The Riad was immaculate and quiet, with a serene atmosphere. Room was spacious and had everything we needed. Some lovely quiet reading areas throughout including the rooftop terrace. The food served was some of the best we had across marrakech in our 8 nights there, particularly the kefka tagine.

Only slightly negative was we booked our airport transfer with the Riad, which is often recommended. There was some confusion between the Riad and the driver and we believe they collected the wrong people from the airport initially, which meant we had to wait at the airport for almost 1 hr and 30 mins for the driver to return, this delay was exacerbated by heavy traffic at this time of the day (~6pm). However I do believe this was a one off mistake, our transfer back to the airport was bang on time and we were there in 20 minutes. Must be noted that the location is to the east of the medina, so it is a good 20/25 minute walk to the main square Jaama El Fna. But we enjoyed the walking, for less able-bodied people you may need to use taxis for getting around marrakech from this location.

Room was very pleasantly decorated with a comfortable bed. Sauna in the bathroom was an unexpected bonus (although we didn't try it). The air-conditioning worked very well. We had chosen a suite with a private terrace however the public roof terrace seemed like a well kept secret! It was lovely. Staff were helpful and friendly (they seemed a little reserved to start with but if you ask them anything they try to help). The food stops early, at 7pm, and is a relatively basic menu but was well presented and tasty. Useful if we didn't want to head back into town after a long day.

The pool is really more of a water feature. It would have been possible to have a 'dip' in it but as it was in the central area people walked through, I don't think anyone used it as such. The wardrobe in the bedroom was a 1 door cupboard tucked in the corner, so quite difficult to access. Fortunately, we didn't have that many clothes that needed hanging up.

A very comfortable, beautifully styled Riad located walking distances to some of the main attractions but comfortable footwear is needed to explore around the area. 24/7 security and helpful staff that gave us information and translating help. We were greeted with a mint tea, check in was very simple. Wonderful views on the rooftop, especially in the morning and breakfast was served promptly.

The only feedback is that we weren’t served any eggs for breakfast, and was told that it should have been requested but wasn’t informed about this. Breakfast is very simple and was the same every day. There isn’t a sign outside the door to suggest the name of the hotel and finding it was a little tricky but we got there in the end.

Wonderful customer service. Very attentive to our needs and very informative. The staff went above and beyond to exceed expectations

Would’ve been nice if we had a microwave in the room

Beautiful riad with 3 different structure styled in different styles. Excellent breakfast, great pool and very spacious.

There was a cat inside the courtyard and my wife is afraid of cats so she couldn't go outside the room.

The staff were exceptional, so professional and helpful, they made everything perfect. The riad was breathtakingly beautiful and a very welcome sanctuary after the souks. We had our own roof terrace which was great to relax and work on the tan!! The food both from the evening menu and day menu was so good, ate both a good few times. My wife also availed of the spa treatment, which she tells me was one of the best she has had.

Leaving....

Riad Le Perroquet Bleu was a gorgeous and luxurious experience. The staff were really helpful and friendly, and the breakfast (which is included) was great, but make sure you get down early (not too close to 10am!) The beds were extremely comfortable, bathrooms really clean, and if you stay more than one night the beds are made for you. Nice soap, shampoo and shower gel are provided. Lots of wardrobe space. The tiled baths are amazing! WiFi worked well. Overall highly recommend if you're willing to spend a bit more.

We spent a bit more money because we liked the look of the pool, but the photos are a bit deceptive as it's very small, so we didn't use it. The location is about a 20 minute walk from Djemaa el Fna, so not super central.

We liked the decor, we had a deluxe room with a private sauna and roof terrace which we were not expecting and made the experience even better. The staff were really friendly and helpful. Breakfast was really nice and they gave us biscuits upon arrival which was a nice touch and really tasty.

There wasn’t anything that we didn’t like, the location was a little bit far from the medina, about 20 minutes walk.

Absolutely beautiful riad in a quiet location away from the hustle and bustle of the Medina. Each courtyard area is breathtakingly gorgeous and the rooms are spacious and cool. Traditional perfection.

Nothing. It’s worth noting that the riad is a bit further out, but taxis are cheap and didn’t take long to get to the Medina.

Both breakfast and dinner were very very good. Our massage was okay, welcome and very inexpensive but not outstanding. The facility is very unique and quite beautiful. The common areas (pool, breakfast area, etc are very nice, we kept taking pictures of them. We had one snafu. We asked for a large taxi to the airport and instead got a small one. One of us had to sit in the front seat with a huge suitcase on his lap to the airport. The hotel should have ensured that we got a large cab.

The location was a bit far away from main places we wanted to see. It was even difficult for taxi drivers to find so be sure you bring a business card when you go out (as lots of taxi drivers are limited in English). We needed to take a taxi back each evening, usually, we like to stay where we can walk. if you stay, turn right outside the door and then at the end of the road, turn left into the medina for a wonderful walk through the authentic, not touristy parts of the medina.