The riad marrakech house hotel is a newish building in the style of the old riads around the medina.The hotel is clean very well kept by some excellent...

The riad marrakech house hotel is a newish building in the style of the old riads around the medina.The hotel is clean very well kept by some excellent cleaning ladies with miriam in charge.The Boss is a morrocan business man owns two riads a very well informed and a very helpful man.His wife runs the hotel. Staff, Kalil and mohammid are very helpful and do English quite well.French is a very good language to have in Morocco, my school french was not really up to it but we managed.The other staff waiting on in restaurant are also very good encouraging you to go home 2 stone heavier. Trips around the area can be booked from hotel and any taxi you might need..Only part with your cash at the last minute as a criticism is once in the boss's pocket it does not come back outWe parted with 300 euros and for health reasons were nor able to go on several trips.Money was unable to be refunded.Marrakech, ?all the old apparent romanticism seems to have largely gone it is a very manicly busy town.Enjoyable non the less but best probably for a few days stay and travel around the area.Agidir to tangier explore, the best way to see morrocan life.

We really enjoyed our holiday thanks to Simo and other members of staff. Most staff were friendly and polite and made our trip extra special. Simo always...

We really enjoyed our holiday thanks to Simo and other members of staff. Most staff were friendly and polite and made our trip extra special. Simo always went above and beyond to help and take care of any issues.The hotel is a little dated and the wifi isnt very reliable. The bedrooms were very clean, and cleaned on a daily basis. Rooms from the 2nd floor and above have a balcony with a lovely view. The lobby is a nice place to relax and hang out although it can be a little cold. They offer breakfast in the mornings from 7 till 10. The breakfast is the mostly the same with a little variety but still rather nice. The food gets cold quickly and as the dont put out any more food after the initial serving, you best go down early. Thanks Simo and staff! Hopefully we'll return soon!

We went to this hotel for 7days in october. There was 7 of us 2 children under the age if 3.staff were great very friendly gave good advise and catered...

We went to this hotel for 7days in october. There was 7 of us 2 children under the age if 3.staff were great very friendly gave good advise and catered for my 2 young children. Rooms were cleaned everyday. Domestic staff were nice. Hotel was clean and had very rustic look to it great features. Pool was always cold so didnt use it. Breakfast is the only thing i wasnt happy with as it was the same food everyday and i couldnt eat it. FOUAD one of the staff was a very friendly happy and helpful person he was good with my kids especially maria. Anything we needed he would help with. Thanks to all the staff Hajiba, fouad, simo, hassania, and mohammed for making our stay very pleasent and enjoyable.

Travelling alone, I was unsure about which hotel to go for out of the myriad available in Marrakech, but I was super-pleased with my stay Hotel Marrakech...

Travelling alone, I was unsure about which hotel to go for out of the myriad available in Marrakech, but I was super-pleased with my stay Hotel Marrakech House.As soon as I checked in, I was greeted by really welcoming staff who showed me to my cosy single room with a double bed. Two days later I was upgraded to a double room, which consisted of a very comfortable bed, a balcony, sizeable bathroom with large mirror (with an overlight - great for doing make-up). The double room had great storage, a safe, and was cleaned every day and replenished with clean towels and bathroom sundries - the cleaning staff are completely approachable and ever-so friendly.Breakfasts, while a bit limited in food options, were more than suitable if you like a morning coffee/juice and pastry! Traditional crepes are also available and I highly recommend having more than one of these!Dinners were delicious; meals ranged from lamb tagine, meatball tagine, Moroccan Pastilla, super-tasty lentil soup, an amazing homemade pizza and more - all finished with a refreshing mint tea and (the tastiest!) Moroccan fekkas biscuits. Friday was a treat as I was served cous cous, meat and vegetables with an accompanying soup - a traditional Friday dish in Morocco.The hotel is in Gueliz - a more modern part of Marrakech - and you can get a bus (the no.1) for 4 dirhams to the shopping area in Gueliz, and that same bus goes as far as the Jemaa el-Fna square too, which is handy. You can get a taxi but the prices vary depending on your driver (I paid 50 dirhams one time, 15 another) but the bus is so frequent and it doesn't take long at all. It's also not a long journey to and from the airport - 20 mins or so.Overall, nothing was too much for the staff at Hotel Marrakech House: arranging to serve dinner a bit earlier on my last night upon request; printing off my boarding pass; suggesting excursions, spa treatments, places to visit and how to get to them. At all times, I felt safe, comfortable and was sad to leave. And the interior decor is the icing on the cake - stunning, traditional Moroccan design at every glance. Highly recommended and I'd star here again in a heartbeat!

