Marrakech Riads, Angsana Heritage Collection

非常棒的入住體驗，很有當地特色的房型，服務人員非常在線且友好！如果去馬拉喀什旅行，這是非常好的選擇！

馬拉喀什老城很有韻味的一家Riads

不錯不錯不錯真不錯

Since we are platinum member of ALL thus we booked this hotel during the stay in Marrakech, however it was quite disappointed. We emailed to the reception for our celebration and there were two separate bookings under same room type for consecutive nights, the office confirmed for our request and well noted , however the reception was totally another story, they said we have to move rooms and ignored our celebration arrangement , there was a staff’s attitude quite rude but others were generally okay, also they put us in the annex building which totally different from the pictures we have seen, the room was very average and basic, the charges were totally overpriced for such quality of room for 300 euro per night, just 3.5 star hotel quality and they mentioned already put us in nicer room which just renovated. The shower was terrible, only a simple shower curtain which was easily flooded, the water would suddenly turned freezing in seconds , it happened at least 5-6 times during 5 mins shower.

Really nice riad very close to Jemaa el Fnaa square and the parking/drop off area. Only issue I had was only lukewarm water but I never said anything so maybe it was an easy fix. I stayed at a similarly priced riad later during my visit to Morocco and I will say that the Angsana (at least in the main building) seemed much more lively. They were equally nice and well located - no issues with hot water in the later one so it is not a Marrakech Water Authority issue (which the Angsana said in a welcome letter was a problem). Overall 4.5/5 would stay again.

We stayed at Riad Tiwaline for a week. On arrival from the airport, our taxi was matched at the car park by a young man from the main Riad, Si Said. He helped with our luggage and took us to reception. We had a lovely welcome and whilst passports were being logged and our luggage transported to the.Tivaline we were offered mint tea and some tasty small pastries. For a deposit we were given a mobile phone, in order that if we had any problems we could phone the hotel, whose number was programmed into the phone. We also had access to Maps on the phone in case we got lost through the myriad of alleyways and shopping lanes. We were then taken the short walk to the Tiwaline. The Tiwaline has just six guest rooms over three floors. It is a lovely old building and it immediately felt calm and welcoming. There is a roof terrace, which sadly we didn’t get much use from as the weather was really quite chilly for the time of year. There were two really comfortable lounge seating areas and the courtyard offered a further seating area plus the chairs and tables for breakfast in the mornings. After the hustle and bustle of the city, the.Riad offered peace and calm on your return. Zachariah attended us at breakfast. He was efficient and welcoming. The breakfast was a good start to the day. Although you choose your breakfast the day before from the card left in your room, the staff never complained if you decided to change your mind. My husband really enjoyed the omelettes. The cake offered at breakfast was lovely and most mornings we would ask Zachariah if we could take it with us for later. It was lovely to return to the. Riad in the afternoon and make a cup of tea to have with a cake. We never got to meet the lady cooking breakfast, but she did a fab job! As did the housekeeping team. The Riad was spotlessly clean. Plenty of tea and coffee. Freshwater was available to refill bottles. Toiletries provided. The bed was very comfortable. We had dinner at the Si Said. Do not expect fast food! The food is cooked to order and it’s clear that the chef enjoys his job. The meals are delicious and very well presented. The food in Morocco was for me the surprise highlight of the trip. I don’t enjoy particularly large meals but I do enjoy tasty food and love to try new dishes. The Moroccans really know how to use the spices available to them. Eating out in Morocco is similar in price to the UK in the quality restaurants and cafés. However, in most the food is outstanding and it is well worth trying local dishes and not necessarily just sticking to a tajine. . Visit the spice souk nearby Andy our will see and smell all the wonderful spices that the Moroccans have access to use. The Riad is extremely well situated and only a short walk from the Palace Bahia. 10 minute walk from the main square, Jemaa el Fnaa. Closer in the other direction is the tin smiths square or Place des Ferblantiers. A fab place for coffee or lunch and watching the world go by. If you want