Me and my best friend stayed 6 nights at the Riad Lalla in Marrakesh. We booked an airport shuttle which picked us up at the airport to bring us to the accommodation. In the morning there was an amazing breakfast waiting for us which was one of the highlights of our stay. We could get our room cleaned if we wanted everyday which was very refreshing. The staff was very friendly and very welcoming. The room was comfortable with traditional mosaics on the walls. The location was very good for activities because most of the tours we did had their pick up point only 5 minutes by walk from the Riad. All in all we had an amazing time and we would recommend it to anyone who wants to get a deeper insight into the crazy and beautiful city of Marrakech.

This charming riad is located just beyond the bustle of the old medina, which makes it a peaceful yet convenient base — easily reachable on foot. It has a warm, homey feel, with small but cozy rooms that reflect traditional Moroccan style. Breakfast is homemade and served on a lovely rooftop terrace, the perfect spot to ease into the day. The staff are exceptionally friendly and go out of their way to make you feel at home.

As is common with traditional riads, the room and bathroom windows open onto the interior courtyard, which can limit air circulation. It’s part of the local architectural charm — just something to be aware of in advance.

Great value for money - you get what you pay for. Quiet and peaceful, a oasis of tranquillity, very friendly and helpful staff (especially they guy who came to pick me up during the night and let me found a nice breakfast box early in the morning outside my room because I had a early excursion and couldn’t attend the actual breakfast). The next morning breakfast in the terrace was also very nice and lots of variety. Great decorations in the Riad too.

The mattress was too hard for my taste. There was also a very strong smell of sewage coming from the bathroom (this may be typical if you stay in some Riads in the Medina). Location is 20/25 minutes walk to Jemaa El Fna Square.

The property’s location was excellent, it was clean, and there was room cleaning daily if you needed it. The staff were very kind, and go out of their way if you needed anything. Khaolua whom works there is your new best friend, as soon as you arrive she greets you with a big smile, and gives you a warm welcome to the Riad. Don’t worry about the alleyway you have to go down to get to the Riad, as they are very safe. There is also a beautiful kitten called Snowy waiting for your arrival. Enjoy your stay!

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The position is quite central. It’s not very easy to locate at the beginning, but once the receptionist shows you the way it’s quite easy. Staff is very friendly and always helpful. Food is quite good!

Taxis cannot enter all the way, so there’s always a path you need to do by walking and might not feel the safest thing to do at night (but we never had problems). The Riad doesn’t get a lot of light, so it’s a bit cold and humid if you go in winter.

The staff was really helpful and coperative. The room was very HOT as I travelled in June it had AC but it was still warm.The breakfast provided was very nice.The price is reasonable for the location as it is pretty much near the Medina.

The location was very tacky and in between streets were very dirty could easily get lost.At night can get very scary and dangerous.

The staff of this riad makes you feel at home, and maybe that’s why you go out leaving the door of the room open!! Amazing stay: the room was big enough, the breakfast was very good, the staff is lovely, the riad itself is very beautiful and the cat, snowy, made everything more special :) Highly recommended! Thanks a lot, we’ll miss you!

One term for this lovely little hotel is 'Moroccan cozy'. Running against the trend in the neighbourhood of new expensive Riads with European-faux-Moroccan minimalism (and European prices), this Riad, that only opened earlier in 2023, lovingly celebrates the crammed aesthetics of a middle-class Moroccan extended family. The breakfasts and dinners (that must be ordered earlier in the day) are healthy and exceptional as is the large, two-tiered terrace where meals are served. The second Riad operated by this family, this tranquil address is at the end of a long almost mythic, pedestrian alley. This is a perfect location for cultural tourism on foot in Marrakech. Taxis can only go to 100 metres from this hotel so with much baggage, look for an elderly porter with a two-wheel cart by the taxis with a two wheel cart and be generous (suggested: 50 to 100 dirhams as in €5-10).

Some of the adjacent streets are crowded and sometimes dominated by tourists. Fortunately, this long passage, with this hotel at the end, is an oasis of tranquillity.

The staff was amazing. They reached out to me to ask me what tours I'd like to be part of. The breakfast was great. The amenities were fantastic and the room was amazing for the price that I paid

The only thing that I don't like is that I have to leave and I have to go back to work

I loved everything about this riad! What I loved the most was how welcoming the staff were. They didn't just treat us as guests but as a part of their family! They have helped us in every way even with the tiniest things like setting up a local sim card and giving tips on our way around. They made sure we were comfortable and safe like they would even check on us every time we were out making sure we were not lost and that everything was okay. Shall I say, we gained ourselves a Moroccan family during our trip.

There's nothing to not like really. If you're looking for a traditional Moroccan stay with all that Moroccan vibe then this is the place! Run by a true Moroccan family! But if you're wanting all the amenities that most high end hotels would offer, then this isn't it.