Riad Alida

Hello congratulations on your restoration and the the Mounia cooker we will come back to it firmly for the service such as briwat, tajin with almonds and prunes, couscous etc...

Ideal location , pretty hotel stayed on ground floor room 2 Saffron room , no windows but wasn’t a problem we only sleep in there so was nice a dark great nights sleep . Large bathroom , breakfast was basic and simple served around the pool but a must to have to start your day , staff were lovely from day 1 till we left , beds made clean towels. Very busy outside motorbikes everywhere have eyes in back off your head, more so in the markets gets very crowded in there at times , squares are lovely time to relax and have a coffee and watch the world go by , no hassle from anyone if anyone comes up to you just politely say no and they move on Found a lovely rooftop restaurant what with the weather being lovely lunch and a cold bottle of Casablanca beer,we did 3 tours which were ok just wish we had did the mountain one but ran out off time . Exchange your Monday in Marrakech airport there and back if you have any left

Stayed0302/2026 for three nights. Booked a taxi through holiday extras, it was a smooth and easy transfer from airport to riad. Taxi dropped us off at the top of an alley and had a short walk . Greeted by a nice lady who offered us mint tea before taking us to our room. Room was clean, spacious and very traditional. It was cleaned daily and replenished with fresh towels. Bear in mind there is no kettle or hair dryer, there is body wash and shampoo in the bathroom. Breakfast is served between 8am and 10am. It consisted of yogurt, bread, jams, butter, cake and either a fried egg or a crumpet like pancake. The roof terrace was a lovely place to relax, unfortunately no views as the walls were too high. The staff were warm and friendly. If your looking for a traditional experience in Marrakech I would recommend staying here. If we were to visit the city again I would rebook.