Was a bit wary about this place having read the recent reviews, thankfully we had nothing to worry about. Francoise & Maitte couldn't have been more helpful, our flight was 7hrs late meaning Francoise had to come and pick us up at 2am, not a word of complaint. The accommodation was exactly what we expected of a Morroccan riad. We had our own little house, the decor was basic but sufficient. There were no tea or coffee making facilities in the rooms which was a bit disappointing but the staff with gladly make you tea or coffee if you ask. A knowledge of French is really helpful as not many people outside the Medina and shopping areas speak English. Watch out for stall No22 if you decide to try out the evening food stalls in the main market, they are a bunch of con-merchants, do not eat there!! There is a lovely wee place to the side of the Hotel Baron (?) where we had a lovely meal for 81dhm - we were conned for 230dhm at stall 22 the night before. We travelled by local bus and had no problems, do watch out for the pick-pockets at the bus terminus though. The hotel was a welcome relief from the chaos of Marrakesh and we would happily stay there again if we were to brave Marrakesh again. Would not recommend for families though as too far away and nothing to do for children/teenagers. The food at the hotel is reasonably priced, you may think differently though, and very nice.

the adverts for this place are out of date, it is very shabby and tired, room was a disgrace, bathroom even worse, felt very uncomfortable during our stay,` all negative reviews written previously are very true.should be advertised as a backpackers hostel. no hairdryers, tvs, air con is insufficent, no gym,no childrens playground. the only positive was the pool....avoid this place

Stayed here for a family holiday for a week would definitely not recommend and have to say was the only negative of the trip.

Negatives as follows:

Place was much too far from centre - 40-1hr by bus (5dhr - local currency), 25mins taxi (60-75dhr), 30-35 mins to airport (200dhr) or 12€ (roughly 140dhr).

Inaccurate description of place - mentions tv, gymnasium, solarium, bar, radio - found NONE of these - when asked about the tv you have to pay extra (even though i wouldn't want to want tv when on holiday makes a difference when you have paid for something that is not there). There is a ping pong table in the 'games' area, when asked for rackets and ball owners responded as if was an insane request and responded that he cant find any. Broken swings and deflated football is what you will meet!

Paid for 'bed and breakfast' from low cost holiday, didn't mention anywhere what you were allowed for breakfast - what was seen as a breakfast for 3 people was small selection of stale croissants each day. Other than that the food is far too overpriced with hardly any variation each day had to have overcooked, bland, dry scrambled eggs. One pot of yoghurt is 1€ when you can get 4 pots in town for 20p!! The 'cheese board' for 2€ was a selection of dairy lee triangles and cheddar with squashed flies on it. Hardly 4*.

The new owner Franscoise was nice during the stay but was rude and abrupt when it came to the bill at the end.

Stay clear of their tours and excursions are very overpriced and are not worth it. You can find local tours that are half the price and you will be in better company!

The only positive was that the surroundings are very nice with many fruit trees and wildlife but unfortunately is not worth the hassle and grief experienced from this place.

Please please please avoid if you want to have a nice, decent holiday knowing that your paying for good value.

We had already spent 3 night in a 4 star hotel and went here for the remainder of the holiday as it sounded great, peacful and tranquil, Yes it was but stuck In the middle of nowhere, 40 mins by bus and 25 mins by car into Marrakech.
Although the pool was fine the pool furniture was very poor, shabby dirty, ripped covers not pleasant for sitting on. Don't be misled by the internet photos. They look really good. The rooms we were in - bedrooms and seating are fine but the bathroom led something to be desired. Smell of sewage often wafted in once the shower had been used. Air con wasn't working half the lights in the rooms didn't work.
Food on the first night was terrible had to send the food back (the meat arrived at the table practically raw) needless to say never had a meal there again apart from the continental breakfast. The beer prices were extorinate. they were charging 3 Euros for a small can of beer, which was the same price as the 4 star hotel we had just come from.
There was no shuttle to Marrakech for 1½ Euros this cost 12 Euros. Sattelite T V yes but no English channels. Owners need to be a little more attentive to their guests.
Its a pity as with a bit of investment and TLC it could be a little Oasis away from the frazzle of Marrakech