RIAD ANDALLA, Marrakesh – A Smart Stay in the City

My stay at the hotel was a delightful experience. The beautifully decorated rooms with Moroccan details and colors offered a charming view of the square from the terrace. While the room was a bit small, it had all the necessary amenities. The service was excellent with various convenient options available. The location was superb, just a few minutes from the bustling Jemaa el Fna square, providing a perfect blend of action and tranquility. Dining was good, offering a pleasant experience close to the vibrant suoks and square. Overall, a great value for money with a few minor room size considerations.

The hotel's rooms, in a separate building, offered a cozy and clean space, albeit a bit small with some kitchen smells and noise seeping in. The service was efficient, with convenient options like car hire and laundry available. The location, though vibrant and perfect for shopping and sightseeing, was challenging to access for first-time visitors. Dining on the rooftop terrace was a highlight with a delicious spread, while the facilities were well-maintained. The value for money was decent, making it a comfortable stay overall.

The hotel offers a simple but nice and clean stay, with free WIFI and air conditioning in lovely rooms. Just be cautious when climbing the many irregular stairs. It's tiny and can be noisy at times.

The hotel rooms were simple with no unnecessary decorations, but the lack of locks made me request a padlock for security, resulting in a slightly dark atmosphere due to heavy lampshades upon arrival at 4 pm. The location is perfect, just off the main square and close to the vibrant souks and Medina for a peaceful retreat, though the new city requires a short taxi ride. The dining experience was consistently excellent, especially if you opt for dinner at the Riad for a splurge. The staff were accommodating and even served meals outside usual hours.

I adored the traditional Moroccan decor in the rooms which was exactly what I wanted. The rooms were spacious, clean, and equipped with new air conditioners; however, they were a bit small with limited space for organizing clothing.