We booked 2 rooms at Riad Dar 73 for 3 nights. We all enjoyed our stay. The rooms are modern and the interior decorating is lovely. The breakfast and coffee was good..we enjoyed the pancakes. The staff were helpful and accommodating to our needs. It about a 15 minute walk through the spice alleys to the square. We parked our car near the palace so it wasn’t too much of a walk with our luggage. Very good aircon. Loved the fresh roses in the room. Small pool was nice to cool off.

There is no kettle or fridge in the room. There is not much privacy as all rooms face each other with glass window and door. You have to keep the curtains closed which feels a bit dark.

Road Dar 73 was the perfect base to explore Marrakech. A short walk takes you into the miriad of narrow alleys to explore the Medina. The staff are welcoming and informative and the cleaning staff super, creating beautiful rose petal masterpieces on the bed each morning! The breakfast was tasty and freshly made. A small but cosy area is available to relax in the sunshine or shade on the terrace. Whilst we didn't take advantage, there is wine and spirits readily available to buy at the Riad which is a bonus. The bedroom was quiet and blackout was good. Some people have commented that the rooms are small. We would disagree...narrow, yes with little space either side of the bed BUT long with a double walk-in shower which was delightful! Overall, an excellent stay and a perfect base from which to explore the wonders of this country!

Although the location was good, don't be alarmed by the fact that you are dropped at the end of rather a insalubrious alley where you have to follow someone to be taken to the front door opposite some earthquake affected buildings. On our arrival we were rather taken back. The breakfast, whilst fresh and tasty did not offer any alternatives. During our 4 nights stay we had no eggs which we missed. My husband was not impressed at all with the coffee which was disappointing as in most cafes etc it was cheap and delicious. The only other slight negative was the size of the pool. Whilst we had read that it was quite small, think more of it as somewhere to dip your feet and body to cool down rather than somewhere to swim.

The breakfast was delicious and came in good portions, changing something daily, so you didn’t grew tired of the meal. The staff was always smiling and ready to help, seeing to ones needs.

We had to change rooms for the last day, and the first room was wonderful! However the second room had some issues with a toilet door that couldn’t close and a wet floor due to bad drainage. They had just renovated every room, so minor issues which they are gonna fix with time.

We arrived late at night, we had to walk there through the back streets as to most of the riads you cant get by car. The driver dropped us next to the police station and put on our google map the direction which was accurate and in few minutes we were in our Riad. There in few minutes we got our room which was clean, the bed was decorated, late at night there was enough hot water to shower. The place is very quiet. The breakfast was really great, everything fresh, not like in big hotels where you have lots of choice but kind of breakfast made with love. The main square is like 15 min comfortable walk, there we got lost during the whole day. At night we decided to eat in the Riad, we didnt book the dinner but there was no problem, we got served with a great fresh evening meal. On Sunday we left the room, they allowed us to leave the lugages in the hall. We had transfer at 17.00 booked with booking, it was cheap and just perfect, no hassle. I can just recommend this place, the only problem is that it is almost always fully booked.

We liked everything, there was nothing wrong with the place.

I loved the terrace and the overall “zen” vibe of the Riad. Everything was clean and modern. Breakfast was very nice with fresh fruit and yogurt and good quality bread and pancakes! The location is very central but in a quiet street, there’s some local shops in a street behind which were quite handy and authentic. The room is modern and with a very comfy bed and the bathroom is very spacious.

The room was a bit small, with no space to rest other than the bed…

I only stayed one night here, checking in late and leaving early, so I didn’t get the full experience. However, my room was beautiful, and the fresh roses were a thoughtful, charming touch.

I loved the huge bathroom sinks and the fluffy robes, but the toilet is tucked away in a small, separate space that feels almost like a little broom closet when the door is closed.

Amin was super nice and helpful. The owner is a lovely lady who has designed and decorated the riad with great taste. The hammam was a wonderful experience. Our room was excellent. We loved spending time on the rooftop terrace. Great that this was within walking distance to Bahia Palace and Jmaa el Fna. Also close to the riad we had an amazing moroccon dinner at restaurant La Tanjia.

It was like an oasis in the middle of a bustling city. When you stepped through the doors, you were suddenly transported away from the busy streets of Marrakech into tranquility. We loved everything: the warm welcome, helpful host who gave us advice on where to go/what to expect/where to eat, the cleanliness & decor of the room, the comfy bed (so divine). The rooftop plunge pool was just a bonus to escape from the midday heat!

Nothing, we absolutely loved it.

The place is stunning, quiet, clean and everyone was very kind and helpful. Would highly recommend

Not easy to find in google maps, so we struggled to arrive in first place. Our room didn’t have ventilation, and because the shower was open, there was a constant humidity in the air

Best riad in Marrakesh! Breakfast was very good, really comfortable bed and beautiful decor!

The shower drain was not so good and it took a while for the water to go down. Our room was a bit roo small, with no place to put the luggage, but I know they have some bigger rooms.