We enjoyed our stay,the interior is in maroccan style, Nice warm jacuzzi, very child friendly housekeepers and chef. Breakfast was really delicious, but not very extensive (no fruit, …).

Upon arrival the manager suggested the possibility of a special dinner in the riad, a rare occasion as it is a weekly dinner in turn with other riads. However, this ‘special’ dinner happens every other day and is not of very good quality, further there is a musician present during the dinner and he is playing until 11.30pm making is difficult for our child of 2y to sleep earlier. We asked one time the manager to fix a taxi to the city center and to was the most expensive one during our whole trip.

The riad is a little out of the main hustle and bustle, a 20-minute walk to the center. But that's perfect. It's quiet, contained, and off the busy streets. My time in the riad was fantastic; the staff are incredibly helpful and wonderfully friendly. Anything we needed was sorted in minutes. The rooms are very comfortable, and the bed is a dream.

If I had to choose one thing to write, it would be that the breakfast is a bit too sweet. More savory additions to the plate would be great, but it's a huge selection of local breads and sweets, so it's hard to go wrong.

My best friend and I took a side trip from our vacation in Spain. We arrived at night and it was a little unnerving at first because this was very new to us. There were people outside and we had to walk down an alley/small side street. Where we are from, you don’t walk down alleys/side streets at night. But we were pleasantly surprised. It was absolutely beautiful. The Riad and area are full of rich culture and warm faces. The host family is incredibly friendly and accommodating.

We couldn’t stay longer than we did. There were no problems for us. There are no fridges or TVs in the rooms, but it helps you enjoy the atmosphere more and you can relax. Wifi works well.

This was the first Riad my nephew and I visited on his first trip to morroco. He was impressed. We were welcomed by the host with what was according to my newphew's words, the best tea he had ever tasted. The Riad is a bit hard to find but the neighborhood people will guide you if you ask. The entrance door is bright red. Parking is free on the street nearby. The room was compact but well decorated and with comfortable beds, waterbottles, A/C and great shower. The breakfast in the morning was wonderful. It is in a local neighborhood right on the edge of the medina. It is easy to walk to the main attractions in the Medina. Well recommended.

Everything suited us well and the staff were exceptional in their care for us. The two dinners we had at the riad were the best meals we had during our stay in Marrakech. One of the dinners - for 6 of us - we only requested at about 5pm but the team went out of their way to feed us well. The shower head in our bathroom snapped off on one of the nights. We reported it the next morning and it was fixed by the end of the day. The rooms were serviced daily, with fresh linen & towels. We would definitely return here!

There was nothing we didn't like.

The service was really great. The staffs are super nice and helpful. We were arrived before the check in time, and they let us to use ´kind of living room’ for changing and prepare ourself before go visiting the city, which is takes quite time. The Riad is so beautiful and clean, even though we hadn’t enough chance to chill inside the Riad because we were always outside, but it was a lovely place.

In general we satisfied with all the things in this Rid. Expect the shower. Sometimes it’s difficult to adjust the shower between hot and cold water. And suddenly the water was super hot for few seconds. But it’s was not a big deal, we still enjoyed our stay there

The Riad is around 20 minutes away from the main plaza (Jmaa el-Fnaa). It is located near a slightly busy road close to the outer walls of the Medina (old city), which makes it ideal to see attractions, that are not on Jmaa el-Fnaa and take taxis if necessary. The Riad welcomes you like an Oasis once you walk through the beautiful red door on the street where it is located. Both the Riad and the room are very tastefully decorated. We took the suite and did not want to leave the Riad as it was magical, the photos don't do it justice. The bed was one of the most comfortable I came across. The room was clean, the staff was always ready to accommodate whatever we needed. The Riad is super quiet and peaceful, providing a wonderful experience. I would definitely recommend it.

Eggs for breakfast would be awesome (although you can order whatever you want - even full English breakfast - if you reach out 24h in advance). So not a big deal.

This place is amazing. Don't let the location stop you from coming. It seems a bit out but it's a short and safe walk to the main attractions. It's hidden but it's a hidden gem. Truly worth booking. The building is beautiful and the rooms are absolutely gorgeous. A lot of attention to detail. You are greeted with a smile and a welcome drink and snack. 5 Star service. Mustapha is very kind and helpful and welcoming. The area is quiet and there is good privacy. They have a jacuzzi and a pool. Delicious meals on sight as well. I recommend this as a stay

It was just a bit of a walk outside the main area of the Medina but it’s no problem.

Quiet and out of the way, yet still walkable to the centre. Accommodating and welcoming staff, Abdou in particular made me feel at home. The room, much like the whole riad, felt like a sanctuary and made for a very relaxing few days.

The temperature control on the showers can lead to some uncomfortable moments and the roof terrace could do with some investment into, as it has the potential to be a beautiful spot.

Of the hundreds of 'Riads' (small hotels around interior courtyards typically without swimming pools and in the centre of Moroccan cities), Riad la Porte Rouge is superb while understated. With excellent wifi (though I often just connected off my Canadian roaming mobile coverage via Morocco Telephone), the place is an oasis in busy Marrakech in which to relax and, if really necessary, to work. Even the dominant cat is kind (and eccentric and demands milk from the caffe au lait served in the massive breakfast). The terrace is relaxing and there is a massage room. The neighbourhood is interesting. It is about a ten minute (complicated) walk from the major tourist neighbourhoods on a quiet side alley with regular Moroccans rather than tourists the majority in this quarter. For anyone with sensitive lungs, this alley (too narrow for autos and scooters) is an oasis (of less dirty) breathable air. Most of the tourist areas, see a lot of scooter and taxi traffic with the exhausting building up and sitting in the narrow streets. Once off the main street, the tranquillity of Riad la Porte Rouge is stunning and a balm after the extreme tourism not far away. Mustafa, who created this place with a powerful vision, is still leading this team of very kind and competent people. Sadly, Riad de la Porte Rouge fills up fast these day so I have not been able to make a reservation for December.

For the winter months, reservations must be made months in advance.