Hotel Meriem Marrakech

Жаль, что бассейн не очень солнечный. Завтрак не большой выбор. В остальном все идеально.

Hotel good enough

Несколько местных жителей сказали нам, что это худший отель в Марракеше. И я им верю. Еда несъедобная - питание оплатила наша турфирма, но завтрак и ужин мы получили в другом месте, потому что не могли есть еду в отеле. Сотрудники были очень недружелюбны. В ванной пахло серой, не знаю почему. Там было чисто, так что, по крайней мере, в этом есть смысл…

Stayed here as part of a tour. The location was great! 30 mins walking to Jemaa el fnaa square and the souks. It is in the trendy new part of Marrakesh called Gueliz. Area felt very safe, lots of options to grab a coffee or bite to eat. The hotel itself is ok but just. Clean but dated and food at breakfast was the worst we had in Morocco. And don’t even bother going for a second crepe at the crepe station because the unfriendly lady there will tell you it is one per person! Never heard of such nonsense.

Localisation impeccable Service impeccable Chambre très bien versus le budget Personnel disponible et arrangeant En week end prolongé avec une bande de copain, nous étions 20, nous avons séjourné dans cet établissement Du check in jusqu’au check out, zero faute

We stayed here when on a group tour. I debated on whether to give this hotel a 3* or 4*. I opted for for 4* for the following reasons: This hotel in its heyday would have been rated as a very good 5*. It has all the amenities of a 5* hotel namely: a) central location (close to good shops, restaurants and a medina); b) two pools, gym, sauna, hammam, coffee shop, large airy lobby area with plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors; c) unlike some of the other reviews, we found the staff friendly and welcoming. Waiting staff in the dining room were helpful and proactive; d) our room was large with a practical layout. Our room and bathroom were clean. What lets the hotel down is that it looks dated, it needs a refresh. The carpets need cleaning or replacing. The towels and sheets need to look and smell fresh and clean. They should not prevent people from bringing in water- we did as we were not aware of such a rule.

This is probably the worst hotel stay I’ve had the misfortune to stay in all my life! We sadly paid for half board which was a big mistake. Food choices were very limited. There one thing that sets us for the day is eggs/omelet, but unless you’re a local, a friend or they like your face, you are only allowed one egg. We would see people having unlimited eggs but not us. One egg each! The hotel smelt of faeces on a regular basis and the ‘sauna’ smelt of damp and hazardous hair smell, which I wasn’t able to use. The fittings are very old, the plugs coming off the walls. The mini fridge had recently been PAINTED inside and smelt strongly of hazardous odor.

Absolutely no star rated hotel. Besides the kind and friendly stuff there is no word to describe how terrible the rooms, bathrooms, building, ... are. Really don't know how this hotel is 5 star rated!!!!! seriously!!!???? Food quality was below average.

Superficially impressive but aging and completely soulless. The rooms are shabby. The drains seem dodgy, so some areas are somewhat smelly. A single tiny lift at each end of the building, and lights not working in the stairwell. The dinner provided (as part of our package) was agreed be all to have been truly awful. Breakfast isn't great either. Desk staff are unfriendly and unhelpful (unlike the cleaners who seemed lovely, and do a good job). There is (atJan '24) noisy building work being undertaken on adjacent hotels. Finally, the Fawlty Towers moment.. the restaurant manager gave the staff an exceptionally loud 10 min rollicking in the restaurant (not outside, or the kitchen, or or..)! This place seemed to be used by tour providers (so, no doubt, offering them deals), but there are very many hotels in this part of the city.. I suspect most of which will try considerably harder for their guests.