Riad Le Perroquet Bleu Suites & Spa

The location was super close to the souk. And 10 mins from Ban Ghmat, so buses were easy too The staff really acted like they cared. Very friendly and ready to help.

I think I misunderstood the pool, it is not a swimming pool but more of a decoration accent.

Beautiful buildings and rooms and super friendly staff

A bit of a walk from the main square but maybe that’s not a bad thing and besides the walk was through the souks in the Medina so we probably saw more than the average visitor. Breakfast was a bit carbs heavy

Lovely Riad, in a great location and extremely peaceful. The staff were super helpful and friendly!!

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Traditional Riad . Great cultural experience. Very clean

It was very cold in dec the property is not heated well . You basically eat outside for breakfast unless it rains then the courtyard has an unheated room off it with just one gas heater . There was an open fire but it was never lit . This makes it impossible to use the downstairs. The location is on a very run down busy street and it’s a walk to most places via hectic sometimes smelly roads . This is not the Riads fault of course . But it’s quite stressful getting any where The to in the room didn’t work The staff gave no information out all They only spoke of spoken to . There were some guide books in reception we borrowed . Coffee was great in the morning . Breakfast was a lot of carbs . The lighting is very low everywhere . The roof terrace could be lovely but nothing up there . There was a confusion with taxis we only enquired about one . But one turned up at airport for us from the hotel so we were double booked . Call to prayer is very early and very loud . It will wake you up for an hour between 530 am and 639 am . Staff too quiet not informative of anything Fridge in room but not plugged in and no water in it You can get bottled water from reception we found out by asking ourselves Could be nice but needs a few changes and needs to be winter friendly !!!