Location was good, safe place to stay, not in the big square madness Bank atm, Bank of Africa close by Shops close and 15 min walk to the square. Mustafa was so helpfull, he helped a lot and we had always nice chat with him. He is Good choice for the place as a staff :) The Riad Manager lady also was so nice. The riad can arrange day trip to the Atlas mountains what i really reccomending to use it. Cheap and safe. We also went for Camel ride was good experience, too. Riad lovely, quiet you can sleep well no any noise from outside. Breakfast was traditional Moroccan, we got every day different pastries, was nice.

It is not what i dont like just maybe the mattress could be a little bit more softer, but it was ok for me

This is a traditional house, that’s retained an authentic character. It has been owned by the same family for generations. The highlight of our stay was definitely the staff starting with Marieme, the owner, who was truly enchanting and gave us a warm welcome and Mustafa is a dedicated young man always ready to help. We ordered a dinner which was absolutely divine: the best tajine of our stay! You cannot fault the location walking distance to all the major POI and we loved the area! Great value for money!

Our room would need some TLC as it was more shabby than chic in the details.

The riad is beautiful. It was super clean and the rooms were always tidy, thanks to the kind cleaning lady who also prepared for us the best tagine we've had in Morocco (you should totally have a dinner there during your stay). The beds are firm and comfortable. The location is handy - not in the middle of the chaos but not far from it. Mme. Merieme - the manager/owner - was very kind, and always accomodating and helpful. Ultimately though, Mustafa was the difference in making this trip amazing. He does everything he can to make everyone's stay as smooth as possible (including for our little three year old girl) . He's very kind, funny, witty (and knows about 8 languages!) - take the time to know him if you can, it will enrich your trip.

Breakfast was excellent and made slightly differently every morning. Mustapha prepared it for us for 5.40am on the last day when we had to leave early! Location is excellent, easy walk to all sightseeing places.

The Riad gives an authentic Moroccan experience with its interieur and hospitality. We think it needs some refurbishment to give a more fresh look (walls need repainting, AC is too loud to use, flat TV is small and placed on the wall too high, carpets are worn out, etc.). We are told this is scheduled for August. This should make the stay much more pleasant and more worth for its price.

If you're looking for a peaceful and authentic experience in the heart of Marrakech, Riad Bab Tilila is a fantastic choice. This charming riad offers a perfect blend of traditional Moroccan architecture and warm hospitality, making you feel at home from the moment you arrive. The rooms are beautifully decorated with local touches—colorful tiles, intricate woodwork, and comfortable furnishings. Each room is immaculately clean, cozy, and quiet, providing a restful escape after a busy day exploring the medina. Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a private bathroom are available, making the stay very comfortable. One of the highlights of Riad Bab Tilila is the rooftop terrace. It's a peaceful oasis where you can enjoy breakfast in the morning sun or relax with mint tea in the evening while admiring the city views. The breakfast itself is delicious, featuring fresh pastries, fruits, coffee, and traditional Moroccan specialties. The service is exceptional. The staff is incredibly friendly, attentive, and ready to help with anything—from arranging airport transfers to suggesting hidden gems around Marrakech. Their genuine care for guests really sets this riad apart. Location-wise, Riad Bab Tilila is ideal. It's within walking distance to major attractions like Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, Koutoubia Mosque, and the souks, yet it’s tucked away just enough to offer a quiet, restful atmosphere.

Hey there! I don't usually leave a lot of reviews but this time, it's really a must. 😁 First time in Marrakech for us. When we arrived at the Riad from the airport we were greeted by Mustafa, who is an excellent with great hot mint tea, fresh sweets and a warm smile. Little did we know that this was only the beginning of something great. We stayed at Riad Bab Tilila for about 3 days and we really felt like we have a family here. A home dressed as a Riad that radiated that true feeling and vibes of Marrakech and Morocco. Great nice rooms, very hot water all the time, good WiFi (I used it to work at night on my notebook), birds beautifully chirping in the morning, EXCELLENT daily breakfast served just in time, good terrace views at night and in the morning, and a great show of colours (check my attached photos) The Riad is very close to the souks, the centre of the Medina. Thank you, dear Mustafa, for taking good care of us and for being an excellent host. This is a MUST stay if you want THE true Marrakech and moroccan experience.

There was nothing not to like.

It felt so homely, everything was in place to make us feel at home. The way we were asked what time would we like our breakfast next day just felt like staying at the family’s. I traveled with little twins, we were welcomed warmly and very well looked after. Also the details the Road has, including naming the rooms made it feel warm. Moustafa was very helpful, always. Ghita is a very kind lady who makes very delicious Tajine, a must try one. And finally Marieme welcomed us next morning with a big smile and was so helpful with booking a day trip to Atlas Mountains

Nothing

Mustafa is the heart of this place. From the moment we stepped in and were greeted with tea and snacks - to the moment he went out with us to get us a taxi to the train station... he made our stay in this riad so great. He told us where it's worth going, gave us a map, booked us a hammam, set up a dinner... honestly nothing was too much for him. He was so helpful and just a nice person to talk to! The riad was nice, small but comfy and in a great location, close to a common pick up place for excursions. Nice places to eat nearby too. The room had all you might need, including a big bottle of water which we did not get in another (more expensive!) riad - small thing but makes a difference in my opinion. Breakfast was massive with a lot to choose from and was also vegeterian friendly, really tasty and was flexible for when we wanted to eat as well. Also Mustafa speaks many languages so this is a massive bonus to guests.

The room was a bit small and dark but it was fine for a couple!

The location of the riad is perfect. While it is located in the medina, the sounds of the medina’s activities does not reach your room. What’s even better is that a taxi drops you off right to the lane of the riad. Coming to my stay, I spent 3 nights at Riad Bab Tilila and I had a very comfortable time. The rooms are tidy, they are cleaned everyday and there is adequate hot water and heating in the room for the cold winter days that I spent there. The best part of my stay was Marieme and her riad manager Mustafa. The both of the were very mindful of my needs. Marieme helped me navigate through the different requirements I had in the medina and may I say, she really knows her way inside the medina. Infact, when she learned that I really liked the orange blossom fragrance, she even gifted me a bottle of orange blossom oil along with a diffuser. It only goes to show that her hospitality went beyond the stay. Same goes for Mustafa. When he told me that he would be available to help with anything even at night, he meant it. He made sure I had everything to provide me with a comfortable stay and was always eager to help. Always. Infact, the day I was checking out, he came along with me and waited until he got me a taxi. I left Marrakech with a huge smile on my face thanks to the kind heartedness showered by both, Marieme and Mustafa :)

I stayed in the standard double room. The room and bathroom can be a bit small but it’s not a deal breaker for me

The owner was very helpful and kind, the place looks very authentic, the room was clean, the welcoming was nice. Also, the breakfast was good and tasty. If you travel by car, do NOT put the hotel's location on the map, the traffic is insane and the Maps will guide you through the madness of Marrakesh. Instead, put "Parking Voitures", it's a paid parking, safe, cheap, max. 5' walking distance from the hotel.

I don't know if all the rooms are like this, taking into account that it's an authentic hotel, but remember that not all the rooms have windows and it can be dark all the time. We stayed for 1 night and for us it was ok.