Dar Maison Do

A perfect sanctuary after a day in the medina the staff Julie ,Ali and Abdul were very attentive and helpful going above and beyond to help and advice me and my friend. The Riad was in a great location and had a luxurious feel within the walls the tiles and woodwork were a pleasure to see . The pool on the roof terrace although small was clean and tidy and they provided towels .And the breakfast was good and homely.We both enjoyed our stay and would recommend this Riad .

Typical Riad, disappointment breakfast

Abdul and his team are very friendly and helpful. Location near Jemaa el Fna is very good. But the value for money is not right here at all. The photos on Booking look like they were taken from the opening and with a stinging angle. The current state is clearly down. Windows and room door resemble a cupboard door without a door frame and have a gap of at least 3 cm and are therefore open and you never feel like living in a closed room, so it is extremely cold and those looking for privacy will not find it here. I've never seen doors like this. Are more likely to be locks than doors without lock and handle, which are closed with a padlock. The outdated mobile heating was turned off by the staff each time, so the room never got warm. Especially the bathroom radiated a radiant cold to the bone, as everything is tiled and has no heating. The room is also rather dark, the curtains are too small, which also did not provide sufficient privacy. The bathroom is a disaster: no bracket for the shower head, no shower curtain, rusted fittings, etc. The faucet on the sink is so sharp-edged due to the corrosion and the distance to the basin is so small that when washing the hands you involuntarily injured your hands on the faucet. Breakfast was below average compared to other hotels in the same category and you got the open jams from the predecessor. Conclusion: Significantly overpriced compared to two other hotels of the same price range. Reasonable would be a maximum of about 30 € per night in winter.