Although difficult to find, this riad is really beautiful. We were lucky to have the room next to the pond so we were sweetly awaken by running water and birds singing. The tea and delicious pastries were fantastic. We had a Hamman and a massage and it was very relaxing. Strongly recommended.

First, the staff at this riad are genuine, nice and warm people....which was a culture shock because its rare for me to have such service! I've just got back from Morocco and spent 3 nights at Dar Etto with 9 of my best friends. The incredibly warm and hard working nature of the staff is definitely the first highlight of... More

We booked this riad off the reviews at booking.com for one week. We were welcomed through the large gates into a beautiful little oasis by Sayeed, whom we found to have a sixth sense, he always knew when someone was arriving and would wait with the gates open well before guests reached it. Morrocan cookies and mint tea was served... More

This is a guest house almost in the middle of nowhere, down an unpaved and rutted road, that is not lit, and is horribly rubbish strewn. Certainly not to be recommended for nervous single travellers or anyone without transport. But an interesting location which provides a window on the realities of Morroccan rural life. Staff Hadija & Said were great... More