A great choice for a stay in Azemmour, Riad 7 features a rooftop terrace and offers an airport shuttle (available 24 hours) for MAD 500 per vehicle. You can grab a bite to eat at the restaurant, or indulge in massages, facials, or mani/pedis. Nice touches like rainfall showerheads and Select Comfort beds with premium linens are offered up in all rooms.
Pros: The breakfast was the best we had in Morrocco (we've traveled 1 week) The host is very relax and flexible. The town of Azemmour is nice and relaxing place in Morrocco and its close to Casablanca (...
Pros: Clean and nice room. Right in the medina. Probably one of the best places to stay in the town. Roof has a great view.
Cons: Not indicated in the streets of the medina how to get there and coordinates on booking not correct. No Wi-Fi on roof terrace.
Pros: This is a beautifully furbished, old riad right in the Medina. It is one of only 4-ish accomodations in the old city. The view from the roof terrace is stunning plus you are close to the main sites. ...
Cons: The receptionist was unusually unhelpful for Moroccan standards. She couldn't give any info on public transport or where I can find this info and seamed way more interested in having private phone...
Pros: The riad was really nice, with clean rooms and delicious breakfast! Unfortunately the dinner prices were too high and there wasn't really any restaurants around.
Pros: Staff, Rachida, was fantastic with us and spoke very good English. Surprising location and hotel at first but awesome once you get to know it. Very local and cultural. Bedrooms are almost boudoirs and...
Pros: The facilities were new and the bed was comfortable.
Cons: Had 200 dirhham stolen from my locked bag inside my locked room.I believe in my have been the cleaning lady. Poor value considering the money stolen. The area around the hotel feels unsafe at night. ...
Pros: Good pit stop for a night. Basic but enough and clean. The host was attentive. Good Breakfast.
Cons: Heater was offered, but charged separately. The shower causes an inundation in the toilet.
Pros: The rooms are small but clean and comfortable. We ate at the hotel and the food was very good. The village is not as awe inspiring as many of the villages in the surrounding area but fine as a transit...
Pros: Traditional them yet artistic
Cons: Nudity pictures on the wall are offensive to the culture and local muslims
Good place, good price
Pros: Nice riad tucked away in the small Azemmour medina. Friendly staff. Very quiet place -- it is pretty empty during the day -- but a nice getaway. A great rooftop terrace and a good breakfast. Dinner in the hotel is tasty and not a bad deal at 150/dirhams per person (salad, tajine, and dessert, there's wine available too for extra). Rachida who runs the place is very friendly and helpful. The center courtyard is quite cold and you'll want to layer the blankets if its in winter, but in summer it is probably very relaxing. About a thirty minute walk to the beach.
Cons: The center courtyard gets quite cold, and the rooms are a little chilly in winter. But there are plenty of blankets and a room heater works reasonably well. Not a lot going on in Azemmour either, but it is friendly, off the beaten tourist path, and easy to reach from Casa or El Jadida.
Pros: The breakfast was the best we had in Morrocco (we've traveled 1 week) The host is very relax and flexible. The town of Azemmour is nice and relaxing place in Morrocco and its close to Casablanca (...
Pros: The riad was really nice, with clean rooms and delicious breakfast! Unfortunately the dinner prices were too high and there wasn't really any restaurants around.
Pros: Staff, Rachida, was fantastic with us and spoke very good English. Surprising location and hotel at first but awesome once you get to know it. Very local and cultural. Bedrooms are almost boudoirs and...
Good place, good price
Pros: Nice riad tucked away in the small Azemmour medina. Friendly staff. Very quiet place -- it is pretty empty during the day -- but a nice getaway. A great rooftop terrace and a good breakfast. Dinner in the hotel is tasty and not a bad deal at 150/dirhams per person (salad, tajine, and dessert, there's wine available too for extra). Rachida who runs the place is very friendly and helpful. The center courtyard is quite cold and you'll want to layer the blankets if its in winter, but in summer it is probably very relaxing. About a thirty minute walk to the beach.
Cons: The center courtyard gets quite cold, and the rooms are a little chilly in winter. But there are plenty of blankets and a room heater works reasonably well. Not a lot going on in Azemmour either, but it is friendly, off the beaten tourist path, and easy to reach from Casa or El Jadida.
Pros: Clean and nice room. Right in the medina. Probably one of the best places to stay in the town. Roof has a great view.
Cons: Not indicated in the streets of the medina how to get there and coordinates on booking not correct. No Wi-Fi on roof terrace.
Pros: This is a beautifully furbished, old riad right in the Medina. It is one of only 4-ish accomodations in the old city. The view from the roof terrace is stunning plus you are close to the main sites. ...
Cons: The receptionist was unusually unhelpful for Moroccan standards. She couldn't give any info on public transport or where I can find this info and seamed way more interested in having private phone...
Pros: Good pit stop for a night. Basic but enough and clean. The host was attentive. Good Breakfast.
Cons: Heater was offered, but charged separately. The shower causes an inundation in the toilet.
Pros: The rooms are small but clean and comfortable. We ate at the hotel and the food was very good. The village is not as awe inspiring as many of the villages in the surrounding area but fine as a transit...
Pros: Traditional them yet artistic
Cons: Nudity pictures on the wall are offensive to the culture and local muslims
