Abelia Riad

The staff was friendly and understanding.

Its hard to get dropped off at the door of the hotel due to the narrow roads. However its a safe location so when you are dropped off nearby its about a 3-5 min walk.

The staff was exceptional and hosbitality was great. The arabic vibes and interior design of the riad are unique and wonderful. The cleanliness of the room and toilet were amazing.

The area around the riad is not the best, but it's inside the medina and relatively closer than other areas. I also didn't find Bidet hose which is needed for muslim visitors.

This riad is very beautiful, it is a quiet sanctuary in the medina. The tiling, furniture and decor feel authentic and are very nice. The riad is clean and the service is exceptional. The breakfast is also delicious. We had a private terrace with our room which was another bonus. The location was nice, only a 20 min walk to Jemaa el-Fnaa. Would totally stay here again.

honestly nothing.

Property is located is the quiet street of Medina. Which actually looks like a place from Counter strike game. Everything is in reconstruction works and in quite a mess. However, this location is good if you are planning to take excursions

Ok, I will start by points: 1. Breakfast: we were 4 people and usually had a breakfast all together, so we had the same amount of breakfast as for 2 people. When we asked for something extra, like another cup of coffee or additional items, it took around 40–50 minutes to receive it, which made the wait quite uncomfortable. Plus the whole breakfast itself was very poor. Few flatbreads, 1 egg and some jams and a bad tasting coffee. That’s it, nothing else was there. 2. Room: When we first arrived at the hotel, we were shown the room (the one in the photo I shared). The roof was sagging, and the whole place looked like an old apartment from the early 1900s. After speaking with the manager, they kindly moved us to a better room, which we appreciate. However, even the improved room didn’t feel worth the price we paid. 3. Each day we started our day from 7:30 in the morning with some construction works happening. 4. Shower: it takes you a while to adjust it. It’s either with a water from hell or from Antarctica To sum up: In general the stuff looks welcoming and polite, hut I believe they don’t understand what is a good service at this point.