Riad Dar Saba

Fine design and surprising atmosphere

Nothing

It was a lovely, cosy riad with lots of candles and a kitten and very easy to stay in. The transfer was easy and though probably a bit more (£11) than a local fee, made things stress free. The breakfasts consisted of coffee/tea, freshly squeezed juice, fresh bread, croissants and even pikelets! Everything else was done quietly and efficiently - fresh towels, bed making etc The terrace, though has no real view has tables and chairs and a covered tent area, so great for lounging while reading or taking a siesta.

Nothing really to not like - I suppose it is a 20 min. walk from the central square and because the alternative would be to navigate the impossible souks - the road home is a bit of a dull walk. The alleyway that the Riad is on is a little small and dark, though we never felt uneasy, but not everyones taste, maybe.

Very pleasant hotel, rooms very tastefully decorated.Staff very friendly and cater for all needs.Breakfasts great.

Riad Dar Saba was a good experience: clean, good service, friendly staff. The only problem is the location. It is very hard to find and, unless you ask the riad to book a taxi for you, you will end up paying some dirhams to some children to guide you towards the hotel