RIAD KALAA

Beautiful Riad with a pool inside the Medina. Strategic because it is close to the Rue de Comforts souk and the waterfront. You can eat both lunch and dinner: for example, an entree + main course for 250 MAD. The food is very good. Excellent breakfast. Clean and air-conditioned rooms. Very soft sheets. Recommended

I agree with the last review posted! My husband and I stayed just one night in this Riad which is very pretty but that's where it ends! No welcome for us, just one sentence: your room will be ready at 3 p.m. period! Okay no problem, then the pool was also green.., but the worst part is the attitude of the manager who must have a problem I think because he is obnoxious and rude towards the Riad employees.,, he talks to them like slaves… at breakfast he went too far by treating the waiter like less than nothing by making comments to him about his skin color etc…. You should know that my husband is African and he was boiling over to tell him to calm down but I preferred to put an end to breakfast which was supposed to be a great moment of relaxation and well it lasted 5 minutes we choked on our food…. At first I hesitated to post a comment so as not to penalize the employees who let it happen because they surely need work but when I saw the previous review I did it! So sir if you are sick do not stay at the Riad because we the customers do not have to endure your behavior!!! Poor employee honestly!!!!! Disappointed to have chosen this Riad…..

The Riad is truly magnificent, the rooms are spacious and the bedding is comfortable, however there are no curtains on the windows overlooking the restaurant, which is annoying for the light and the soundproofing of the room. The Riad is very well located in the Medina for sightseeing, we had a very warm welcome with tea and cookies, despite our early arrival, everything was done so that we could have our room quickly. The person who welcomed us explained the visits to do, the restaurants well and gave us a map of Rabat. Apart from that, nothing was really right, it is honestly the worst Riad we have stayed in (about 10 during our stays in Morocco). The evening dinner was not up to par. 2 of the appetizers were no longer available, 3 of the main courses neither, beer neither... so we fall back on what is left. My daughter's fish with shrimp was so overcooked that it was hard and inedible, it was normally served with a sauce that we never got... we pointed out that my daughter didn't eat anything... but it doesn't seem to bother them to leave a child with an empty stomach... not even a small commercial gesture or something else to compensate. The breakfast is rather simple. Impossible to swim in the pool which was green. We think that the owner of the riad was there with a lady who had to put up with all his mood swings... neither of the 2 said hello, not a word for the guests. This is definitely the first time that has happened to us in a Riad. The owner walked around in his underwear in front of the guests, he used insulting words and offensive vulgarity….a little discretion please, especially in front of children. We are paying to be here and we do not have to put up with all of that. There was no interaction and not everything is done to make us feel at home as is often the case in riads. On the other hand, the transfer to the airport went very well.