Pros: - The place was very clean and had all the good vibes.. - Beautiful decorations everywhere and overall. - Superior deluxe room was very spacious and had all necessary amenities. - We were only 10 mins walk from Jemaa-El-Fnaa and many many beautiful souks! Location wise, cannot really say anything against this place. - Was greeted every morning by very cheerful robins :) - Aziz (one of the care takers at Riad) was simply amazing! he helped us with anything and everything we asked for. - Overall the place was quite safe (for families) and very quiet. - Breakfast was good.

Cons: - It was too quiet and dark in the corners during evenings. may be some background music or sound of running water from the fountain in common areas would have been great. Only my personal opinion :) - Can have little more hot food options for breakfast. Again, my personal opinion. - Everything was just excellent otherwise.

We had the pleasure of staying at this beautiful Riyad in Morocco, which was once an old mansion transformed into a charming, modern retreat. The blend of cozy, authentic Moroccan design with contemporary amenities made our stay incredibly special. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed and at home. The staff was exceptionally friendly and attentive, but Abdul Aziz stood out in particular. He went above and beyond, offering helpful advice on the best places to visit, shopping recommendations, and even personally guiding us to some of the local gems. His insights and willingness to share his knowledge made our trip even more memorable. Breakfast was yummy and freshly made Overall, our stay was fantastic, and we can’t recommend this hotel enough for anyone looking for an authentic and comfortable experience in Morocco. Thanks again to Abdul Aziz and the entire team for making our trip so unforgettable!

The master bedroom is very small with a big bed making it a bit difficult to room around There was only 1 bathroom in a junior suite which was annoying for a group of friends

Riad Passali is a little haven of peace away from the fabulous bustle of the streets of Marrakesh. It was so lovely to step through the front door after each busy day. From the moment we arrived our host Aziz made us feel at home in this gorgeous riad. He gave us the do’s and dont’s for our few days in Marrakesh. We enjoyed great chats and laughs with him. Thank you Aziz 🙏🏻

Very small gripe but the breakfast could be improved to include perhaps some eggs or cheeses…

Good location, clean and staff were very friendly.

We had a great stay at Riad Passali. The room was comfortable, clean and cosy. Breakfast was delicious, with fresh fruits, juice etc. The architecture of the riad itself is stunning, adding to the overall charm and atmosphere. Even though we visited in early January, we were lucky to have sunny days and could enjoy the sun from the terrace.

Wi-fi wouldn't work that well in our room and our tv wasn't working. Nothing that spoiled the stay.

We stayed at Riad with a group of friends, and the experience exceeded our expectations. The rooms were exceptionally clean, and the hotel featured a beautiful traditional Moroccan decor. Each room had a different color scheme, adding to its charming ambiance. The establishment offers excellent breakfasts, and we also ordered dinner and lunch – everything was delicious and of the highest quality. Overall, these were some of the best Moroccan meals we had throughout the entire trip. One of the undeniable strengths of this property is its exceptional service – nothing was a problem, and all the staff members were polite and helpful, assisting us with many things amonu others taxi orders and airport transfers. We also took advantage of the hotel's hammam and massage services, which we highly recommend. In summary, if you dream of a beautiful and intimate place that is serene yet close to all major tourist attractions, Riad Passali is definitely recommended.

Aziz was a very attentive and kind host, he took his time explaining us some things to consider when exploring Marrakech and also for our upcoming road trip through Morocco. The room is cozy, well equipped and clean. Hot showers were working and the place in general is beautiful. There is a terrace too as well as a pool area with some canvas chairs. The breakfast are is nicely decorated. Not to forget the cute cat in front of the accommodation! It's a short walk to the gate for Tinsmiths Square and if you're lucky you might spot some storks nests on top of the palace walls. We enjoyed the tranquility of this place.

Could be slightly cheaper..?

We had a wonderful stay at this beautiful riad in Marrakesh! The place was stunning—peaceful, stylish, and full of charm. What made the experience even better was the amazing host Youssef, who went above and beyond by finding and returning our Kindle that we had accidentally left behind. We’re so grateful for the honesty and kindness. Highly recommend this riad to anyone visiting Marrakesh!

The medina is beautiful and spacious inside. It's super clean, the showers are wonderful. Pool looks nice but rather small. The rooftop is spacious and quiet. We were received with tasty cookies and tea upon check-in.

Compared to other cheaper accommodations in Morocco, the breakfast was rather disappointing. Only bread, sweet pancakes, jams, olives, and coffee. No tea or omelette or savoury pancakes that we had everywhere else.

A hotel that looks more like a museum of applied folk art. You can spend hours looking at carvings, embroidery, mosaics, embossing, ceramics, and castings. The quiet courtyard of the riad, a breakfast place, a small cool pool - everything is conducive for a leisurely rest. It seems that you can not go to Marrakech and spend the whole trip here. Highly hospitality staff Aziz, thanks a lot for his pieces of advice about spending time and money )

At night, the silence of the riad courtyard is broken by the cries of cats that divide the territory. The breakfast is delicious, cooked just for you, without mass cuisine. It seems scarce: some cucumbers and tomatoes, local flatbread, oil, and olives. But the food is hearty, even without meat, poultry, and fish. The furniture in the room is handmade, so the door hinges are creaky, and the doors may not close tightly. Don't expect modern technology, be prepared for rustic comfort. But I'm unsure if they are disadvantages or the opposite ) So, I strongly recommend this place if you want to feel the Morocco vibe.