Riad Manissa

Beautiful riad which is really easy to find just inside the medina. Breakfast was fantastic.

Location and staff were amazing.

Nothing

We enjoyed our stay at Riad Manissa. The riad was in the heart of the medina but very safe as you needed to ring the bell for entry, which was otherwise locked. The staff were exceptional - I was sick during my stay and they went out of their way to help me. The breakfast was good, the room was clean. There was air conditioning in the room which was a lifesaver!

There was a bar nearby which was very noisy, and kept us awake until 1am each night, but this was not the fault of Riad Manissa.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Warm and Memorable Stay at Riad Manissa We stayed at Riad Manissa for two nights and it was an absolute highlight of our trip. The riad is beautifully kept clean, comfortable, and wonderfully relaxing. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed with traditional Moroccan mint tea and delicious sweet snacks, which immediately set the tone for our stay. What truly made this experience special was the personal touch. The owner, Jasmin, happened to be visiting during our stay and she was incredibly warm and friendly. My wife and she hit it off right away, chatting away in French as though they had known each other for years it felt like being welcomed into someone's home rather than just a place to stay. When we had an early morning departure, Jasmin kindly arranged a full breakfast to go, packed and ready for us so we wouldn't leave on an empty stomach. That thoughtful gesture said everything about the level of care and hospitality at this riad. If you are looking for an authentic, warm, and comfortable Moroccan experience, look no further than Riad Manissa. We cannot recommend it highly enough. Thank you Jasmin and the entire team — you made our stay truly unforgettable! 🌿🍃

One thing worth mentioning for fellow travelers — the walk to the riad through the medina is short but can be a bit challenging when pulling luggage along the narrow, rough, and busy streets. That said, it is all part of the authentic Moroccan experience and absolutely worth it once you arrive!