. The staff was extremely friendly and helpfully. They've contacted us in advance to confirm if we needed any extra help or a meal by arrival. The Riad is very well kept, clean and has amazing lights. The room was big, the bed truly confortable and the bathroom also perfect. The rooftop is the perfect place to rest for a bit and enjoy a quite time.

If you stay for a few nights in Marrakech in the city center, you will soon find out that it is hard to escape from the noise. Riads have a beautiful patio in the center of the building, which usually means that the noise of the city will enter the building (and eventually your room). At Riad Amina you will definitely hear the noises not only from the city but also from the restaurant at the patio