Résidence alqaria assiyahiya — Hotel in Marrakesh Prefecture

Had a horrible stay here. Would NOT recommend!

I stayed in a 3 bedroom riad with 2 friends, for 4 days.

Here is a list of things my two friends and I had issues with over the 4 days we stayed a week ago:

[ ] No towels- the towels we were eventually given after requesting them seemed to be the hosts family/beach towels, had to ask for more than 1 towel each, again beach towels given. [ ] No handsoap in toilet number 1. Had to use washing up liquid from kitchen. [ ] No shower gel and shampoo in all 3 bathrooms. [ ] No running or HOT water in two bathrooms for 3 days. They had a plumber come out twice to fix yet we still had issues. [ ] Knob fell off bathroom 3’s shower after turning it on. [ ] No iron even though booking dot com description said it did. [ ] Dirty bedsheets in bedroom 2. All the extra blankets in the cupboards smelled and looked used and musty. Disgusting. [ ] No aircon remote until we requested it. [ ] No private pool like in listing- turns out its a public pool for residents as the riad is in a residential complex. [ ] Toilet doors dont close or lock [ ] No bidets [ ] No bins at all! [ ] Small cockroaches in the riad. [ ] the rooms were all garishly coloured and the walls super dirty. They had strange cartoon pictures framed above the beds. My friends and i took them down bc we were creeped out.

We werent able to get a refund through booking dot com unfortunately, but i hope this review helps discourage people from...

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