Riad Les Hibiscus

Really close to the night market and souks but still quite quiet. We really enjoyed the hustle and bustle but it is close enought to walk to new city too.

We had wonderful time at Riad Les Hibiscus, where we stayed for 2 night. After walking through the square and the suk in the way to our Riad (the closest car access is to the square which is about 5 min walk), we were overwhelmed by the amount of people, stores, noise. Arriving to this road located at the end of a narrow alley was welcomed relieve. As soon as the outer doors were closed, we were enveloped with tranquility and hospitality of this place. What we loved about this Riad: * the location - very close to the main square * warm hospitality upon arrival with mint tea and cookies, and a calming voice of the host welcoming us to Marrakech and the Riad * good home cooked dinner - lemon/chicken tagine dinner that we had dinner n the 2nd night at the Riad which we could smell way in advance as the cook prepared it. (They don’t serve alcohol but you may bring your own.) * abundant breakfast on both the mornings served by the pool * lovely calming decor in white/light green colors that made the place look and feel like we’ve arrived home - with unique pieces of local art * beautiful rooftop terrace that is so high it enables to see the city roofs and the beautiful sunsets We appreciated feeling welcomed, safe and secure in this Riad. Thank you for having us! We’ll recommend this place to our friends and family!

Since it was market day in Medina, the taxi couldn't bring us to the the Riad, and after calling them, someone from the Riad have been so nice to come and fetch us, and walk us to the place. The service is superb, the staff very helpful with everything. Couldn't ask for more.

Right in the middle of the souks, but since its tucked inside a back alley, its very quiet. The riad is clean, comfy and beautifully decorated. It has a small pool in the courtyard, didnt use it but saw people dipped in it. Had no problem looking for it with google map. Alrhough its at the very end of an alley, its perfectly safe even going back there at night. Just don’t trust the kids telling you is close or theres nothing in there (They wanna get tips for bringing you somwhere else)