Faouzi Hôtel — Hotel in Marrakesh Prefecture

I stay here every time I go to Marrakech now, having sampled lots of different hotels and riads in the medina and Gueliz. It is about a 3 minute walk to the square, but removed enough not to hear the incessant noise. The staff are lovely and friendly, very accommodating and helpful. The rooms are well decorated with tadelakt and have comfy beds (not always the case in Marrakech) with good quality white cotton sheets (again, not always the case there). If you have one of the very early flights, they will arrange a taxi and the driver will come to the door to collect you and walk you to the taxi...very useful for a woman alone in the backstreets of the medina. You can have breakfast on the roof terrace. Very good prices considering the quality and...

Just a 2-minute walk to the Fna Square!

It’s located on a side street just a little away from the busy area, so it felt safe and not dangerous at all.

The riad is old but very cute, and there’s a lantern in the room that gives it a stylish vibe at night when lit.

The bathroom and toilet are shared, and although breakfast was served very carefully, it didn’t have much flavor.

However, it was inexpensive, and the staff were incredibly kind. Since I had an early checkout and couldn’t eat breakfast, they packed me a light meal to take with me.

In Japan, this kind of hospitality might be considered normal, but I was deeply touched to be treated so kindly abroad.

It’s affordable, safe, close to the center, and the staff are so kind— a truly...

At first it seemed a good idea as the hotel is very well located and with a fair price. However be prepared to not sleep as they have no silent hours, even in the middle of the night. Guests are very loud with kids running and laughing around past midnight. On our second night we went to complain about the noise and the reception staff couldn't care less. People always slamming doors and talking loudly on the corridors to the point that made me wonder if they sleep the whole day so they can go full energy wild during the night. A nightmare. If it was a hostel or anything else I could understand but if they call themselves a hotel the least they could do is to respect their...