I stayed one night at this hotel for New Years eve based on a travellers recommendation. As it was New Years eve I did expect to pay a little more. I got the last room. I accepted it and its share bathroom at DH300 to discover the room rates were published in the room at DH125. When I raised it... More

In a narrow street, through the dark door to a beautiful courtyard. Rooms are well maintained, clean and tastefully decorated. Dining room and the rest of the hotel is cozy and clean. Showers are doing well as hot and cold water in the morning and in the evening. Food is standard ones, are made ​​outside the hotel. It does not... More

Well situated at 6 min walking from the main square Jemaa el Fna in the medina but easy to find New Franco Moroccan team ... so friendly ... trying and succeeding to make you feel at home Nice huge terrace with jaccuzi on two levels with nice views Charming open patio for lovely breakfasts Nice traditionnal but renovated bathrooms My... More

This place was so comfortable, the owner is so lovely and the breakfast was delicious! Our room was huuuuuge, and came with an ensuite complete with a bath! It is really easy to find and not far from the main Djemaa El Ena square.

I love the charm of this hotel, admittedly standard not as UK hotels but why would I want that in Morocco? we have stayed here many times over the last 10 years infact I only ever stay here when we visit Marrakesh, we have stayed as a couple, with our wider Moroccan family (3 rooms) and with our small child.... More

Don't know what all the whingeing is about in other reviews, we had no problems, loved the over-the-top Morroccan decoration, and glossy pomegranate walls of the room. Sure the room was small, but it worked OK for us. Breakfast in the courtyard was adequate, and after the room we had in Barcelona which in itself wasn't too bad, this place... More

After almost 3 years I returned to Riad Fantasia - and I still love it. I just love the convenient location, the courtyard, the roof top terrace, the coffee and the fresh orange juice. Yes, the rooms ARE small and not very clean, and so is the bathroom. But he, what do you expect for 30€?

At first the welcome was frienly enough , after a long hot drive we ( my 9 year old son and I travelling by car trough morocco for a month) wanted a bed and a Shower . put the bags in the room,cleaned out the shower a bit myself , cleaned up ourselves and went onto the jerm el fnaa... More

if you are looking for a riad that is dirty, facilities that don't work, provides poor service and cheats its clients...then this is the riad for you!!! they also provided a 3 am wakeup call..for free..by a crazed moroccon who clearly consumed too much berber whiskey!! scary..