Riad Les Oliviers

La suite royale est spacieuse et très authentique : mobilier, décoration murale, tapis, lustre. Les pièces communes du riad sont magnifiques : fontaine centrale, faïence Marocaine

Isolation phonique de la chambre parentale inexistante, vous avez l'impression de dormir dans la rue qui est très bruyante tv hs. Le personnel est venu la réparer une fois, n'a pas réussi et après, plus de nouvelle Le taxi réservé par l'hôtel peut être plus cher que ce que vous negocierez par vous même

La localisation. La grande terrasse. Le petit déjeuner simple mais bon.

Dans les chambres on entend tout dans le patio. Les premiers levés nous réveillent systématiquement. Malgré l'apparente gentillesse du personnel, la sensation permanente de se faire avoir. (Ex:à peine arrivés on nous vendait déjà un chauffeur à la journée et des excursions, les valises encore dans l'entrée). Ca fonctionne comme ça à marrakech mais on ne s'y attend peut être pas de la part d'un riad, on aime ou on aime pas.. Dommage

La situation géographique: bonne situation par rapport aux différentes choses à voir, calme (en dehors du chaos existant dans la médina). Sa terrasse fort agréable en soirée.

De petits soucis lors du payement: personne non autorisée à 8h du matin à utiliser les cartes de crédit (nuit du 9 au 10 septembre) et changement du taux de change entre le payement et la facture (nuits du 15 au17 septembre)

Sa décoration sa situation au coeur de la médina ruelle en face du parking sous le porche à coté du palais baia. Pas facile à trouvé au début mais après on oui remercié toute l'équipe très serviable et gentil. Leurs tajines excellents et rapport qualité prix très bon

Je cherche mais je ne trouve pas manque de variétés pour les repas, et les tajine un peut trop chers 150 mad

L'accueil du personnel. La situation géographique. Le côté pittoresque. La terrasse.

Un établissement vieillissant nécessitant quelques réfections. Les fourmis dans la salle de bains. L'insonorisation phonique entre le patio et la chambre.

Situation, charme, staff charmant. Excellents petits déjeuners et diners.

Le riad a besoin d'être rafraichi, chambres, couloirs, patios doivent être remis à neuf. Le bâtiment se dégrade et donne une impression de manque de netteté. Travaux urgents à faire.

Bon accueil Bon petit déjeuner Offres de visites de la ville Le riad, ses terrasses, ses cours intérieures, son calme

Séjour très agréable dans ce Riad. Un joli patio pour prendre le petit déjeuner et une chambre immense : la Suite Royale, avec une très belle salle de bains.

Nous avons aimé :l'accueil aimable et souriant ,l'authenticité des lieux ,la terrasse à plusieurs niveaux avec la vue sur la ville et les montagnes enneigées au loin .Le silence et la tranquilité de l'endroit .La situation géographique .

Nous n'avons pas aimés :notre chambre ,mal située et froide ,(ce qui n'est pas le cas de toutes les chambres ).Le petit déjeuner servi au rez de chaussé plutôt frisquet à cette saison ( du 17/04 au 21/04) .Nous aurions préféré le service sur la terrasse ensoleillée .

Personale gentile e disponibile

Lots of good things. Good location, friendly staff, good restaurant, quiet although in the Medina, clean.

Nothing.

the staff was very friendly and helpful. the riad is located in the centre of Marrakesch. the riad is very nice and comfortable. the service is excellent, breakfast on the rooftop

Everything was great at this Riad and I know where to go next time I travel to Marrakech! The roofterass is lovely and so is the helpful staff. You have to carry your bags a few hundred meters from the taxi to the Riad, so if you have bad condition you should take this in consideration. But once you get to the Riad you have everything you need.

The staff were helpful and friendly, as well as cheerful. Nothing was ever too much trouble. Great location.

To be honest I really cant think of anything tow rite

Friendly staff

Noisy air conditioning unit kept me awake on the second night. Manager was very apologetic.

