Hotels near Louis Vuitton Marrakech, Marrakech

Overall, we had a pleasant stay. The only big downside on my side is the fact that there is a lack of soundproofing. The 3 nights we stayed, we were woken up at different times (1 a.m., 2 a.m., etc.) by other people in the hotel (tourists and team staff) who were talking shouting in the corridors and couldn't care less. had absolutely nothing to do! Same at check-out, a person from the team went to check our room. The 2 small towels that the employees should not have returned were missing. We had some rather unpleasant thoughts as if we had stolen them!

We spent 5 days in this Ryad October 2023 in couple. The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and the staff are very friendly and helpful. We took that breakfast was not a choice but correct. Very quiet. beautiful place. Wi-Fi is good. The room was right. The most important thing is that the Ryad, about the pool, is to look at the picture, it's more a pool than a pool, we arrived there was no water. I found our room was below with a huge noise due to the pump. I had to intervene to stop this pump. The terrace is not very large. The air conditioning of our room is noisy. When we arrived we changed the hair boards, the staff certified that they were changed. I doubt the hair boards were frozen and looking closer we found hair on one side of the bed. We made a trip with this Ryad we were treated as a cattle with an old vehicle for the same trip it was cheaper in a agency in the Medina. The rooms are very comfortable and the dining room is close to the rooms. We have been departing with Private Travel last time no answer to our emails and the organization of transfers especially return is to be reviewed. The hotel is a very good hotel, and the hotel is very good. The taxis do not want to make their counter function, so they want to mistrust the Moroccan people who are very welcome to beautiful places of good stays.

Breakfast is OK The rooms and B&B are especially local! Really like! It is a bit hard to find. The landlord is particularly good and very welcoming, very enjoyable stay!

Advantages: For 2 people, the room is large and the overall space feels open. The breakfast tastes good and the service is good. Disadvantages: There are only 7 rooms, no dinner is provided after 8 o'clock, and there is only one employee on duty during the day and night. In addition, there is no kettle in the room, and there are only two wooden hangers if you don't want to. The final details need attention and improvement: the stool in the room was found to be broken on the day of check-in, which made it dangerous to sit down and turn over easily, but the staff felt it was not important. Although it was replaced later, it affected the overall experience of staying.

Belonging to high-end boutique hotels, the waiters are highly motivated. The double room has a large space and the sanitation facilities are clean and clean. The bedding is also quite soft and comfortable, which is the best night I have ever slept in Morocco. The surrounding dining is fully prepared, and the Chinese food and beverages are delicious. The breakfast experience is also very good, with a wide variety of dishes.

This is a great value hotel - the beds were very comfortable and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Also - definitely go for the breakfast!! Pool is clean and great for a cool off and a swim. We very much enjoyed our stay. Titos restaurant nearby is also a must !

Does not cater for non smokers! At all! This place is catered for smokers only! Smokers are everywhere around the pool making it impossible for someone with severe asthma to actually relax. No chance of eating outside in the evening either, again full of smokers. The bbq was on one night and you had to go outside for your food, just as I got a plateful of food I walked past a table and got a mouthful of cigarette smoke! Yuck! A couple of men with cigars smoking around the pool was horrific.It appears that if your a non smoking your not at all considered. I don’t see why they cannot make a section of the pool stoking/non smoking for this reason we definitely won’t be returning which is a shame as the staff were lovely. But until this is resolved it’s a no from Us

We stayed 7 nights in M'Boja in May 2022. I just can't believe how incredibly helpful, friendly, and lovely the entire staff is. Hakeem (the owner), Simo, Ayub, and Aisha, you made our stay memorable and we will never forget you! Regarding the riad, it is inside the old city walls and just 10 minutes from the main square. The terrace on the top floor could not be more perfect. First, it is large and has two levels. You can see the main mosque and the Atlas mountains in the distance from the top level and there are comfortable couches and chairs under cover on the lower level. We spent a number of evenings up on the terrace enjoying the cool breezes at dusk and at night. The room is a quiet oasis, the bathroom is large, and the bed is very comfortable. You could have eggs if you wanted in the morning, along with 4 or 5 kinds of breads and jams, coffee, tea, and freshly squeezed orange juice. They also have traditional tea, coffee, and pastries available day and night. There was always plenty of hot water and the water pressure was great. I looked forward to coming ”home” to the riad after walking the busy streets of Marrakech. And since it is inside the old city walls we walked back to take a break from the heat on several afternoons before venturing out again when it got cooler. But what puts the riad way over the top is the incredible service everyone provided. Our flight plans changed at the last minute and they were quick to help us figure out an alternative plan. Hakeem kept in touch through WhatsAp and this was reassuring since our plans changed while we were overseas. Simo helped with numerous day trips, advice, and even bought train tickets for us, and he had a great sense of humor. Ayub served breakfast and tea with a smile and went out of his way to be sure we were comfortable every morning and evening. Be sure to ask him to pour tea the traditional way! Aisha prepared breakfast, did laundry (including a difficult to clean white shirt that became the target of a seagull on one of the day excursions), and kept our room clean every day. The entire staff would simply do anything in their power to make your stay comfortable. I have travelled to over 40 countries and I can't remember being treated more kindly than by everyone at M'Boja. BTW, take their advice on things to do and places to eat. I'm glad we did because they were the best meals of our stay in Marrakech. Hakeem

Riad modeste, très bien situé, proche de la place djemaa el fna. Accès depuis une petites ruelles malheureusement pas très propres. Excellent accueil du personnel. Merci Abdou pour toutes les attentions (petit déjeuner, taxi…) Bon hébergement pour un prix très correct. Chambre calme, propre et bien aménagée, wifi efficace. Petit déjeuner copieux le matin sur la terrasse. Je conseille.

On arrival we were welcomed with a metal detector outside the door. We were told 25dh tourist tax per night each. We asked where the local shop was we were told everywhere but could not see any. We were given a bottle of water each which was very nice then to be charged for it next day 15dh per bottle.hotel is very dark and run down, we went in the pool once but got out as there were loads of dead flies. Our bathroom didnt close and we got biten by bed bugs i went to reception to show them but was told they will clean room and that was that. We paid for bed and breakfast but once looking at the breakfast there really wasnt no choice only 3 types of bread , bowl of boiled eggs and dry slice of cake in end we chose to go out for breakfast. We went downstairs wanting to go explore but had to keep finding people as they kept locking the doors so we couldnt get in and out . Plus side is it is right near a bus stop, good cafe and shisha place but you need to really find them as reception unhelpful. My fault for not believing the reviews but now i know they are true loved Marrakech but would not stay here again.