I have been to Morocco twice in six months, I have stayed at the Four Seasons in Casablanca and a Palace in my previous visit. But Riad Passali was far...

I have been to Morocco twice in six months, I have stayed at the Four Seasons in Casablanca and a Palace in my previous visit. But Riad Passali was far the best place I stayed so far. I was travelling with my elderly mother, disabled sister and infant. Everything about this Riad was amazing, they even have an elevator which was a HUGE plus. The décor was beautiful, the rooms were large. Everything about this place was amazing. It was close to the Medina yet in a very quite area, so it was very peaceful. The home food was simple but delicious. You must try the lamb and prunes tagine. I'm not a big tagine fan, but this melted in the mouth. The staff are very helpful and caring and the photos posted show no justice of how amazing this place is. Like I said I have stayed at some very expensive hotels and this was just as beautiful or more.I would definitely go back there without thinking twice.

This Riad is so beautiful and quiet and clean and everyone working there and so helpfull.The food is really good and authentic- loved staying there. it...

This Riad is so beautiful and quiet and clean and everyone working there and so helpfull.The food is really good and authentic- loved staying there. it is located just outside the hectic Medina which was perfect. I highly recommand this place

Beautiful spot with comfortable cozy rooms. Lots of comfortable sitting area throughout the Riad, including a rooftop deck. It’s tucked away in an alley...

Beautiful spot with comfortable cozy rooms. Lots of comfortable sitting area throughout the Riad, including a rooftop deck. It’s tucked away in an alley just outside the Medina, would have been hard to find without an escort. About a 10 minute walk to restaurants and 15-20 minutes to sites. Good internet, we used the spa for a massage that was very nice , great breakfast including pancakes and bread. We had booked and confirmed a room with 2 single beds, on arrival the manager said it was “not available”. It took some pressure from our tour company and then the room was suddenly available. So all was good. We recommend this spot!

It is a fantastic place in the midst of the hectic medina. The staff and owner was just so friendly. It's calm and quiet. The food was great. The rooftop...

It is a fantastic place in the midst of the hectic medina. The staff and owner was just so friendly. It's calm and quiet. The food was great. The rooftop terrace has amazing views. Only a short walk to the souks. I will definitely stay there again if I ever get to visit Marrakech again. A wonderful stay:)

My daughter and stayed here for three days and nights while in Marrakesh. This riad had everything you could want: gorgeous Moroccan architecture, a large...

My daughter and stayed here for three days and nights while in Marrakesh. This riad had everything you could want: gorgeous Moroccan architecture, a large plunge pool, friendly and professional staff, a welcoming “feel” after a tough time finding it (should have set up an airport transfer, which was my own fault, not the staff’s), excellent food (breakfast came with the meal, and we arranged to have dinner here our first night: chicken tagine was amazing), and a beautiful building done in traditional Moorish style, with a traditional open central indoor courtyard with a fountain, and an enclosed garden with a pool, which is where breakfast is served. The common areas of the riad on the first floor have beautiful art on the walls and comfortable furniture, and the room (we rented a deluxe one) was very comfortable, and had air conditioning. The third floor has couches and seating in the open air, very pleasant and romantic after dark. It is very safe here, with the long-term staff being the only people in the riad, other than the guests. Imane, our hostess, was happy to arrange tours for us with local guides (you should do this for a trip through the souks, or you may never be seen again: it’s a maze!) and a taxi when we needed one. The riad is located in the Melleh, the old Jewish quarter south of Jemaa el Fna square, so it is quieter than being close to the marketplace, but more of a walk. I highly recommend this inn, and cannot wait to go back myself.

We stayed at Riad Passali for 4 nights in March 2020.We were overwhelmed with the service we received from the moment we booked Riad Passali until the...

We stayed at Riad Passali for 4 nights in March 2020.We were overwhelmed with the service we received from the moment we booked Riad Passali until the moment we left. We would like to thank everyone who made our stay so enjoyable, and in particular the following people deserve a special mention:-Imane, the manager, immediately helped us out with a problem we had on our return flight home so we didn't have to worry about it during our stay. So helpful, professional and friendly. Imane arranged a guide for us to take us around the old town, I cant remember her name unfortunately but she was very knowledgeable). Imane also arranged a trip to the 'Atlas Mountains and the Ourika Valley' a great day out.Hicham, the taxi driver who picked us up from the airport and took us back, also drove us on the Atlas Mountains trip, and on an evening out. A really great guy.Ayoub, he looked after us throughout our stay, served breakfast (which is fantastic) dinner (you really must try eating dinner here, amazing home cooked food, we ate in on two nights it was so good!) nothing was ever to much trouble for Ayoub, a real joy to have around. The 'go to guy' for anything you may need or want to know.Well, as you can see we were truly overwhelmed with stay at Riad Passali and would not hesitate to recommend it. Rooms are amazing, roof terrace so relaxing, Riad perfectly situated. Try it!!!We look forward to our next stay.Thank you Riad Passali.Jackie & Allan P'