riad paradis blanc

Loved this Riad. Great location and absolutely beautiful.

Loved it

From the moment we arrived in the carpark a staff member ‘Hassan’ came out to walk us in . He was so thorough with explaining everything he even booked a local restaurant for dinner & accompanied us there to get our bearings & went out of his way to come back later & collect us ! Second day a new staff member was on duty ‘Mohammad’ he also went above & beyond to help with anything & explaining the local area . The riad itself is the perfect walking distance to the main square. The breakfast is freshly cooked . Decor of property is stunning . Cleanliness on point . All staff members were so polite . Can’t recommend it enough

The fact I had to leave !!!!!!🥲

Its a beautiful riad and the room was very comfortable.

I felt they cater and offer better service to European tourists. The riad was a bit hidden, and It was a tricky walk into the Medina souks.

The colours were very pretty outside of the rooms, roof top was very cute also.

The jacuzzi pool upstairs wasn’t working at all so couldn’t swim in it at all. Which meant you only had the bottom ‘pool’ which to be honest was more like an ice bath. It was highly unpleasant to take a swim in because it was freezing even after a long hot day walking around the Medina, I could barely manage a minute in it. There is also no tea/coffee provided in the rooms, I had to ask for a kettle and tea then they charged me for the tea. Unusual for a Riad to not have complementary tea/coffee in the rooms. I also had the tangine there which was very expensive and only vegetarian. I asked for about 7-7:30pm dinner to which ended up being 8:30pm and I was the only diner? I also asked hours in advance. Front reception was barely ever available, having to go up and down the stairs frequently to find staff. Overall I wouldn’t recommend, it’s just for ‘looks’ and close to the Medina. The ‘bar’ is also not a bar, it only serves some juice, soft drinks.