Bougainvillea Riad

庭院民宿很有特色，晚上很安靜，乾淨，店主服務很好，帶簡單的早餐。就是下車後要步行400米經過小巷才能進去，大行李不方便。

Gente amable, buen desayuno y trato muy personal. También una gran seguridad poniendo pertenencias importantes dentro de la habitación. Súper recomendable para gente que quiera algo económico y cercano al centro ya que está céntrico.

酒店裝修挺有感覺的，就是老闆人太壞，儘管我們摩洛哥之行遇見的騙子很多，但真沒想到酒店老闆也這樣。我們入住當晚告知衹剩一間房，要把我朋友安排去另一家酒店，我們都是提前付款的房費，結果那家酒店一直在讓我朋友付錢，根本不聽解釋，讓這家酒店老闆去處理，他説自己不太會英文，一直在裝傻，然而他找我們要旅遊税的時候英文説的可溜了，最後還是在攜程的介入下才解決了該事，小夥伴們想入住的還是注意點吧

Very nice little riad on the edge of the medina. Perfectly close to everything without being in the middle of tourist chaos. Emre and staff was so helpfull and accommodating. Our room was basic but nice. Comfy bed, warm water for the shower and windows to open so fresh air get in. Clean and charming, but not all new and perfect. But perfect for us and how we like to stay when travelling. Sweet little roof top terrace where we enjoyed the breakfast.

Hard to find but comfortable and lady offered lovely tea and gave me a prayer mat. Room clean , air conditioned that I didn’t use and local restaurants are cheap here. Breakfast is ok and man gave me a big pot of Moroccan tea that I loved.

Amazing hosts! Very kind and informative. Helped me find a traditional Hamam to visit. I would definitely recommend staying here

Pros: the service was great, we arrived late on the first night and were personally taken for a walk to find food and a bank. When booking the transfer we were taken all the way to the Riad which would have been impossible to find on our own. There was heaps of hot water, the room was cleaned daily and the terrace and breakfast was nice. Cons, the wifi was poor, the aircon would not go lower than 21 which led to some stuffy nights and we were promised we would be walked to the taxi upon departure so they could ensure we would get the local rate and not be scammed which didn’t happen and we ended up paying more. I’d say just not to offer this service if you can’t deliver. No elevator, only stairs which is a problem with large luggage and also very low ceilings - keep in mind if you are a tall person! Overall I would stay here again and can’t beat it for the price!

Well first of all: even the word "medina" sound exotic and also the word "riad"---avoid those places basically in whole Morocco, if you have money and you respect yourself! Parking possibility was my main option to choose the place-this place is quite deep in old town, so you can get 200 m near to the hotel....only if you have very skilled driver,. If you are not, then you must park Your car to some dump-yard or shady spot with the help of some local dude.Not good! Also: tour.buses cannot pick you up from there. The hotel itself was probably 200 years old and the doors as well...so it was 100% no soundproof place. SO DISTURBING! They started to communicate at 6 am and finished talking and banging doors at 23 or even later...no chance to get any sleep! Just pick the normal hotel! Breakfast was basically a cup of coffee, egg and pancake and juice. Positive: the cleaning lady was the friendliest person ever, even we could not communicate in our language skills. So helpful and polite! But yes-get better place than that and in better area.

What can I say, wonderful welcoming hosts. Nothing was too much trouble. The air conditioned room was impeccably clean with tasteful traditional decor. Peaceful, and practical. Plenty of piping hot water for a good soak in the en-suite tiled bathroom. Meals can be enjoyed in the verdant courtyard or on the roof terrace and nezha make THE BEST mint tea in the city HANDS DOWN! (We've tried a few believe me!) The traditional breakfasts are hearty and set you up perfectly for a day's exploring. The riad is located a short walk from a bustling intersection with easy access to the old towns labyrinth of market streets and stalls. You CAN get a nice hotel out of town with a pool and all Inc drinks etc etc etc but you're not in the thick of it which, after all, is what Marrakech is all about to us.