The hotel design is exactly as it looks on the website- very chic. The brown room we stayed in was very spacious but the beds were very hard. A word of warning- the hotel is located in the poorest area of marrakech- at the dead end of an alley. Although this may not be intimidating to some men, as female... More

I can't speak highly enough about our stay at Dar Seven. Khadija and Rachid took such good care of us. We stayed in the Brown Room which was perfect for us. I looked at all the rooms and would highly recommend any of them. Breakfast was great every day out on the veranda. Khadija arranged a guide for us throughout... More

We came to Marrakesh in May for a three night city break and couldn't have asked for a better place to stay. We had arranged a taxi with Dar Seven and were met at the airport and driven to the nearby square and then escorted by the driver to Dar Seven on foot. We stayed in the white room, which... More

Dar Seven is a stylishly finished, relaxing spot, a perfect antidote to the busy bussling streets of the Medina. As described in previous posts, it's not easy to find; but this was part of the charm for my mother and I - reaching the hotel means an an authentic experience of the sights and smells that Marrakech is about. For... More

Travelled with my mum to Marrakech for a weekend break. I was worried that we wouldn't find the riad, but we were met at the airport and then escorted through the medina to the riad. A local person wheels your luggage - make sure you have change for a tip. We stayed in the Brown Room which was well-appointed and... More

Both my wife and I stayed here along with my parents in February and we were all in agreement that the entire stay could not have gone any better. Arriving at night in the Medina can be daunting, but don't let this put you off in any way. We were met by the wonderful Rashid who led us to the... More

A lovely riad and stunning rooms. We stayed in the White Room for 3 nights which we loved and then the Logica room for 1 night when we returned from the Atlas Mountains. The riad is close to Zellicj which was a good restaurant. The only downside is that the riad is very tucked away and quite difficult to find... More

Like other reviewers, I would concur Dar Seven is hard to find (ask for Dar zellij restaurant - everyone knows it and it is next door) but that is part of it's charm. Friendly efficient staff who got us tea and orange juice past midnight when we got in from dining, but left us alone so we felt un hassled.... More

I had booked to stay at Le Meridian Hotel in Marrakech at approx Eur 90 per night B & B but one of my colleagues had stayed inanother Riad and raved about it, so I tought I would give it a try. Then I saw 2 for 1 offer at Dar Seven via Mr & Mrs Smith- Times Newspaper, looked... More