When I arrived here I had been ill for a few days, so was delighted to be welcomed with kindness & thoughtfulness by the staff. My room was one of the smallest, yet it was warm, inviting, comfortable and I loved its cosiness and charm. A great shower, lovely toiletries provided, a soft robe and rose petals on the bed, all helped to make this hotel that bit above average.

In fact, I loved it! Breakfasts were good, with plenty of choice - suggest you don't leave it to the last minute though. The bread, cakes and yoghurts are homemade and delicious. The cook will prepare you an omelette or boiled egg if you wish.

I took the Cookery course which was a lot of fun and interesting too. However, the actual food I had cooked was not all that interesting in taste when I came to eat it later that day. I notice that others comment on the food being bland - I ate dinner her on two other occasions, and then the food was excellent and perfectly seasoned for the dish!

Situated at the far end of the Kasbah, I enjoyed walking through this very friendly area, and could sense the community spirit here. I didn't take the obvious main road route to the main square as my knowledge of the Medina told me it was quicker, easier and more fun to go that way.

Would I return? Without a doubt! This hotel is a gem, with excellent staff, superb cleanliness, very pleasant rooms, an excellent menu, and great location.

This is a clean friendly hotel. It tries very hard to please and is getting their. It still needs work on its food which for my taste is a little bland. It has to be said it is a fair way from the main square but for some that might be a plus. All staff are exelent.

I have been to the fascinating city of Marrakech more than 20 times over a period of some 40 years and have previously always stayed in 5-star hotels and riads but was attracted by the excellent reviews this rather less pricy small hotel attracts. I am glad to say that my partner and I were not disappointed.
The southern part of the medina is somewhat less touristy than the northern end, perhaps because it is a fair (but interesting) walk to Djemaa el Fna and the Koutoubia, though less than 15 minutes from the Bahia and Badii Palaces and Saadian Tombs. We were tired enough at the end of the day to dine in, something we would not normally do; however, Les Borjs de la Kasbah offers an excellent dinner package if you dine in at least three nights, and the food is interesting and good. A small supplement for a Moroccan-themed dinner with music and belly dancer was well worth paying. We had no time to use the pool or spa but both looked inviting.
The conversion of several houses into a charming boutique hotel has been done most sympathetically and with good taste. Modern comforts have not diminished authenticity. The multilingual staff were invariably smiling, and readily accommodated special requests. The complimentary airport pick-up on arrival and the serving of mint tea and cakes whilst checking in are nice touches. We shall very happily return!

Thank-you to the staff and management for a great stay myself and group of friends all ladies were very appreiative of the attention given by all the staff - especially Mohamed and Hussain - special thanks to the camel.....thanks again - Wright party