Rumah Tamu di Meknès

Joao Brazil

Ismael and Nadia were simply amazing! The riad is new and very well located. Best value for money during our trip throughout Morocco by far.

Rosanna Emiriah Arab Bersatu

The property itself was beautiful and the staff was incredible. Highly recommend you get dinner one of the nights there - the meal was delicious!

Mark Switzerland

Beautiful Riad and easy to get to, very clean room. Attentive staff they fixed a slight problem we had with the shower head immediately. Also Amina at the front desk was lovely (the whole reception area smelled so good 😍)

Safaa Morocco

I would like to thank Rachid for his kindness,being so helpful and also for his availability. The Riad was so clean and aesthetically appealing. The room was big enough for a group of three friends.

Dávid Hungary

Very kind host, welcomed us with mint tea. The room is not big but like the whole riad it is very nice and perfect for a night. There is a car park five minutes walk (Bab Berdieyinne, 20 dirhams/night) and the city centre is also very close by foot. The breakfast was very tasty.

Imane Morocco

Eveything, from the architecture, to the breakfast, to the staff who were very friendly and helpful. Special Thanks to Mohamed who helped us a lot and guided us to the most interesting restaurants and places in Meknès.

RONALD Amerika Syarikat

The best breakfast we had on our vacation! Very beautiful place. Large comfortable room.

alainfr Morocco

Everything !!! Great place to relax in Meknes...

Michael United Kingdom

This spacious 15th century Ryad is full of charm and tastefully decorated by the retired Spanish professor owner, Abdlali. It’s near the entrance to the large and vibrant medina, but tucked away and peaceful. From the narrow front passage entrance you would not guess how large and amazing the inside is. We loved the antiques, especially the collection of painted window shutters and the ancient front doors. There is a large central floor to roof communal area for breakfast, mint tea and meeting the other guests. It’s designed to stay cool even as the heat outside builds. There are also roof terraces, nice for breakfast or sunset. There are 5 rooms for a range of budgets, we stayed 2 nights in the smallest room and liked being here so much we stayed a further 3 nights in the large romantic suite. The included breakfast was good too, with coffee, orange juice, msememm (Moroccan pancakes) and baguette. We were particularly impressed by the hospitality and enthusiasm of Mimoun, a young man from the Meknes region who took real pleasure from helping to make our stay enjoyable. We spoke a lot in French and English and I learnt to pronounce some Moroccan Arabic (Darija) phrases while he learnt some English ones. We will miss him but stay in contact and aim to return.