Palaces in Morocco

"We had good time."

"Very nice."

"Short but sweet."

"i like this hotel"

"A perfect little oasis for a lovely weekend break.."

"The service and staff were incredible. I have nevere felt looked after and valued more . Friendly and warm all staff from the receptionist to the waiters did an impecable job every day . The food was amazing , breakfast was aĺways served with a smile and a choice of local foods as well as continental breakfasts items . I will be back ! "

"Very pleasant stay at Barcelo Anfa Casa. Thank you to the reception colleagues who were most helpful and welcoming . Lovely view toward the sea with the Hassan II Mosque at the centre. Pool to relax and a good gym to work out. All good !! "

"Great time"

"If you don’t like long reviews, then “stay here!” is all you need to know. If you prefer more depth in your reviews, read on. Located a couple of hundred meters from the famous Jemaa el Fna square in Marrakech (apologies for the spelling, my internet is acting up), Riad Marraplace is easy to find but just far enough away that you don’t hear any of the chaos going on nearby. It is an incredibly beautiful building with rooms that, while small, will make you feel like a sultan due to their opulence. The staff spoke perfect English and was as friendly and helpful as anyone could possibly ask. Breakfast on the roof was traditional and tasty as well as relaxing. You can’t see the square from the roof but it’s still a nice view. The only minor negative is the stairs. They twist around corners in a way that can make them treacherous if you’re not careful especially if you’re lugging a suitcase up or down them. But I would absolutely stay there anytime I would be in Marrakech. You’re close to dining, shopping, the main mosque, every tour imaginable leaves from the square, and you get to pretend that you’re a lot wealthier than you probably actually are. I loved it. "