Instead of going to any standard hotel in Marrakech you can spend the nights in a Ryad. Kind of Family house with very few rooms located arround a central Patio. With all the serveces (Including Wifi). A fobulous Terrace. For Families, couples or fiends.

- Riad Ennafoura, February 2009 - This is a small riad hidden away behind the Souks. A quiet, and restful place - a sanctuary from the bustle of Marrakech. The housekeeper was very friendly and hospitable, the breakfast was always beautifully presented though after several days it became a little boring.The room was spacious, with an ensuite and a small walk in wardrobe - however due to the layout of the riad, it was always dark inside the room.. The highlight of the riad had to be the roof terrace - relaxing, sunny and beautiful. One thing to note, was that it was very difficult to find, especially at night - it was hidden away with no directions, very few street names and the tiny streets always blended together.

riad bab agnou is a very cute, quiet comfy place. the location is a bit difficult to navigate. it took us 3 days to finally memorize our way through the maze. very far back in the kasbah. the staff only speak french/arabic but we had 3 ladies that were the greatest! truely enjoyed our stay there. very hospitable and they really helped us out alot. held our luggage for 2 days while we were out in the desert, let us use their cell phones to book tours.

This is not a hotel, it's an agency. When you will arrive to Marrakech they will assign you to one of the riads (renewed old "rich" house or palace) they manage. Take into account that riads are a different experience, in order to access to the one I had (Essaura riad) you will need to walk inside some impasses and markets (no access by car). As it is a small hotel you won't have at night personal on it even if you have a phone to call them if necessary.