Just returned from 8 days at this hotel. As mentioned, it is located on the outskirts of the city, approximately 5kms from the Medina area and Jemma El...

Just returned from 8 days at this hotel. As mentioned, it is located on the outskirts of the city, approximately 5kms from the Medina area and Jemma El Fna. We managed to get a Grand Taxi from the airport for Dh 150 (after some haggling!). The difference between a Grand Taxi and a Petit Taxi is (in theory) the former is shared with others whilst the latter is dedicated to your journey; however, this doesn't always work in practice!There is not a huge amount to do in the immediate area of the hotel - a few restaurants and a very nice patisserie. The hotel advise that a taxi to the Medina area will cost Dh 15-20 but taxi costs do vary depending on the time of day (increases in the evening). The drawback for the return journey (the minimum we haggled the driver down to was Dh 30) was that none of our taxi drivers understood where the hotel was, even with the hotel card!! A little understanding of French helped. By far the easiest ( and cheapest) way to get to and from Jemma El Fna was on the No1 bus which stops about 100m from the hotel entrance and costs Dh 4 per person, one way (recommend keeping some smaller change). However, beware that the buses are v crowded during rush hours. The journey takes about 25 mins. The hotel itself is well maintained and both the front of house and house cleaning staff were excellent; nothing was too much problem for them and most spoke excellent English. The room (401) was functional and clean - a minor observation was that there were no shelves in the bathroom and shower to store toiletries. We bought some bowls and used those! Also, take some coat hangers with you! The room had a good sized balcony. we had a minor problem with some water leaking down from the room above but this was sorted quickly and efficiently by maintenance. Downstairs, there is plenty of seating area in little alcoves and a larger breakfast/dining room. Again, a small observation but this room was extremely cold first thing in the morning and most people came down in overcoats! Perhaps a bit more heating during the winter months? The lift was welcome after a long day shopping! Internet connection at the hotel is sporadic to say the least. We had none in the room and only a few places downstairs (the best location was standing immediately outside of the hotel). Perhaps the owner could install a few more routers to give better coverage? Also, few places to catch the sun (there is a small sun terrace on level 1 where you can get the sun from 10am to 1.25pm). The roof would have been ideal to get the sun all day but hasn't been developed.A quick note on the trips offered by the hotel..........We did the Ourika Valley waterfalls. A nice day but quite expensive for what it was (and it excluded lunch). We found that the tour prices in the Medina were better value so perhaps worth shopping around? On another day, we had a DIY hiking day, arranging our own taxi to Imlil (after haggling once again!) from the Sidi Momoun taxi rank. We paid Dh 400 for a dedicated Grand Taxi and the driver took us there, waited for us to finish our 7 hour trek and then took us back to Marrakech (and you don't pay until you return to the city). Well worth it (the alternative is the bus which is cheaper but overcrowded and much slower).Overall, a good break. The hotel is well run and the staff are brilliant. Can't do much about the location but if the internet and bathroom storage was sorted out, it would have moved it from very good to excellent.

Hotel is 15/20 mins from centre, bus station is in front of hotel and ticket is only 4 dirhams. Staff are nice and friendly, room is comfortable, cleaners...

