Riad Assia

We got small, not very functional. No extra space (like closet), no place for a chair even. Power socket covered with the bed, so impossible to use it. My friend got a room with leaking airco. But placed in the center, that's the biggest advantage of the place.

The shower was not cleaned, there was hair all over the walls and faucets, and the water wouldn't drain (probably due to hair). They also expect the key to be left at reception when you leave the hotel. The only good thing about the experience was the receptionist. Really friendly and helpful.
I will not stay here again.

They stay itself was what you would expect for the money spent. Breakfast was good in my opinion. Unfortunately the sheets were not changed after the last person. Even after mentioning this twice to the personnel they said that they don't have access to the sheets.

Very close to the principal plaza, basic room, I got unlucky to be in the first floor, so all the smells of sewer came to us, also the shower thing is broken, so you need to shower with it on your hands.

Close to the main square with a market, terrace overlooking the city and the mountains. Rooms are miniature, nowhere to put a suitcase, two people bumping into each other. Smell from the bathroom. Zerrible noise in the hotel in the evening and morning. Hot water running but in the morning it runs cold watet, horrible! Air conditioning heated well but it's noisy. Breakfast on the terrace where there is little space, poor breakfast. Staff pleasant. Definitely not again.

Very nice Riad, people were exceptional apart from the receptionist guy (the girl was really cool though)!
So this guy was full of bad energy, he forbid us to go out and when we said no he started lying about the schedule that some of the shops work and when we showed him that he is wrong he shutted the door and locked us out (that happened around 23.30 p. M. ). Furthermore he charged us big time for printing our boarding passes, meanwhile it should be free.
Apart from his negative impact, the rest of the people and the services were exceptional.

Good position, close to main street and main square, clean rooms, good beds, nice breakfest on the top of the roof, noisy at the night in case you sleep with open window 😉

Small rooms and bathroom. The bed was not changed when we came, but we talked to reception and they changed it right away.
Breakfast was very poor.
Over all decent.

The hotel was clean and good. However, very cold as the oven turned itself off in the nights. Nice breakfast and good location. I was told by the woman who works early that my room would cost 200, but when I checked out later on the nights I was very upset as I had to pay 300 dirhams. Very unproffesional, my first thought of the staff was very good. However, I felt like they took advantage of me as I was a tourist and they wanted the most they could get of my money… In addition the staff told us we could pay with card when we checked out but in reality we had to pay with cash which was stressful as we had to withdraw money on a tight schedule.

Good hotel to visit. Right in the Center of the City.

Good, nice and cheap. Excellent location and attention, they are gentle with your
Very clean throughout and secure.

Small and stinky room. Bathroom has no ventilation. AC remote is available only at reception. Noisy location (also airplanes).
Only advantages are quick Wi-Fi, breakfest on the roof and good exchange rate.

Cheap and cheerful. If you need a place to crash for the night before heading back out to explore the city, it's great. However if you're expecting to stay in any semblance of luxury this isn't the place for you.
It's a good location, very close to the main square (4-5 minutes walk) looks nice, has a lovely terrace with a very nice breakfast. The beds don't have headboards, my shower was blocked, the flush on the toilet needed to be held down, the bathroom itself was cramped, water pressure was low but tolerable. Also they didn't top up the bottled water in our room. Also don't speak to loud — everyone can hear you.