This is a beautiful riad that was renovated to maintain the feel of a traditional Moroccan home. The owners and staff made us feel welcomed and comfortable from the start. The rooms have windows that look into the central courtyard which is also the dining room. There is a skylight overhead which gives natural light. It is in a quiet, very convenient location near various entries to the medina, and as a bonus there is a brand new laundry service a minute's walk away. They had our clothes washed, dried and folded in two hours for a very good rate, charged by the kilo. It is unfortunate the owners of the riad don't make clear that guests receive a 25% discount on dinners. She cooks from recipes handed down in her family. So delicious. But at list price they are a bit higher than we wanted to pay each night. At the discounted rate they were better. The only downside was breakfast. It was an egg cooked to preference, a small carton of average yogurt, a little fruit and a lot of bread with spreads. Considering the quality of the dinner, and that originally the couple planned to open a restaurant and cooking school, we hoped for something more noteworthy. Nonetheless, I would definitely stay there again.
