Riad lakouas

The staff are so hospitable and friendly. The riad itself is stunning, really clean with a lovely authentic feel. They also let us leave our bags while we explored Marrakesh on the last day as our flight wasn’t until later. I would stay here again and again and recommend to anyone who is coming to Marrakesh.

The riad is very cute! It’s in the medina so close to everything. The Riad is open 24 hours and the staff takes perfect care of everyone. Just be careful, you have to pay at the Riad. Booking is just holding the payment in case you’re not coming. Also, there were something wrong with their bank account so I had to pay by cash but generally you can pay by card.

Great location. Wonderful helpful staff. Good breakfast on the terrace.

Manager and staff were super helpful on tour booking, transport and all information providing. Breakfast was served even I got up around noon time.

The entrance to the riad is down a dead end alley and to be honest is a bit of a fright the first time you see it. It does make for a lovely surprise when the door opens into the interior however and it was always flawlessly clean outside and I never felt unsafe. Some slightly more comfortable seating wouldn't go amiss and there are only 2 loungers on the terrace. I realise that people are not going to Marrakech to chill out but the option would have been nice. The toilet in our room did rock a little disconcertingly but was always clean and the shower was large and if you wanted hot water (I certainly didn't !) There was always plenty of it. We did 2 tours organised by the riad and 2 through trip advisor. I would say the trip advisor ones were of a better standard but that could just have been the trips that we chose.

Several guests recommended choosing a room with a balcony facing the garden for a cozy and warm ambiance, although it may not provide enough fresh air.

Be aware that the hotel may require cash payment due to issues with their card payment system, as mentioned by some guests.

Some guests found the location difficult to find, so it's advisable to thoroughly review the directions provided by the hotel and not solely rely on GPS or online maps.

The hotel's proximity to the central market, main souk, and various monuments makes it an ideal base for exploring Marrakech's old town.

A few guests mentioned that noise from other guests could be audible during the night, so light sleepers may want to take this into consideration.

Some guests noted that certain rooms lacked a door for the bathroom, which may be a consideration for those who prefer more privacy.

The hotel staff were praised for their helpfulness in providing tour information, transport assistance, and local recommendations, making them a valuable resource for guests.

The rooftop terrace offers a lovely setting for breakfast, with a varied selection of items and a pleasant atmosphere, as highlighted by several guests.

Guests appreciated the hotel's flexibility in allowing them to store their luggage after check-out, enabling them to explore Marrakesh unencumbered.

The hotel's entrance is down a dead-end alley, which may initially seem daunting, but guests found the interior to be a pleasant surprise and felt safe during their stay.