Marrakech aRt

He was extremely helpful throughout our stay, and his hospitality truly made a lasting impression on us. We would definitely choose to stay here again. The property is exceptional—clean, beautiful, and very well maintained. It is clear that great attention has been given to even the smallest details, particularly regarding health and safety. Everything you could possibly need is provided, making the stay both comfortable and enjoyable.

Like every thing bout it iam so happy wity osama and his family that im giving this review in plane while going back home.

Zeer proper goede locatie zeer vriendelijke en behulpzame host

I've rented scads of overnight apartments over the years and continents, many great ones and the occasional disappointment, but never the PERFECT one -- until now. Owner Oussama has created a masterpiece. The apartment is enormous and includes a giant Moroccan living room alongside a Western one -- take your pick. Two bedrooms, two toilets, and a discrete shower stall (rare in Morocco, where the shower is generally adjacent to the toilet). The shower stall even has a bench and hanging soap caddy, conveniences almost never seen in any lodging. You can wash your feet without crouching down on the floor. There's also a large, well equipped kitchen and an enormous indoor atrium with operable windows that, when open, allow songbirds to fly in and serenade guests. Most surfaces are covered with a variety of beautiful ceramic tiles, the floors with Berber carpets, and the walls with art and antiques. Seriously, I've toured small palaces that were less aesthetic. You can easily sleep 10 in this mansion and cook meals for them, too. The kitchen has a 4 burner stovetop (but no oven), coffee equipment, a washing machine, and even a small microwave, an appliance included in very few Moroccan kitchens. Oussama lives upstairs and is very solicitous. When we couldn't find a colander in the kitchen, one was delivered within minutes. Wifi is excellent (50 Mbps and up download and 90 Mbps upload), and there's a hammock in the atrium, which, by the way, is big enough to accommodate a future swimming pool (to be clear, there isn't one). All of this is offered at a very reasonable price, 63€/night for 2, Mon/Tue, late March. The location in Gueliz isn't in the heart of ancient Marrakesh, but the tradeoffs for that are the quiet neighborhood and plentiful street parking at the front door. We stayed three nights and left only reluctantly.

Great host, very communicative, was responding very quickly and was available at all times. The house was also great - in a safe and quiet neighbourhood, close to cafes and a shopping mall.

Unfortunately, there aren't many restaurants in the area - so getting the food was a bit annyoing. If you decide to stay here, eat out before heading back to rest.