Riad Shaden

整體非常滿意，唯一美中不足的是酒店在一個小衚衕中，比較難找，前台接待很熱情，並且會主動詢問第二天行程安排並在早上提前準備好早飯並前往房間叫醒

前台小哥人非常熱情，幫忙辦理入住和打車，還貼心送上地圖以免迷路，贊一個。

What a fabulous place! I can’t speak highly enough of the comfort, cleanliness and friendliness of this riad. My daughter and I had a 4 day break here and loved every minute! We explored the city, enjoyed the foods and immersed ourselves in the trips . We booked our transfers to/from the airport directly with the riad, as we did with trips to the Atlas Mountains and the Agafay desert - Said is a wonderful driver and guide. The trip to the desert was in particular amazing - the view, the sunset and the food (such vast quantities!) was an absolute highlight. Everyone at the riad made us feel so welcome - from the moment we arrived nothing was too much trouble and everything was done with a smile. The beds were particularly comfortable, the rooms were cool and the shower hot. Breakfast was delicious- pancakes, breads, fruit, honey and jams, washed down with fresh orange juice , tea and coffee. I really can’t recommend this place enough and thank everyone there for helping to make our holiday so memorable.

I brought my daughter here for her first holiday abroad. She had an absolute ball, as did both of us. The staff are so friendly and helpful with everything and anything. Nothing seems too much for them at all. From booking taxis, for us, or excursions, absolute amazing experience. The ally way up to the riad is a little intimidating at first, but it is as safe as houses, would definitely be back and would highly recommend to anyone.

If you’re looking for an authentic experience, then this is the place to stay. On booking, the riad quickly responds to communication via whatsapp and this allows you to ask any questions you may have. From living in the UK, it is quite a surprise on arrival but you soon get used to it all. The airport experience (arrival and departure) was a total nightmare, it took 3 hours of queueing. Our transfer dropped us at the nearest entrance which is a 5 minute walk away from the riad. This is a little overwhelming as you are thrown straight into the mix of local life. The streets are like wide allies with shops, mopeds and lots of people. Top tip, always walk around on the right hand side and stay tucked in. It really is dangerous when walking around as mopeds are constantly zooming past. With this in mind, it is a lovely gesture that the riad team welcome you at this point so that you know where to go etc. The final street of the riad was a little daunting at night as there were usually groups of teenagers around. We were however never threatened by anyone. Children regularly asked us for money and teenagers tried to sell ‘ash’. But we just said no thank and carried on walking - no problems. On entering the riad, we were welcomed with such warmth. The court yard truly is stunning and is a wonderful surprise on getting inside. We were sat down and offered tea and biscuits. We were then given a little information about the riad etc. The hotel tax for the week was £27. Our room was on the ground floor next to the entrance area and the court yard where breakfast is served. Sadly, we did not sleep well throughout our week stay. Being on the ground floor, you regularly heard water pipes and footsteps from upstairs. Other guests alarms also woke me up (often 5:30am when tripping). Breakfast tables being set up would also wake me. If I thought there was an opportunity to move rooms, I would have asked. I would not recommend staying if on the ground floor, it really was too noisy. I believe that we would have slept better on a higher floor. The room was pretty to look at, particularly the tiled walls. The room was very small and often had a sewage smell. It was however always cleaned daily and this service was fantastic. Clean towels each day with shower gels etc topped up. Our shower head didn’t move so my partner had to hold this for me for the duration. There was a hairdryer and dressing table. Storage was also good for clothes and cases. I wasn’t comfortable with the thought of not having our door locked with a key when out for the day, but on spending time there, I truly did not find this to be an issue. The court yard area for breakfast was stunning. The tables were so pretty. Breakfast tea, coffee and orange juice was lovely. Each day, there would be 2 types of bread and a pancake. Served with either a banana OR yogurt, and cheese spread and jam. If staying for a short break, this was great. If staying for longer, more variety would