My friends and I stayed in Dar Habiba and had a fabulous time. It was our second trip to Morocco and our third riad. Dar Habiba outclassed the other riads completely. Why? The service level was incredible-something that we could not tell from looking at the website really. Our hosts Abdel adn Mustapher were quite amazing. They papmered to our... More

My wife and I recently travelled around Morocco and we visited several different cities including Marrakech. Having sampled riads and hotels accross this beautiful country I have to say that Dar Habiba was the best place that we stayed in (including a 5 star hotel in Rabat!). Dar Habiba is an authentic riad hotel which is simply but beautifully decorated.... More

Really can't rate the Dar Habiba hughly enough - far exceeded my expectations and I wouldn't hesitate to go back. This is not a five star hotel but it doesn't pretend to be what it is is a lovely oasis of calm filled with rose petals, fragrant oils and simply the most attentive and helpful staff you can imagine -... More

Graciousness and flexibillity was what we got! We did Not expect this, but we were welcomed as if we were familymembers. The Riad is Not a 5 Star Hotel, and they do not sell themselves as one, but we felt as if we were in a Dream of comfortness and smothered in friendlyness, if you are willing and interested in... More

Just returned from a fantastic weekend in Marrakech celebrating my big birthday with my 3 friends. Never having been to Marrakech before I was told a Riad was the way to go so after much internet searching chose the Dar Habiba. Prior to departure was kept well informed by the UK contact Andrew and transfer from the airport was arranged.Once... More

Maybe the problem was too high expectations, fed by the lush descriptions and high prices, and a previous stay in the fab Dar Chergui. But the Riad Dar Habibi felt cramped, no place to escape the other guests, their coughs in bed and morning grunts, breakfast conversation and drunken late-night returns. The 'terrace' was unpleasant - untended, uncozy, neglected palms.... More

My fiancé and I have recently returned from three nights in Marrakech, two at Dar Habiba and one at the sister riad, Riad Cinnamon. Dar Habiba is down a quiet alley, just off the street which leads to Jemaa el-Fna. It takes around 5 minutes to walk there. It’s less than 10 minutes’ walk to Bahia Palace and El Badi... More

My husband and I stayed here for 4 nights in March, and it was the first time we had visited Marrakech, and Morocco. We can not speak highly enough of the service we received whilst staying here, it was incredible. Abdou was very kind and helpful, offering lots of advice, and helped us plan our trip. The food was also... More

Stayed here for four nights at the end of february.Just off a main alley between the Bahia Palace and Jemma al Fnaa its a beautiful simple Riad arranged in the classic way.Room was comfortable with a basic shower room. We were met at the taxi drop off by Mustafa who gave us plenty of useful and interesting information throughout our... More