Pensiones en Meknes

Jorge Alberto España

Very comfortable and clean room, central location and the Riad staff was very attentive (Ismail prepared tea for us and made us feel at home).

Livia Alemania

This is an amazing riad, in the midst of Meknes' Medina. The way from the parking place to the riad was approximately a 4 minute walk and easily manageable with trolleys. The design and style of the riad is awesome, very elegant and reduced - a welcome change vs. the overloaded decoration of other properties. We took the upper two suites and they were flooded with light and we were more than happy having ample space and a large bathroom. The rooms also had great heating, which we needed as the nights turned cold. The breakfast is impeccable, and we found the rooftop terrace stunning. The only riad with no television in the room! We loved it! Lots of restaurants nearby and most sights within walking distance. Excellent value for money - this property enjoys our unreserved recommendation!

Byron Estados Unidos

One of us got sick during our stay, and the staff couldn't have been more supportive, kind and helpful. We had to cancel a planned excursion due to the illness and they were very understanding.

Safaa Marruecos

I would like to thank Rachid for his kindness,being so helpful and also for his availability. The Riad was so clean and aesthetically appealing. The room was big enough for a group of three friends.

marta biffi España

It's been a pleasure staying in this place. The owner with his big heart is always available to help and to give you good advices. The place is amazing and the breakfast delicious!!!

Oksana Lituania

very beautiful and comfortable riad

Manuel España

La atención de la mujer encargada de la recepción. Llegamos muy tarde desde el desierto y nos preparó una cena, siendo Ramadan.

Voronov Israel

Great place to stay ,in Meknes. In the heart of Medina but quit and comfortable Very good restaurant inside

Michael Reino Unido

This spacious 15th century Ryad is full of charm and tastefully decorated by the retired Spanish professor owner, Abdlali. It’s near the entrance to the large and vibrant medina, but tucked away and peaceful. From the narrow front passage entrance you would not guess how large and amazing the inside is. We loved the antiques, especially the collection of painted window shutters and the ancient front doors. There is a large central floor to roof communal area for breakfast, mint tea and meeting the other guests. It’s designed to stay cool even as the heat outside builds. There are also roof terraces, nice for breakfast or sunset. There are 5 rooms for a range of budgets, we stayed 2 nights in the smallest room and liked being here so much we stayed a further 3 nights in the large romantic suite. The included breakfast was good too, with coffee, orange juice, msememm (Moroccan pancakes) and baguette. We were particularly impressed by the hospitality and enthusiasm of Mimoun, a young man from the Meknes region who took real pleasure from helping to make our stay enjoyable. We spoke a lot in French and English and I learnt to pronounce some Moroccan Arabic (Darija) phrases while he learnt some English ones. We will miss him but stay in contact and aim to return.