Welcoming stay in a surprisingly peaceful location Khalid was really nice and welcoming — he helped us out quite a bit and made us feel at home. The rest of the staff were also very kind and friendly throughout our stay. Breakfast was quite simple but did the job, and while our room was on the smaller side, the toilet and bathroom were surprisingly nice and well-kept. What really surprised us was how clean and safe the area felt, even though you have to go down an alleyway to get to the Riad — it felt very secure. A calm and charming place to stay in Marrakech!

The room was quite small but we rarely spent any time in there so it did not really bother us and the breakfast was very simple but we were not to fussed about it.

We had such a wonderful time at Riad D’Ari! The location is absolutely perfect — just steps away from the souks and close to all the main attractions we wanted to visit. The rooms were spacious, clean, airy, and filled with beautiful natural light. From the very first moment we arrived, the hospitality and service were beyond amazing. Everything was simply perfect from the delicious breakfast to the way the team made us feel so welcome and secure. One of the highlights was how the staff went above and beyond: they walked us to different places, guided us safely through the area, and even took us to a restaurant where we enjoyed authentic Moroccan food and culture a true experience we’ll never forget. The pool was sparkling clean, the entire riad smelled wonderful, and every detail was cared for with love. We left feeling very, very happy and we highly, highly recommend to anyone visiting Marrakech. A huge shoutout to Khadija and Khalid thank you for making our stay unforgettable!

It was hard to find the Riad at first but once you make it is super simple!!

We thought the location was perfect with the riad being in the Medina but tucked away from the hustle and bustle which made it easier to access and more peaceful at night. The room was spacious and the house manager and help were all super amazing. They went above and beyond to make sure we had a pleasant stay including helping with our laundry as we were spending weeks in Europe and were in dire need of washing some garments. The breakfast was also lovely. If you're expecting an American continental breakfast it won't be that but it was simple and filling with yummy breads and spreads as well as fruit, eggs and coffee.

The bed was not comfortable for my liking. It was very firm and I enjoy softer support which made it difficult for me to get comfortable sleep. My fiancé said he thought the firmness was okay. I also thought the pillows were not as fluffy as I would have liked but when I brought it up to the staff they were great about providing me with a softer pillow which did help improve my sleep some. There was also at times a sewer-type oder in the bathroom but that is to be expected as the property is older although it's been renovated.

The riad is beautiful, clean and well looked after - the rooftop is also gorgeous. Our room was very big, well maintained and beautiful - good shower, AC working perfectly, comfy bed and perfect working mini bar. The staff were one of the highlights of the place, always very nice and polite - they even cleaned our clothes (for a fee) after our quad ride in the desert, they were very dirty and came back super cleaned; the staff also allowed us to leave our belongings there after check out until the time we left to the airport. They were always so friendly and lovely and we saw them around the riad, always smiling. The location is perfect, very close to the famous market (like 10min walk), easy to find following google maps and easy access out of hours with our keys. Highly recommend it!

You won't find ultimate luxury there, but you will experience an authentic Riad with clean, beautifully decorated rooms and warm hospitality. The location is on the edge of the old town of Marrakech, where everything is within walking distance. The breakfast was varied and delicious. We especially liked the small pool on the first floor where you can cool off in the hot weather.

This is probably typical of the Riad, but it was a bit distracting from the other people's late-night conversations, which could clearly be heard in the room.

Our stay at Riad D'ari in Marrakech was nothing short of brilliant. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with warm hospitality and traditional Moroccan mint tea, setting the tone for a truly special experience. The Riad itself is in a great location, beautifully decorated with authentic Moroccan craftsmanship. The rooms were immaculate, featuring elegant décor, comfortable bedding, and thoughtful touches that made us feel at home. Despite being in the bustling Medina, the riad was incredibly peaceful—a perfect retreat after a day of exploring. One of the standout aspects was the exceptional service. The staff went above and beyond to ensure our stay was seamless, offering helpful recommendations for restaurants, excursions, and local attractions. Their attention to detail and genuine kindness made all the difference. Breakfast was another highlight—freshly prepared each morning with a delicious spread of Moroccan pastries, fresh fruit, jams, and traditional mint tea. We also enjoyed a spectacular rooftop terrace, perfect for unwinding while soaking in breathtaking views of the city. Overall, it exceeded all expectations. If you're looking for an authentic, luxurious, and welcoming stay in Marrakech, this Riad is an absolute must. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 – Highly recommended!

The only slight downside was staying in a lower-level room, where we could occasionally hear staff preparing in the kitchen early in the morning. While it didn’t significantly impact our stay, guests who are light sleepers may prefer requesting an upper-level room for a quieter experience.

I loved the location! It is a really short walk away from Jemaa el-Fna and other sights in medina. The rooms are big, cozy and clean. The staff was helpfull, warm and nice. We had to leave the room at 3 am, and a really nice guy woke up at that time to let us out of the house and he was also willing to prepare us a breakfast at that time, which felt really nice. But we had to leave, so we did not accept a kind offer.

The staff speaks english poorly so it was a bit hard to communicate. I tried to book transfer from Riad to airport via Booking's chat with them, but they did not understand my question so I have booked a taxi service instead. Other than that, everything was great.

Location is perfect, both near the busy Medina and in a quiet small street. The Riad feels like a home, it is small, cosy. Breakfasts are good, yet repetitive in terms of what is served. The staff is very friendly and always willing to help when present in the Riad.

The breakfast lack of diversity. Maybe add options such as cereals, more fruits and nuts. Also I would have liked to be informed that during most of the day, after morning hours, there is no one in the Riad to assist. They return at 5 pm to the Riad. I think it is important to let the guests know of presence/absence time of the staff.

The Riad was lovely, and room was really nice and big. Fridge and kettle in the room - which when travelling with a toddler is great. Bed was comfy.

Breakfast was not great, there were 3 of us (Husband, myself and daughter) and we got 2 glasses of Orange juice, 3 boiled eggs, 2 slices of toast, 2 pancakes and 2 slices of cake between us for breakfast. Which in comparison to the other Riad we stayed where you got, fruit / omelettes / Moroccan pastries / bread etc. I do think we may have just got unlucky as the reviews for breakfast are all quite positive.

Great location 5 min walk to main square. Lovely breakfast the staff were great and even went to the train station to buy our tickets for Fes for us for a small cost. The room was large and very spacious with everything we needed. Having a fridge to keep our water cold in the 45 degree heat was very welcome.

We asked the Riad to get us a taxi to the station at we were getting the 4.50am train. Instead they got us a private car which they charged 200 DH for. The train station was only a 5 min drive so this was very expensive. Typically the cost of a taxi would be 50-70 DH