Hotel is 15/20 mins from centre, bus station is in front of hotel and ticket is only 4 dirhams. Staff are nice and friendly, room is comfortable, cleaners change your towels daily and clean the room. Breakfast is minimal but good to start the day. If you want to have a taste of the real Morocco, speak with Simo from reception to arrange some trips to Essaouria, Waterfalls, Ourika valley, this is where you will see the real berber culture and will make unforgetable memories as Marrakech on its own can be a bit disappointing. Close to hotel you will find some restaurants, food is nice and prices are good, walk arround in all directions and you will find good places to eat and have non alcoholic drinks. Bars stay opened untill 2 a.m.and the hotel has one too.

Overall a beautiful spacious hotel with lovely staff especially Hajiba and Laila who made us very comfortable and answered all our questions as well as...

Overall a beautiful spacious hotel with lovely staff especially Hajiba and Laila who made us very comfortable and answered all our questions as well as directed us to places around the hotel. I would like to add a special thank you to Hajiba for dealing with our transport and updating us regularly. The best thing about the hotel is that the bus stop is located just 2 minutes it’s away, which goes to jama el fena for only 4 dirham. I found this very convenient and a cheaper way to travel. Also there is a small convenience store round the corner as well as lots of eating places. Downfall of the hotel is the breakfast could be more better, there wasn’t much choices and no fruits either. Also the hotel needs to be maintained better as I found draw knobs were falling off and also cleaning around the hotel can also be improved. Overall me and my family had a lovely relaxing time there.

I spent 3 nights at this charming hotel from 1st to 4th December arriving at around 1 pm and received a welcoming mint tea. I was given a local map by...

I spent 3 nights at this charming hotel from 1st to 4th December arriving at around 1 pm and received a welcoming mint tea. I was given a local map by the lovely lady on reception together with advice about taxis and busses. Really you should only pay around 100Dh for the Taxi from the airport during daytime - I paid more than double that. Taxi into town during the day should be 20 Dh and 40 at night. My room was comfortable and equipped with a small fridge and air con unit that also provided heating. The bathroom was clean although the shower was leaking - but this was repaired when I mentioned it.I asked advice about dinner venues and was told about restaurant called Zelig which was really good and a cultural show which was also good (but partly outside and therefore cold and I hadn’t brought the right clothing with me).Breakfast at the hotel was fine - pastries, boiled eggs, coffee etc, although in my second morning I had breakfast at L’Adresse cafe which was very good. There is an amazing bakery on the corner near the hotel - Amoud - which is well worth a visit. There is a spar opposite McDonald’s - Spa Estheticism which is very good. There is a bar at the hotel which serves a limited range of alcoholic drinks - lager and some spirits. Overall this hotel offers really good value for money and I would go back again.

Very nice place ( for us was a bit difficult to find it in the first night- is a bit of the street- GPS could not find the street name and directed us...

Very nice place ( for us was a bit difficult to find it in the first night- is a bit of the street- GPS could not find the street name and directed us far, far away from the real address).When we arrive the desk crew was very polite, the men even deliver my bag to the room- what was very nice. The room was very clean and had conditioner. The room was cleaned every day and every day the towels was changed- for the amount of money I did not expect them to do it every day so I was very surprised and happy. The breakfast for me was just excellent. Fresh, very tasty buns, typical Moroccan pancakes. Four different kind of french croissants, two kind of homemade cakes, butter, jam, boiled eggs, Moroccan ham, coffee with cold or hot milk, Moroccan tea, fresh juices. I could not believed when I heard women complaint that there is not an omelet. For the money I spent for the accommodation I expected a really small breakfast and in this hotel the breakfast is fab. During our stay we went for the trip and two nights we slept in different places where we saw the dirt and poor breakfast served. In Marrakesh house you will eat a big, tasty breakfast and you will sleep in clean place with helpful staff around. I highly recommended the hotel to everyone who is looking for clean- I mean really clean place. Wi-fi is better close to desk and in the dinning room. There is a pool, but we did not use it.