Le Caspien Boutique Hotel: отзывы

On arrival I was met by Marwa a beautiful lass on reception. I was pleasantly surprised by the welcome and the ambience. Mint tea and biscuits were provided while others checked in/out and room being prepared. Access to room immediately after. The room was very nice for the price I got it at, very clean with free safe and fridge. Bed extremely comfortable with nice linen. Plenty of cushions and extra pillows, warm and comfortable with working aircon. There are many flights of stairs but a lift if you need it! good security with always someone on the front desk and room card needed to use the lift. Money exchange is available at receptions and I did get 12 MAD to £1 which was much better than the 8 MAD to £1 at the airport. Don't exchange too much money as you should only take 260 MAD out of the country even if you plan to come back. The food in the restaurant was superb, as good as at Royal Mansour where I also had lunch one day. The Oualidia oysters were delicious....I had them twice over 3 days with absolutely no issue so if you love oysters like me I recommend and I'm from an area in Scotland where seafood is second to none. Juvenile oysters (spat) are shipped in from France and spend 3yrs sitting in a fresh water mineral rich lagoon in Oualidia. Great French cuisine al la carte menu I'm sure to suit all tastes. Breakfast was substantial for me.... As is always the case in Morocco the staff at this hotel are so helpful, caring, fun and respectful, they just can't do enough for you . Special thanks from a solo female traveler to the reception staff Marwa and Anas. Marwa was a gem, great company for me (and I noticed others) during my stay and she was so lovely, thank you!!.....Anas was so helpful with advice, money exchange and taxis, what a handsome polite young man and a credit to his employers. Bear in mind this is in the western side of Marrakesh, however the hotel stills feels traditional, also that people live differently there due to the heat of the day.....it can be very noisy over Fridays and Saturdays to the early hours but when I go on holiday I want to experience the real places and immerse myself in the culture so although there were a few sleepless hours I embraced it!! Also what may seem noisy to me, someone who lives rurally in Scotland, may be normal or expected to others.... I would definitely return and recommend!! LOVE Morocco, LOVE the people!!!