We went to marrakech for a 1 week break and decided to go with this riad as it was reasonably priced and the location was ideal for us as it was not far from the city centre. We travelled with 3 children.The breakfast in the morning was fine and we had no issues with that. This riad is ideal for those travelling on a budget and just somewhere to rest.

I would not recommend this riad if you have very young children as the stairs are quite steep to climb, otherwise older children should be fine. We booked two rooms both were quite cold and drafty which didn't help at night when it does get a bit cool. There was also noise, you could hear people downstairs chatting and music at times playing till late at night. The riad is very old-style and the rooms we stayed in were quite bland, lighting was poor, and not as big as we thought. As there is not much to do at the riad itself its best to spend your time out and about exploring what marrakech has to offer. If we are to re-visit marrakech in the future we wouldnt stay there again.

Very good and friendly staff. Nice and good food.

The walk from the gate to the riad. Very narrow houses and a smell like ...

The Riad was very old-fashioned but in a nice way. The room was comfortable, the staff were really friendly & helpful. We booked a hammam at the hotel so we could have it together, it was excellent! I would advise anyone staying at this Riad to have one. The food was basic but tasty. I would say to anyone who is thinking about staying here to bear in mind it is not a five star hotel or a resort, it's a small moroccan Riad. We loved it!

Friendly staffs, kind manager. The traditionnel and authentic design of the riad. Peaceful place. Reasonable price.

This Riad is ideally located, less than a minute walk from Jemaa el Fna and the Souks, as well as several other attractions. It's also down a cobbled street well away from the heavy traffic, though there's no escaping the (frankly quite dangerous) locals speeding around on their motorbikes, no matter how narrow the lanes! All the staff were really friendly, the room clean and spacious and the breakfast lovely. The inner courtyard is lovely as is the roof terrace. Would thoroughly recommend to people looking for a more authentic place to stay than the hotels but a bit 'nicer' than a typical backpackers hostel.

It's away from the Medina and its busyness, but still only a short walking distance way. Our room was gorgeous. The Riad was nice and intimate, a little sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle

The day staff sold us a trip to the Sahara Desert saying it was an overnight stay. So we let him arrange this. After an 11hr journey when arriving we knew it wasn't like the picture, or that there was too much rock for it to be the Sahara, so we asked our hosts who advised its a 2 night trip to stay right in the Sahara. We would have preferred to be told honest details to decided upon. Also when you arrive at the car park at the beginning of the street, you then have to walk down the small street to reach the hotel, which could be intimidating. I would arrange a hotel pick up for about 150MAD (15AUD) to avoid this. Other than this.. Great place to stay

the size of room with additional seating area.. the double sized bed.. traditional moroccan design.. private bathroom... the water fountain feature in the middle of the lobby was relaxing... the friendly atmosphere and friendly staff and other visitors staying in the rooms...

could not get the fan or tv to work... requested bottled water was not chilled from fridge- instead was at room temperature.. bedroom was directly next to the lobby area so could hear other visitors sitting late and chatting at the tables dining and drinking through the thin doors and window openings..

I found All of the staff to be friends, courteous and helpful. I find All aspectos of the hotel excelente. The central courtyard enabled guests to meet and chat. Getting to the hotel is best By taxi. I returned to the airport for 80dirhams. On Arrival at airport you Could offer 100 -120. You are taken to a car park area. From here you walk through an arch into rue de bahia. You walk for 5 mins and find hotel on left after a few bends in the pathway under a low overarching building. You can also go by Number 19 bus, leaving every 30 mins to the centre and tip any waiting young boy 20 d to take you to the hotel, 10 mins walk away. They Will ask for 100. Figuring how much to Pay initially was Dificult. Other guests paíd 250 to go from airport to the hotel. Once you Get to the hotel and Get oriented, your stay at the hotel Will be perfect. I Will stay there if I return to marakesh.

There wasn't anything that I didn't like!

The royal suite is very roomy and a great deal for the price. Being on a side street the riad was very quiet at night.

After a day of exploring crazy Marrakesch this riad is an oasis of peacefulness. Great courtyard to hang out in, have a mint tea. Good location in the Medina. Great value for money.