Riad Le Grand Large

It works for one night, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for longer stays. The mattresses are really uncomfortable, and I don't know if it's psychological or not, but I was itching all night. Bring flip-flops because the shower is right next to the toilet, and the water doesn't drain, so the bathroom gets flooded after every shower. It's in the heart of the medina, but it's really not easy to find, especially since you have to knock hard on the door for someone to come and let you in. I didn't dare go out to eat in the evening because as a woman alone, I didn't feel safe. The breakfast is good but not Berber. In short, for the price, it's acceptable if you want to visit the city; it's clean, but don't expect more.

Good value for money, in terms of the deal I managed relative to other hotels and roads in the same location and at the same time. This is in the heart of the Medina and though it is in a busy part I got a good night's rest. I was struck by the very friendly welcome and the good breakfast, on the terrace. This is a functional and generally basic place to stay if you are on a budget or, like me, you arrive late in the evening and just need a room for the night. I would definitely consider staying here again.

Very good Price quality ratio! The room had its charm, a bit old but clean! The towels are changed every day, the bed is made every day. The location is ideal, in the heart of the medina but it remains very quiet, only the gulls are heard! Regarding breakfast, it is made by the minute, served on the roof terrace of the Riad and is hearty but small flat, it is not traditional Moroccan. We were treated to toasted baguette with butter, jams and honey. Crescent or chocolate bread per person purchased down the street. A squeezed orange juice. An egg on the plate. Coffee or mint tea. I'll be back soon!