Riad Asna

In the Medina about 10 mins walk from Jemma el Fna square and the Souk, 15-20 mins walk to Jardin Majorelle. Riad is clean and comfortable and wonderfully managed by Moustapha who couldn't be more friendly or helpful. He's an absolute gem!!

This’s my First time I felt so bad in my country specially when I decided to visit Marrakech Riad Asna particularly it was the most terrible experience from the check in till the end ,were obliged to pay at the time of the check in witch I never experienced in my life ,the WiFi was horrible plus the network was not working ,the breakfast was literally horrible my country is rich of fruits and vegetables I don’t know why was not up to standard the same thing was repeated every day the shower in Leila suite was literally dropping down the staff was not there overall the stay doesn’t worth it the price I will not recommend the place to anyone to be honest so disappointed .

First the good points: the food was good, especially breakfast. The staff was also very nice. Now the bad: The rooms were small and cavelike. Our room specifically had bad air circulation, the room was constantly moist. For two of the 5 days we stayed the shower would not become even lukewarm. The “pool” in the pictures here is not what is actually like. The pool was dirty and stagnant. However if anyone did swim in it there would be too much noise since everyone can hear everything that goes on in the whole place. Our door and most of the others don’t close properly. What is even more worrisome is that they can be bolted shut from the outside... Everything is dated and worn, plaster is falling off of the walls. The WiFi is only available in the common area and will not reach the rooms on the bottom floor. (A warning: if you stay here you will be dropped off about a two minute walk from the Riad as cars cannot make it to the exact location. People will immediately ask what Riad you are going to upon exiting your cab. It will seem like it’s a service associated with the Riad but don’t be fooled it is not. They will place your luggage in a cart and take you to the Riad, once there they will ask for a ridiculous amount of payment.)