Riad Mahjouba

Breakfast was good, but compared to other riads the choices were limited. No fruits, only one kind of jam and butter and only one kind of pancakes. Coffee is not the best but you can ask for Moroccan tea.

It was the only Riad where we haven’t been welcomed with Moroccan tea. It’s a small thing but after 10 days in different riads across the country it stands out. During the check in it was clear that the reservation is for me and that I am paying but the guy at reception kept addressing everything to my dad what was quite disrespectful. Also they had us pay even before the sum blocked on my card was back on my account (week after comeback my card is still blocked). The patio and interior design is beautiful, but the rooms are tiny and dark. It’s impossible to do makeup or read anything. The AC and WiFi were poor too but that probably depends on the room. The water wasn’t flowing in our shower but the receptionist only said we have to remove some elements before shower (it isn’t very hygienic I would say). You can close the bathroom doors only by pushing them from the outside. Also if you book triple room you can’t sit on the lower bed without hitting the upper with your head. They charge 18€ (30€ for more than 3ppl) for the airport transfer, whereas regular taxi from outside the riad or airport shuttle bus costs 3€ per person. Except one receptionist the staff doesn’t speak English so when we asked one lady to solve our problem with AC in the evening she didn’t even understand.