Staff especially Morad , is very nice and attentive from the moment you check in until the time you depart.
Owner Herve has even allowed for one of his employees, Morad to leave work a little bit early to show us the way to Djemaa el-Fna after dinner.

The staff were great although the french owner seemed to bully them quite loudly and publicly.They were all very attentive and helpful and speak good english.Lovely decor and ideal for visiting zouks.The food was poor and expensive-£6 for a beer.Better to eat out!
Rooms very clean and towels changed daily.

I left writing this review for too long; have loads of reviews to write; a lot to catch up with..
The dating system on TripAdvisor does not go as far back as my trip (February 2009), but still, I want to say that we loved this little place and found the staff to be quite helpful..
As we travelled in February, the water in the pool was too cold to take a dip, but we did enjoy lounging around it at night, with a cold beer and the requisite olives!
Our room was lovely and the sun terrace was nice - even though we did not really use it..
We had dinner there on our last night, but it was not anything extraordinary, and, yes, a bit on the pricey side..
The only thing we did not like was that they kept us waiting a bit longer than usual to get into our room in the first place, but it was no biggie...
Also, the owner (or manager), whom we thought was French, was not overly friendly to us.. However, he was quite chatty to other guests - probably because we speak no French.. But, then again, maybe it was just our impression..
I would definitelt recommend this hotel..
A taxi from the bus station had NO problem finding this riad - even though I was a bit nervous with his driving..
Of course there is dirt and loads of people around (outside the riad) - it's Marrakesh, not downtown Paris!
What I mean by that is that it is a totally different world, but quite charming, we thought..

Riad Yasmine is a paradise in an otherwise hectic city. The staff is incredibly friendly and will assist you with everything you need to get around. We instantly fell in love with Halfa, who seems to run the show. Her kindness is just the beginning of what you can expect of the rest of the staff. The rooms are comfortable and elegantly decorated with that Moroccan charm. The food their chef prepares is authentic and absolutely delicious. I am a foodie so I know good food and the meals we had at Riad Yasmine were REALLY GOOD!!! I asked for the recipe for a dish and the staff happily gave me step by step instructions. This is something that never happens as most cooks never want their recipes to leave their kitchens. Riad Yasmine is also one of the few places a tourist can find a cocktail on a Friday. This is going to be important to any non-Muslim travelers who are use to a little wine with dinner. We loved our stay here so much that, when we returned to the city, we came right back to the Riad Yasmine. By far our greatest accommodations out of the 6 cities we traveled to in Morocco. Traveler's Tip: Always ask the staff what cabs should cost as there are no meters in the cabs in this town.