Riad Ineslisa

The first thing is to know where you come from and where you are going. You arrive at a small riad that will be your home for a few days, it depends on your attitude and how you feel during your stay. Good quality/price ratio, there are very good hotels but they are more expensive, I could only give a 10 to the staff, with few resources they do everything, and anything you can think of they help you, special attention to the knock knock that takes you to the center and He picks you up for very little money, the attention on arrival with superior phone cards and from 10 at night you don't hear a fly until 6 when the recording of the mosque begins, a very familiar and safe neighborhood although it depends on Where you come will seem clean or dirty, compared to what????? I just want to thank those who have made this week so pleasant for me.

Absolutely avoid. I went there 10 years ago, it was great. Since then, everything has gone downhill. The premises are dilapidated, the bedding in poor condition, I even wondered if the sheets were clean. The night guards party all night long, music and alcohol flowing freely. Fortunately our stay was shortened and we only “slept” there one night. In addition, the night guards wanted to bribe us by increasing the price of the airport shuttle initially planned. Luckily we knew the price.

On arrival into Marrakesh. We had to wait for our driver who shows up late... Located deep in the Medina this Riad was not as I expected.. The staff was not very attentive and a little vague about questions we asked.. In the four days the breakfast was quite basic ..our cooking class was not organised.. Overall not a very pleasant stay.