Riad Le Cheval Blanc

A wonderful memory of our time at Safi. The riad is a little wonder hidden in a small alley. The welcome is warm, the rooms are very neat as are the common areas. We regretted that we could only stay there one night. Upon waking up, a very good local breakfast was served to us. Real happiness!

Very charming traditional Riad with nice rooms, Ideal location at the entrance of the Medina, 5 minutes walk from the potters' hill, but in a small very quiet alley and no passage. A parking space had been reserved for us in the street along the square, guarded 24 hours a day for a few Dhms. Staff with little care and always attentive to our well-being. Delicious breakfast, hearty, just like the meal taken on site, In short, a great stay. We soon found ourselves in all the little alleys around, full of people and shops in which we took pleasure to walk, returning in the evening, even quite late.... My wife did a Pottery internship with Mohamed RBATI and the other members of his workshop (all on top), great teacher and adorable person. Do not hesitate to ask them for contact...... I highly recommend this property, Thanks again to the whole team on site for their kindness and attentions. Denis and Sandrine

This is a lovely traditional Riad in the nicest section of Safi. With friendly staff, a very pleasant breakfast, a delightful roof terrace and a comfy room, this is clearly one of the most desirable places to stay in this city, although I fear there is a low bar here in this respect. The riad is at the bottom of the interesting (and reasonably priced) market, and is easy to find, if you ask a local for help. We slept well in the beds and enjoyed the peace the residence provided, but we were not given the room we booked (two singles, instead of a double), the toilet paper was on the cheap end of the spectrum, and the wifi was a bit sketchy. I would recommend staying here despite these small issues, and I would return if I ever go back to Safi. Which I will not.