Location was super. Rooftop terrace has a super view of the Rif mountains. Breakfast is simple but good (included). Diner tasted very good (not included). The first night we booked one of the bigger rooms on the first floor. Very nice, good value for money. Beautiful decoration. The serving staff is super friendly!!

We asked if there was a second night available and were thankful there was. We knew it would be a smaller room but it first it looked like some kind of forgotten room ‘in the back’, it was very dark and rather moist (which we know is a regular problem around). Luckily we met the nice Belgian owner the next morning by coincidence who told us the story behind the room and it explained a lot but we still think the price the caretaker asked was too high in comparison with the other rooms but most of all it wasn’t pleasant to hear him say we could still leave and try to find something else, after all you want to feel welcome…

Breacfast was amazing, friendly staff, clean rooms.

Location is in the heart of the old medina, unreachable for the cars. So, it is not very convenient if you carry a heavy luggage.

Difficult to find even though it is off a main medina artery which seemed to specialize in used goods and had a flea market type atmosphere. The sign is up a dead end alley and small. We needed help from the local street vendors. Staff was friendly. We were early for check-in and they invited us to the rooftop terrace, with a view across the town to the Rif mountains, for tea while we waited. Breakfast was fresh and generous and I can't think of a more beautiful place to sit and enjoy the early morning. Rooms are simple, a good size and comfortable.

Needs better signage outside. Located in a part of the medina which is used by locals, not many tourists, this is both a pro and a con. You get to experience how a medina functions as part of a bigger city, not as a tourist destination. We found this to be a good antidote to Marrakech.

Comfortable double room with en-suite bathroom. Bathroom a little tired with annoying shower curtain but perfectly ok. The hosts were excellent looking after us and cannot be faulted. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful, served on the roof which was lovely in the warm weather, less so in the rain! Location in the heart of the medina is perfect but not the easiest to find when you arrive. Note that it’s central location means the call to prayer at 5 ish in the morning is very loud and likely to wake you up - all adds to the authenticity however!

This traditional Riad is highly recommended if you want to dive into the very heart of the UNESCO world heritage centre. The perfectly refurbished building gives an original feeling of living in and above the tiny alleys of the souk - be aware that you have to transport your luggage for 200...300 meters by hand. It is amazingly calm in the house, and plenty of traditional breakfast in a variety is served on the rooftop with an astounting view above the inclined town towards the sea and mountains. Tétouan is small enough to walk on foot to all sights.

Situated in the heart of the Medina, this family run riad is an oasis of calm once you enter through the ancient stairway leading to the front door. After you get your bearings, it's very easy to walk everywhere of interest or just lose yourself in the fascinating hustle and bustle of the market's daily life. Multilingual Brahim and his team are extremely welcoming and helpful, always smiling and ready to be of assistance. If you want the experience of real Moroccan life, this is the place!

Everything was perfect.

An exceptional Riad-Hotel nestled in the heart of Tetouan’s historic Medina! Discovering this hidden gem was a delightful surprise, offering an authentic Moroccan experience in a charming, beautifully restored setting. The owners, Mr. Brahim and his wife, were genuinely warm, gracious, and attentive, making us feel like cherished guests rather than visitors. The highlight of our stay was undoubtedly the breakfast served on the rooftop terrace, with breathtaking panoramic views of Tetouan's mountains. The breakfast itself was a 5-star experience—freshly prepared each morning with an impressive spread that included freshly pressed orange juice and local delicacies. This Riad-Hotel is a true oasis, blending Moroccan tradition with top-notch hospitality. I wholeheartedly recommend it and am already looking forward to my next visit.

The building but very especially the attention of the staff, starting with Brahim, a very attentive, elegant and interesting host, a good traveler himself and a good source to know and understand better Morocco

The riad is placed in the medina, a Unesco World Heritage site. Its ubication is clearly explained in the description of the property, but it is something that I didn't understand until I was there, especially after getting the wrong way. It wasn't any problem, about safety, for example, but it's true that at my arrival I felt I'd feel comfortable at home. Wrong idea, that I manifestated maybes a little bit abruptely at my arrival. My fears were met with a smile and good humor by Brahim, who showed me a much shorter way to the medina's gates. At the end, a really nice experience

This riad is a wonderful place to stay in Tetouan. It’s in a great location, close to everything – Feddane Park, Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Victoria, and the Royal Palace. Breakfast is included, and we really enjoyed our stay. The rooftop is very beautiful, and the view from there is amazing. The staff, Rachida and Soumia, were very kind and welcoming. The owner, Ibrahim, was also very friendly. If we come back to Tetouan, we will definitely stay here again!

Great location, extremely welcoming staff, beautiful and clean riad.

Rooms with air conditioning are excellent--my travel partners stayed in one and loved it. I stayed in a room without air conditioning, expecting to be able to leave the windows open. They warned against it because they said cats would get in the room, so I slept in a fully closed up room in July. Thankfully, I brought a fan, but it was still pretty warm and stuffy. I would recommend that they get some window screens or other mesh-like coverings for the windows in rooms without AC so that they are a little more comfortable. It is clear when you book a room whether it has AC or not, so they are completely transparent. A wonderful place to stay overall, and the staff are just amazing--going above and beyond to make you comfortable.