Riad Tawargit

Just wow! From start to finish, our stay at Riad Tawargit was incredible. We were met at our transfer just a few minutes from the Riad — the lanes to the Riad itself were too small for vehicles so this was a lovely added touch, no trying to navigate ourselves on arrival, or having to take our luggage unescorted down new streets.
We were greeted, welcomed and escorted to the Riad before being treated to a delightful Moroccan mint tea. The Riad itself was second to none. The decor was stunning, beautifully traditional with touches of modern, colourful, stand out artwork, perfectly placed plants, books and board games. With a hammam within the Riad, jacuzzi on the ground floor and roof terrace complete with loungers, seating, towels and sunhats, a breakfast room and lounge area, this Riad really had it all. Our rooms were individually designed, but equally stunning. The facilities were great, fantastic AC, powerful showers, water replenished in the room daily, toiletries and safes. We used the hammam on morning — a wonderful experience in house. The breakfast filled us up every day, and there is an option to dine in the property as well.
It's position was fab, far enough away from the really bustling streets, but 10 mins walk to Jemaa el F'naa square, less than to the first souks and cafes, and 2 mins to a small square with a corner shop for topping up drinks, snacks and necessities, and for transfer meeting points.

The architecture in Riad Tawargit is beautiful and the rooms were clean.
Typically I don't leave negative reviews because I don't want to affect the business but I had to this time.
On our first day, my family and I had to wait a long time for service and I chalked it up to bad timing. One our second day, I arrived at breakfast alone and waited for service but no one came so I went to the kitchen to request my breakfast and received subtle eye rolls. Later when an older European couple came down while I was eating, they were immediately greeted and served breakfast. Again I thought maybe I caught the staff at a bad time. The third day is what finally made me feel very uncomfortable. When I came down to breakfast, they forgot to serve me tea completely and when I went to ask, they looked annoyed at me. While I waited for my tea, a large European family came down for breakfast and were greeted immediately with smiles and asked if they would like tea and coffee.
Perhaps I was unluckly and encountered staff that did not enjoy serving East Asian and South Asians.
I would say this riad looked like it would be a wonderful stay if you were European of Caucasian descent. But if you are East Asian or South Asian, I would recommend staying elsewhere for likely better service.

We had such a lovely time at the riad. This was our first riad and it didn’t disappoint. We bought a car ride from and to the airport what we definitely recommend to avoid the troubles of taxis. When we arrived the hospitality was great, got tea, a map of the city and recommendations. The room was also very nice, however it is really noisy and the door handles makes a lot of noise when you open them. You can hear conservations/soft music playing from downstairs when you are in the room. There is an jacuzzi, rooftop and they serve on reservation lunch and dinner. When we left we’ve had to leave just when breakfast began, but the staff was so nice to give us breakfast at 7:15 before we left. The location is also good, a 10 minute walk to the soukes.