My wife and I stayed at villa wenge for 4 nights, it is different to other more authentic riads we had stayed in, because it is modern, however this doesn't take anything away from the riad experience, the service is personal and it is a relaxing place to stay. The rooms are a good size and very clean, the bed was comfortable and water was hot. The riad is in a quiet location but still right in the heart of the action in a nice area of the medina. I can see how noise would be an issue however we had 3 other couples in the riad at the same time and we never heard them once. The wifi is good, the jacuzzi is good and the heated courtyard was a bonus. Would recommend to fellow travellers

All together we had 3 nights in the Riad: 2 in the red room,1 in the white room,an we had a very good time here:The Riad is in 5 min walking distance to Jemaa el Fna,has a very stylish Interior in black and white,a nice whirlpool on the terrace and a delicious breakfast.The (french speaking) staff is very friendly,helpful and always with a smile on the face. The rooms were spacious and clean.The TV didn´t work and some plugs were a bit broken,but who cares about watching TV in such a busy,interesting city like Marrakesh.We wanted to have tissues like they had on their breakfast tables and the friendly receptionist-lady (unfortunately we don`t know her name) organised them in no time,great!!
The breakfast was also very good with varying crepes and cakes every day.All in all we can warmly recommend this place as a "Oasis of calm" in hectic Marrakesh...

Unusually for me, i hadn't read any reviews of the riad before we stayed there, hence i didn't realise that the taxi wouldn't drop you at the door (because it couldn't, to be fair) and that a handcart guy would have to be paid to transfer our bags, so that didn't make a great start to our one night stay. But when we eventually arrived, hot and quite frankly bothered after trudging through the backstreets avoiding high speed scooters and bicycles, we couldn't believe just how peaceful it was.Literally the only sound we could hear was that of the birds,and when a mix up over our room resulted in us staying in a suite for a reduced price, we thought we would be in for a pleasant stay.
We ate out so i can't comment on the food there, but the breakfast was well presented if a little unimaginative, and was ok by moroccan standards.It was a shame that we couldn't actually finish it though, as the arrival of several wasps and huge flies was rather off-putting, perhaps they had been attracted by the foul stench of raw sewage, which i know is a problem in some areas of morocco due to poor or non existent sewage systems,and which was continually evading our nostrils at the Riad. However, i'm sure that in offering a professional service to tourists there must be a way of combating the odour.
As our room was a suite, we were very happy with it, it was big and the bathroom was quite luxurious, but as other guests have commented, a little noisy at times and as is often the case in riads simply because of their very nature, you will be afforded little 'vocal privacy!'. The towels were big and fluffy and the water hot, so we had no complaints there.
Just as we were checking out we were told that there was a problem with the card machine and it was charging guests double the amount. Well unfortunately our only option was to pay on our card as we'd been experiencing problems with the cashpoint, and the host informed us that the issue had been ongoing for several days now. That should have been one of the first things a guest is told, and as we had no other choice, we had to pay on our card and risk it charging us double the amount. As it turned out, it was fine, but to stick a tiny notice to the reception desk and expect guests to see it, is not acceptable.
Overall, it was a beautiful if pongy Riad,but for us, having to pay 200dirhams for an airport taxi and 40 dirhams for the handcart guy,plus having to make our treacherous way through dirty backstreets, means that we would probably find somewhere a little more accessible to stay in, despite having had a reasonably pleasant stay.

We had a unusual accident on the way to the riad which required q trip to the hospital etc. Staff were extremely helpful and very accomodating as we had to extend our stay for a few days why the bones healed!!!!
Will return there one day with all feet in tact!