Riad Dar Kleta

We had a wonderful stay at Dar Kleta and would happily return. The staff were fantastic throughout our visit. A special thank you to the owners, Julien and François, for creating such a beautiful and welcoming space, and an extra special mention to Abdul, who went above and beyond to help us during our stay. His kindness and attention to detail really made a difference. The riad itself is exceptionally beautiful, with stunning décor throughout the courtyard and seating areas. Despite being in the heart of the Medina, it always felt peaceful and never overcrowded. The breakfast was lovely each morning & we especially enjoyed the resident animals! Cats, tortoises and little birds added so much charm and character. More than anything, Dar Kleta captured the spirit of Marrakech. You can genuinely feel the care, thought and hospitality that the team puts into hosting their guests. Thank you for such a memorable stay. We will definitely be back.

Wonderful quiet retreat from the bussle of the souk gorgeous courtyard and our room was cool and comfortable we slept really well - staff excellent and we really felt very well treated. All good

Nothing really the Riad grows on you the longer you are there we were sorry to leave after 3 nights. Like most Riads you need to be able to climb narrow stairs easily.

The manager Abdul, was outstanding, very helpful, respectful and kind. The lounge area on the second floor was very lovely. And having a bedroom on the main floor without dragging suitcases up stairs was a treat!! Very well situated, you can walk anywhere in the soul and central. Make sure to call the hotel when you arrive so Abdul can come and lead you to the hotel. Loved our stay there, the breakfast was also very good

Liked everything!

It was wonderfully bohemian with birds, turtles & cats in the courtyard and epic rooftop spaces.

It was likely the wrong choice and room for me and my 75 & 80 year old parents. Up a rickety 3 story wooden spiral staircase. The bathroom of the triple was the entrance to the room with no privacy and a curtain to separate. While it was close to the souks, the path to the riad was down several dark alleys. I’ve been to Marrakech 10 times so it wasn’t challenging on that front, but with elder parents or new to Morocco travelers, may not be the easiest spot. The staff helps you to and from the riad the first and last time to .your transport.