Riad Madu

This is a very nice boutique hotel located at the edge of the desert. The rooms are clean and spacious. Probably the biggest bed I've ever seen (may be the fact that it was on a platform), but clean and comfy. Our only disappointment was there was absolutely nothing to do in the evening. Wish they had organized some entertainment (as other places had) for the guests. The food was good (not great).

Beautiful riad. The pool is gorgeous and has a lovely view. Dinner and breakfast were outstanding -- a cut above. Rooms were spaciously and beautifully decorated. Don't let cranky people complaining about a step up to the bed dissuade you from staying here. It's beautifully designed and executed brilliantly.

Wonderful service and beautiful hotel. Terrific food for dinner and breakfast. Nice rooms Great shower and nice rooms. Definitely the best hotel at the edge of the desert. Only warning- beds are very very very firm. If you don’t mind that there is nothing bad about this place

Bad hotel for the customers I made a reservation for my customers our driver he is not given their room I know that they are not obliged to give it but all the hotels in merzouga he gives the driver a small room outside c 'is just for the other drivers, also the people working at the reception don't speak well

Riad Madu must be a desirable name as a few properties share it. Be careful that you get the right one. Our stay here was booked as part of a tour we did through Morocco. The accommodation was pleasant, we especially enjoyed the large fireplace in the common area. WiFi was good in there as well. The bedrooms were spacious and temperature could be controlled quite well. We were there in December and it got cold at night. Showers were easy with reliable hot/cold water and water pressure. The beds were FIRM. Given the cold temps we did not enjoy the courtyard or pool. The least favorite part of the stay was the food. You don't have many options so eating on site is the easiest. What you lose is variety and quality. Nothing about the dinner, breakfast or lunch was notable. The food was utilitarian at best. It wasn't bad but given the location I expected more variety and local flavor than what is offered. There is also limited beverage options and no alcohol. I did see a couple bring their own wine so they allow that if you choose. The organized quad bike excursion was a lot of fun, definitely worthwhile if that's your thing. Everyone was pleasant and helpful on staff and responsive to any requests. Overall not a bad place to stay for a rest, just know that food will not be a highlight.

This modern Riad is a quite beautiful building in a not very attractive town - except of course for the dunes. The decor, the lighting fixtures, the space are wonderful. Our room was larger than the average London flat! Our bed was huge and comfortable, the bathroom huge with a great shower and best of all (after 19 days in Morocco) a lot of natural light. Great pool, but not heated. BUT and a big but that rather blighted our stay no wine is available, dinner was awful and the restaurant was ‘cold’. No one is in love with food in this place. We were in and out in 40 mins and there is nothing else to do in the evening. The staff were polite but there was not the warmth and desire to please that we have found every where else. Reception should have forewarned us about the wine situation at check in as at that point we could easily have gone out to buy a bottle. Good point we were able to have Nespresso coffee at breakfast and they made me some gluten-free crepes. We wouldn’t return here.