Le Riad Jardin Des Rêves

Great place only let down when asked for payment in cash when arrived quickley resolved

The riad is really cozy, nice and clean. Location is good but really hidden. If you arrive during the day it might be a fun experience to try to find the riad. If you arrive at night, the best thing to do is just to hire an airport pick-up from the riad, it will be worth it even if it's a bit more expensive.

A nice place but difficult to find. The breakfast was very nice as were the staff and the rooftop terrace. However, there is an issue with privacy and comfort of the rooms, particularly the room on the ground level. A lot of noise produced in the kitchen in early morning and late night as food is prepared or dishes cleaned that is heard in adjacent guest rooms.

Do not stay here if you only speak English. They advertise they speak English but it's not true and it causes a lot of problems. It's not accessible by car. So if you're on a tour that will pick you up, stay somewhere else or you'll have to navigate the labryinth of Medina, which is difficult, to meet your tour at a pickup location. If you choose to stay here get the transfer to the Riad online because Google Maps does not work in the Medina and you can't get help after because they don't speak English . Also this is down many alleys that are deserted and to me, as a solo woman westerner with all my luggage, it was daunting and scary to find. You will get no help with local attractions because they can't speak English. The gentleman who works the front desk was overcharging me for city tax. He also argued with me regularly and I almost missed my excellent 3-day Sahara Dessert Tour because he refused to bring me to the correct pickup point. Again, avoid if you only speak English and if you have a tour that will pick you up. The gentleman at the desk also refused to store my luggage on my last day so I could tour the city before leaving. Thankfully, the manager made him do that, which is something they are supposed to do. There is no wifi in the rooms. Bottom line- Marrakech is wonderful but also confusing and stressful potentially. Your Riad should be an oasis and your support. This place is not. Stay somewhere else.

Young reception guy was so polite and kind! He was fulled of positive energy and very thoughtful and helped me to stay without any discomfort. Thank you very much. But the other old guy wasn’t. I really disappointed about his attitude. He treated guest as money and he cannot afford to have generous mind about money. He kept thinking to get paid of dinner meal fee and tax and easily forgot that i had paid already even though it was small money. What a shame! But room condition was absolutely perfect and hotel is located in quiet place so I could take a rest well.