Riad Bibazia

Anande and his team were exceptional. Our room was well appointed with great aircon. The food in the Riad was some of the best we ate in Morocco. The team went out of their way to help us including arranging transfers to and from other hotels and the airport at much more reasonable prices than offered elsewhere. We got engaged during our stay and the team made it feel very special.

No complaints. Incredible value for money.

Beautiful and peaceful.

The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, especially when arranging transportation to a wedding we were attending. The location felt very authentic, tucked away in a safe area near great local food stalls, while still being just a short walk from where cars could access. The room was spotless, cleaned daily while we were out, the A/C worked perfectly, and overall the hotel offered excellent value for the price.

The bed was quite firm, and the bed only had a top sheet. The breakfast was also disappointing compared to what was advertised. It mainly consisted of breads, pastries, coffee/tea, and juice, with fruit offered one morning but not the next, and there were no eggs or other protein options available.

The location is very good to visit the nicer parts of the medina and is in a very safe street / alley full of renovated Riads for tourists and with private security. The bedroom and bathroom are recently renovated with updated modern hotel standard facilities - that is good. (A chair and dressing table mirror would be useful additions)

The service at check-in and out, at breakfast and the spa is very impersonal, a little brusque, and you feel like are just a number (which was not our experience in other Riads in the city) When you check in, instead of seating you in the lounge with mint tea to complete your forms, you are asked to stand with your luggage at the desk - this does not make you feel welcome or appreciated. The breakfast is very basic and served only at one set time - and we left most of it: the coffee, breads and orange juice are either not tasty or not fresh made. The crockery is plain white hotel style which is not what you expect in a Moroccan Riad. There are no eggs and no fruit included (we had these included in 2 other Riads we stayed at that were a lot cheaper in the same week) - the guy brought us 2 bananas because I think he heard us comment