Holiday Apartments in Marrakech

The staff were incredibly accommodating, and the apartment was spotless – a really pleasant stay overall. Having a large Carrefour supermarket nearby was a huge bonus, especially for those who dislike haggling, as big supermarkets are scarce in Marrakech. It's a 20-minute walk to the train station, 20 minutes to the Majorelle Garden, and 25 minutes to the Medina. We were really happy with our choice. For us, it was ideal to be slightly outside all the chaos and just dip into it when needed. Our friends stayed in the Medina and didn't have that luxury!

I originally booked this apartment because it was a modern apartment with an elevator, so I didn't have to carry luggage manually like a traditional riad. But I experienced the horror of the elevator here. After entering the elevator, all the buttons did not respond after going up, including the alarm button. Moreover, the interior of the elevator is small and stuffy, and can only accommodate one person and one piece of luggage. I had no choice but to bang on the door and shout for help. Fortunately, someone heard the sound and came out. I immediately went to the front desk, but was told calmly: Their elevator requires three fingers to be pressed together and the knuckles to be pressed together. **! After traveling so many places, the first time I encountered the elevator buttons, I needed special training! I suggest those who are timid not to choose this restaurant.

Stayed here for two nights. Rooms are spacious, swimming pool was good and moreover the ambience is really good. Friendly staff is a highlight.

The aircon remote controller has no battery, we need to switxch battery. One of the toilet basin water has electricity. We all dont dare to wash our hands there.

All the staff members at this hotel were wonderful and helpful, however the hotel did not live up to my expectations. It was located near a construction site and I did not feel safe venturing out after dark to look for food. So I skipped dinner and paid an additional fee for breakfast, which made me feel queasy the rest of the day. The TV did not work and the light switches were confusing. After breakfast, my room key stopped working and I couldn't get into my room. Luckily there was a maid in the hallway and she left me in. My room had a kitchenette with a sink and cabinets but wasn't even stocked with a plate, utensils or even a glass. I bought some crisps and a soft drink in the convenience store on site, it would have been nice to have a plate and glass. The hotel where I stayed for the previous two nights was much better appointed, in a better location and much cheaper. Getting a taxi to and from there was challenging and frustrating.

It is very close to the Marrakech train station in Morocco. There are many supermarkets and restaurants around, making shopping very convenient. The front desk service was good, the room was clean, and we stayed there for several nights.