Riad L'Aéroport

The staff are great, very friendly and keen to help with anything needed. Breakfast was very good. Location is generally good for airport access, although local area itself a little run down.

Bad beds. We were in a twin room and both beds/mattresses had seen better days. So sleep could have been better.

The room was clean and modern and Aicha took very good care of me. The Riad is very close to the airport and it was easy to arrange a shuttle. I also got a meal there that was very good. It is a perfect place to stay if you have an early flight.

Clean room, small convenience store near by. Half hour walk to airport. Shops and everyday life/ activities to observe. 5 to 10 min walk........Night time market off main street. Safety in streets when walking. Would use again.

No obvious sign on apartment to indicate correct riad. Suggest washable mattress covers on mattress. Maybe a chair in room with floor cushions.

It's a very modern, neat, clean, and well furnished building.

Bathroom light is motion activated, so whether you're showering or sitting on the loo you need to wave your arms frantically every 10 seconds. No hot water for the shower. Wifi password didn't work on the router accessed from the bedroom, but it does work if standing in the corridor. Can get a tiny bit of that router signal from the bedroom, if you're nearer the door. €20 for the shuttle is quite pricey considering it is only a 6 minute drive. Also the hotel doesn't accept card, nor do they have change for cash. So bring exact change in dirham, including the 50 for the hotel tax. I booked this hotel with the assumption that the shuttle is included as it's 6 minutes from the airport and the hotel is called "Riad L'Aéroport". Other similar hotels around the world would include the shuttle. Otherwise we wouldn't have stayed out in the middle of nowhere where this hotel is located. I didn't want to be bringing any dirham home with me so I was relying on the hotel to take cards (as every other hotel/Riad I've stayed with in Morocco do) we had to do quite a bit of late night walking to find somewhere that would supply us with cash. I might have understood these were teething pains of a brand new hotel (it looks brand new) but apparently it's been there 5 years. Also, there is no sign outside to let you know you're in the right place.