The Riad Massin was wonderful, a true Moroccan Jem!! For 4 female friends on a tight budget it was perfect; a beautifully traditional riad with a roof terrace and shisha tent, a lovely en suite room right by the courtyard in the middle of the riad, a tasty breakfast of pancakes, breads with jam, coffee and fresh orange juice for... More

5 days and 6 nights to experience hospitality Moroccan style. The staff are the main reason I would return, they were welcoming, friendly, generous with their time and just enjoyed their job and the people who came and went. Both riads ( 1 & 2) were fabulous examples of Moroccan architecture, very beautiful spacious buildings with rooftop areas to share... More

Allocated next door to riad Massin , The new added section Riad Massin 2 is worth checking out . Very light , airy , very quiet . The magnificient grand entrance is a jaw dropping experience. Extreme grandiose Moroccan wooden handcrafted designs are flowing throughout the riad , the foyer impressive size chandelier is simply the center point with a... More

The hostel has a really unsafe location, it takes 20 minutes to reach the main square and me and my friend had all the time people following us. Even the police told us that after 22:00 it was dangerous to be there, that we needed to get a taxi, the only problem is that even the taxi can’t reach the... More

A taste of Riad feeling with a nice courtyard in a convenient location. Very friendly staff; you are greeted with a chat and a mint tea, which makes you feel very welcome. Good value, definitely recommendable, although the dorm rooms could be a bit more spacious for my taste. The lockers are also not large enough to fit a backpack,... More

I just wanted to express my gratitude for all the staff at the Riad Massin. i just wish I could have spent more time there. The location is cool and the staff are excellent. It was a great experience overall. A special thanks to brendan, who was great and assisted me long after I left Morocco. Its a long story... More

When we arrived we were greeted by a very friendly English girl who told us about Marrakesh and offered us a map and easy directions to the medina. We were given mint tea to drink while they prepared our rooms. The rooms were small but pleasant and though the air conditioning was not strong, it was enough for the heat... More

The annex is better next door. The staff is friendly and the tea they brought us when we arrived was a nice touch. The rooms are clean enough in the main hostel but our air conditioner didn't work(which is unbearable) right and the bathroom that we were to use had a stopped up drain that was horrible not to mention... More

This is a hostel so expect some noise at night, not that it stopped me from sleeping thankfully! The breakfast was really really cheap and very nice. There was only a small locker to put valuables into and they are a bit rickety so my advice would be don't take anything you would be devastated to get pinched, not that... More