It was one of those places that was tucked away on an uninteresting street but as the door opened you stepped into a different world. It had a lovely inner courtyard where you could enjoy your meals. The room was spacious & beautiful. Our dinner made by Saida & our breakfast prepared by Khadija were both delicious. Rashid was so helpful getting our bags and helping us find the carpark. The Riad is situated a lovely 10 minute walk from the sea front, walking around the old wall gave beautiful views of the lovely coast line.

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What a lovely place! A true oasis in El Jadida. If you cannot immediately find it when looking for it, or are unsure about the location - don't be. It is a short walk from the old town. The entrance is a little tucked away, but it hides a true gem. We arrived late, but were welcomed incredibly warmly by the team. The room was great and very clean, and the bathroom large. Beautifully decorated, the patio/ inner courtyard is a truly special place in which to relax and enjoy a delicious breakfast. Definitely recommend. Thank you to all team members for their wonderful hospitality.

Very welcoming family & helpful in every possible way. Very nice breakfast in the morning. We also enjoyed sitting in the living room fully stocked with board games and books in English.

Our room was a little dark in its decor...more masculine. I would have preferred the green room which they offered to move us on our 2nd night. This was a very nice offer but we decided to stay in the same room since it was just one more night.

Kind staff and very personal approach. Secret setting along narrow town passageways. Delicious breakfasts in the courtyard. Staff went out of their way to help us and to be sure we were comfortable.

Though very clean and spacious, our room off the courtyard was quite damp. I think a room on a higher level would probably be less damp. Because we did not speak either Arabic or French, communication was sometimes challenging. Two of the staff did speak English and were helpful.

The facility -it's beautiful. We upgraded the 2nd night and it was a completely amazing experience. The food was great, especially breakfast (best breakfast during our 9 day tour of Morocco). Slept great in the Suite Berber (ground floor) as it was spacious, luxurious and bed very comfortable. The manager was very nice and helpful.

The Riad is located near the Portugese City which is completely run down, dirty and stinky. It's a shame for a UNESCO heritage site. But the Riad is a little oasis in this mess and you soon realize it's safe there. The room on the terrace is too small and hot and the bed is too small for two people. We had a completely different experience in the larger suite. Rooms were pricey for the area. Difficult to find as there were no signs and you have to walk there from the parking with your luggage

The Riad was lovely and clean compared to the surrounding streets. The staff especially the cooks who had great English.

The rooms didn’t appear to be soundproofed so being on the ground floor meant the noise from other guests eating late and breakfast come through loud.

the room was beautiful, breakfast was fantastic, staff were very helpful and gentle. Rashid was always keen to help. the riad is close to the portuguese fortress and all restaurants nearby. though the immediate surroundings are a bit run down, the general location is great.

the Riad is a hidden gem in the middle of a dirty neiborhood. Guarded private parking was 200m away.

Of the Riads we stayed in, I loved the courtroom of this one the best, it was simply beautiful. The breakfast was good and staff was friendly. Our room was very clean and had a TV that actually worked. I don't normally mention things about the TV because you're on vacation so who cares, but this was the only place I stayed where it actually worked. I also loved the room decorations.

The location was a little awkward to find but in general it was fine once you know where you're going. Would have been hard to location without GPS from a phone.

The Riad is a true oasis in the middle of the El Jadida medina. The rooms are spacious, very clean, and comfortable, with air conditioning and fast and reliable wi-fi access. Breakfast is plentiful and delicious, with freshly baked m'smen, a typical Moroccan bread. I had dinner twice, and the food was delicious. One of the times, they served me a lamb tagine which was divine. All the staff is friendly and helpful. The owners, a very affable couple, are always attentive to guests' needs without being a nuisance. The interior courtyard, with a fig tree, two palm trees, and a small fountain in the middle, has several tables and is a great place, sheltered from the heat and wind, to sit and work. It is also where breakfast and dinner are served. A terrace equipped with sun loungers makes it possible to sunbathe in a calm and relaxing atmosphere. I loved it.

Going to Morocco, you must stay in a Riad. Some Riads are Riads only in name. Not this one. You will have a wonderful comfort, a cleaning level out of this world, and personalised service by ultra-friendly people. My stay was wonderful, and there was nothing that could be improved. Besides all the people at the Riad being helpful, all the people at El Jadida were also very nice. On some guides, you might read that on El Jadida one does not eat well. That is rubbish! One eats very well at El Jadida, but somehow the food at the Riad managed to be still better. Yes, all the food there was amazing, and always served with a smile. Writing this one week after my stay, and still with the flavours on my mouth...

I see nothing that could be improved.