This riad is dark and rather gloomy. The food was great but beware of anything fresh washed in local water, like the fruit or salad. U will most likely get really sick! Stay somewhere else more cheerful. Oh, I agree with the others that it is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy overpriced.

The two biggest perks of this riad are the staff and the food. The staff couldn't have been more friendly, helpful and welcoming. We stayed for one night and had both dinner and breakfast at the riad. The dinner was enormous and very good and the breakfast was the best we had in Morocco. The rooms are comfortable and clean but the decor is definitely eclectic.
I wouldn't go out of your way to go to Taroudannt, but if you're there I would definitely recommend this riad.

A truly genuine Riad run by the Moroccan owners, well hidden near to the centre of Taroudant, just do not let the maze of back streets which have to be used to approach this fantastic Riad put you off. The warm welcome and calm once through the entrance are immediatly apparant. The inner courtyard is surrounded by the rooms which although not large or luxurious are more than adaquate and furnished in true Moroccan style. What is outstanding and of an extremly high standard is the food , be it breakfast, lunch or evening meal, the owners wife preparing and presenting meals of an extremly high standard. One comes away feeling as if one has been an honoured guest.

We just visited for dinner, demonstrating that it isn't just 'bed and breakfast, by the way. It is the most beautiful place. We had a look at the rooms, which were very nicely appointed. The meal was outstandingly good Moroccan home cooking.