3-Star Hotels in Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco

Very nice service, tasty breakfast and friendly breakfast with great rooms. But unfortunately wifi was not working on that day .

Located in a quiet, secure residence with a private indoor pool, complimentary sun loungers, tables, and chairs are available. Inside, both the common areas and rooms were exceptionally clean. Ayoub gave us a very warm welcome, and the breakfast was simple but tasty. Note: You need to inform them of your arrival time to access the residence, as there's no doorbell or intercom.

Unforgettable Stay ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had an excellent time at this Riad. The welcome is exceptional; you feel right at home as soon as you arrive. The team is incredibly attentive, very warm, and always available. The Riad is magnificent, very clean, quiet, and beautifully decorated in traditional Moroccan style. My room was impeccable and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious and generous, and they even helped me organize an excursion to the Agafay desert. I recommend it 100% and would definitely come back. Shukran for everything! 🇲🇦

We didn’t have any issues there. In general the service is good even if there is nobody in the reception thus they give you your own keys of the main entrance and your room. As a suggestion it is needed a sign “Riad Nouhal” but anyway, if you follow the location on Google Maps, you will be in.

We had communicated our arrival time via chat, but when we got there, no one was around. Luckily, some other guests let us in. We tried calling and chatting to get in touch, and eventually just picked a room ourselves. The story does have an unpleasant ending, but this initial experience doesn't reflect the rest of our stay. The riad is actually very well located, the staff are friendly, and a lovely lady makes a delicious breakfast every morning with homemade bread and cakes. So, we think the bad experience was more of an unfortunate circumstance, especially since we arrived as the daily fast (Ramadan) was ending. A tip for the riad would be to get a doorbell that links to their phone. The amenities are basic but good. The value for money is excellent. It's clean, and with a good bed and a delicious breakfast, you don't need anything more. And they made sure we got a taxi back to the airport.

We had the pleasure of staying at Riad Jibril during our visit to Marrakech, and what a delightful experience it was! Our host, Iheb, truly deserves the title of a legend. From the moment we checked in until we checked out, he made our stay memorable. Whilr it may not be a 5-star hotel, it provided a unique and authentic Moroccan experience that exceeded our expectations. The riad itself, with its traditional architecture, was clean and inviting. The highlight was undoubtedly the serene terrace, a peaceful oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the medina. One evening, we indulged in sheesha on the terrace, a delightful experience that only cost us around 70 MAD. We also had the pleasure of dining on the terrace, where we enjoyed delicious tagines at a very reasonable price of 60 MAD each. The chef's culinary skills were truly impressive. The breakfast served each morning was traditional and homely too! What made our stay truly special was the warm and welcoming atmosphere created by Iheb and the staff. We arrived as guests but left feeling like friends. We were even befriended by the two adorable resident kittens, Sofia, the long-haired tabby, and Leena, the ginger kitten. Their presence added an extra touch of charm to our stay. The location of Riad Jibril was perfect, and the camel in front of the money exchange served as an excellent landmark. The riad was on the opposite alleyway, second door, making it easy to find. We especially enjoyed its proximity to Kasbah, near Zeitun Cafe, a favorite spot of ours to visit at night. The lantern-lit terrace at the cafe provided majestic views that made our evenings even more memorable.

The location is tolerable, the service is good, only the administrator tried to impose expensive tours, it's better to book them yourself on booking and not listen to them. There were not enough hooks in the bathtub for hangers. Breakfast is delicious and wonderful

Hotel is just a strategic headquarters for a lazy tourist! Medina literally under the nose, so far you won't have to walk. Everything vital in step-by-step accessibility: exchangers to drop money, cafes and market to eat from the buzz, and cherry on cake drinking institution right beneath the side! For those who value not only cultural rest, but also qualitative ”night relaxation”.

The check-in process was good for customer service, but my room experience was terrible. I booked a superior suite, but I ended up with a regular room. I was informed that the person who was supposed to be in the room decided to stay another day. When I checked online, I found that the room was still available for reservation. The next day, when I asked to switch to my reserved room, I was told that it was booked again and that I should check back in line. Surprisingly, the same room was still available for reservation. I feel like they were scamming people by booking a suite at a higher price and then giving them a cheaper room. The night crew member was very friendly and informed me that the manager was traveling. However, I don’t understand who is responsible for managing the website and ensuring that the correct room is posted when it’s available. I tried to contact them via phone and email, but nothing happened. I hope that Trip guide and the hotel will take responsibility for their actions and make sure that this doesn’t happen to other customers. I could have booked a different suite that had a similar aesthetic to what I was looking for, but I couldn’t even cancel the reservation. There should be a system in place for booking a specific room, and if the room is not available, the customer should receive an automatic refund. It’s their job to figure out when the room is available and what type of room it is. Additionally, the room had a bunch of knickknacks, and the table, wall, and bottom of the table were all chipped, cracked.

Cute riad, and clean, but that's about all I can say. The room was tiny and stiflingly hot; the air conditioning couldn't even cope with such a small space. The bathroom/toilet doors were inconvenient and really just for show. All the bedding was covered in terrible pilling – it wasn't just how it looked, it felt like sleeping on a grater, very uncomfortable and unpleasant, and the mattress was hard. The breakfast was a joke: a mini flatbread, a small pancake, and a tiny biscuit. They poured a sip of juice into the bottom of a glass, served a 200ml teapot (meant for two) and all this with a cheerful 'enjoy!' What is there to enjoy? Couldn't they at least offer one egg? We eat breakfast at the hotel not to take thoughtful pictures over a biscuit, but so we don't have to run around the city an hour later looking for a proper meal. And the first thing they did when we arrived was try to upsell us on extra services (hammam, massage) – they didn't even let us go to our room, they sat us down and said, 'choose!'