Riad Nerja

位置實在太偏僻了，在過去的路上還會有主動帶路的，最後要收費5歐，因為出租車無法進入到定位的位置，但是實際上酒店走後門可以直通廣場

Habíamos reservado la suite para 3 noches con desayuno. Cuando llegamos la habitación que teníamos no era esa, y al decirlo nos dijeron que esque no podiamos tener la suite porque 3 personas la habíamos reservado a la vez, pero que "tampoco se llevaba tanto dinero con una habitación normal así que no nos quejaramos", ya desde el principio nos sentimos algo "estafados" por esto. Nos dijeron que no nos daban ni champú ni gel para la ducha, y pedimos secador de pelo y nos lo dejaron el último día solo, ya que contactar con el lugar por email era prácticamente imposible, y al ser europeos no podíamos llamar al número de telefono, por lo que no debieron leer el mensaje en el que lo pedíamos. Llegar hasta allí es un poco complicado pero una vez lo encuentras no es muy difícil recordar el camino para volver. El desayuno estaba rico y bastante bien para nuestro gusto, y eran majos y simpáticos, aunque no nos gustó el trato de primeras. Contratamos el taxi de vuelta al aeropuerto el último día con ellos y bien, por 20€ nos recogieron a los 2 a las 5 de la mañana y nos dejaron allí con tiempo para pasar todos los controles antes del vuelo que salía a las 8.

Personnel très accueillant

The buildings beautiful, but a worrying late-night argument, involving the brandishing of a knife, between the establishment staff, was extremely concerning. This was witnessed and recorded by other guests. I heard the noise, but did not witness. The owner also attempted to charge two guests 45 Dirham, or approximately £4.50, for a bottle of water. No room tea or coffee making facilities were available.

So the owner is a con man and his co worker are together drunks, they do nothing to help you, only interested in ripping tourists off….. they have no facilities available when you ask, no hairdryer or iron…. On our last night we were awoken at 1 am to the joys of the owner and his assistant fighting down below with a huge 12 inch kitchen knife showing there privates to each other in some sort of male intimidation, felt really unsafe and the other guests had only just arrived that afternoon…. It’s is situated in the dirtiest of places, full of poo and piss everywhere, it stinks like one massive toilet everywhere you go, motorcycles skim you down these tiny alleys, full of locals who will pickpocket and try to get money off you….. Dirty cats everywhere strewn these alleys and it’s virtually impossible to navigate as it all looks the same. No one spoke English it’s either French or Arabic, the place is not cheap for such a trampy place either, everyone wants to rip you off….. We would never return to this hell of a dive and I can’t warn you enough to avoid these places you will want to leave straight away and I wish we had, if your wondering why we booked such a place then the answer is we didn’t, we chose a wowcher surprise holiday for £199…. Please don’t ever do this because it will be the biggest surprise holiday of your life for all the wrong reasons…….. Please 🙏 don’t go to these back streets of Marrakech

If you are looking for a very quiet place with no Tv and no extras like hairdryer or soap then the place is for you . Very basic but beautiful. Right in the centre of Marrakesh. Lovely people and beautiful place. Probably not for everyone but all depends on what you want . Was good enough for us and we would stay there again . Looking to book my next trip there in the same place . Lovely people and there is no hustles with checking in and out at this place . Very welcoming.

This is just a wonderful place to stay if you want an authentic Moroccan experience. The Riad is basic compared to a modern hotel but that is it's charm, its real. You are made to feel like a part of the family, nothing is to much trouble. The breakfast is simple but delicious. The food on the evening meal menu is just just mouth wateringly good, cooked fresh just for you. The location in the back passages is a little difficult the first time but is actually quite simple once you know. In conclusion if you want a luxury hotel then it's not for you but if you want to experience something genuine and authentic then this is the place to stay, it's just amazing.

If you're looking for the luxury tourist experience, this isn't it. If you want to experience the authentic vibrancy of a bustling, exciting city from the very heart of the action - book this hotel. We absolutely loved our trip to Marrakech. We loved where the Riad was situated, right in the middle of a busy residential area. We learned to follow the maze of alleyways, through street after street of colourful market stalls, jostling with scooters (some carrying the whole family), donkeys, tok-toks, trucks, locals and tourists, all the way to the Square. The sights, sounds and smells of the city are an assault to the senses in the best way. Mountains of dates, veg, sticky pastries, Aladdin's lamps, crockery, spices and goat heads piled on tables, or even on rugs on the ground. A rhythmic boom of Moroccan drums, the wail of the snake-charmers' pipe and the regular call to prayer from the minarets mingle with the chatter of the crowds. The smells of incense burning, tagines cooking and the abundance of herbs and spices for sale make it a truly immersive experience. The local people were friendly, welcoming and keen to make a few dirham. Aouad and his team were helpful and gracious. Riad Nerja was charming. We really had the most memorable holiday and highly recommend staying here to any intrepid explorer.

This little Riad placed in the more quiet part of marakesh is very good with one and a half exceptions. For the negativ point: the food here is good but too expensive in my opinion. But that is my biggest critic so far. Aouad is always kind and really tries to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The rooms are minimalistic, means small, but real comfy. Room and bathroom are always cleaned up when you're coming back from the city. Sure it's not as good as a 4 star hotel (I am looking at the review, who complains about a missing heater in the bathroom), but therefore it's affordable and gives you an authentic stay in marocco. The location might the most difficult to review. In my opinion, it's great to walk outside the big market and touristic places. The local shops are very cheap and funny to interact with (they rarely speak english, but are always kind). But if you want a quick walk to the touristic points and are more interested in tours and sightseeing then I would consider checking in somewhere else. If you want an authentic feeling living in marakesh and perhaps meeting some local folks, here you go: Talk to Aouad and visit the Riad Nerja