Riad Sadaka

“4 Nights at Riad Sadaka”

I highly recommend Riad Sadaka. They have nice staff an It’s very cozy and with good food. Quiet and peaceful when you have been out in hectic Marrakesh all day. Can be a little difficult to find on your own. would recommend booking transportation from airport to the Riad

“Very-welcoming !”

We stayed at the Riad Sadaka for 3 nights and there is nothing to criticise! The staff was very welcoming. The location was perfect and we were able to reach everything by foot. We enjoyed our time at the Riad Sadaka very much and you recommend it to everyone who is travelling to Marrakesh!! If... Más

We stayed at the Riad Sadaka for 3 nights and there is nothing to criticise! The staff was very welcoming. The location was perfect and we were able to reach everything by foot. We enjoyed our time at the Riad Sadaka very much and you recommend it to everyone who is travelling to Marrakesh!! If we are coming back to Marrakesh we will definitely be staying at the Riad Sadaka !!!

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“Beautiful Riad in the heart of Marrakech”

Loved the staff and the tea they served. Room was clean and beautiful, bed was comfortable enough for a few nights. It's hard to find so make sure to be picked up and keep the card of the hotel with you at all times - you WILL get lost in the maze that is Marrakech. From here it's just a short wa... Más

Loved the staff and the tea they served. Room was clean and beautiful, bed was comfortable enough for a few nights. It's hard to find so make sure to be picked up and keep the card of the hotel with you at all times - you WILL get lost in the maze that is Marrakech. From here it's just a short walk to the centre of Marrakech and the staff was so amazing that we'd love to come back. The area can seem sketchy at night but we felt safe enough, even being two blonde women travelers.

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“OK but hidden costs and daunting location”

I chose this riad as it had high reviews so I was expecting good service but on arrival I was a little disappointed. This was not the first riad we stayed in so I have others for comparison. When we arrived we were thirsty so asked for a glass of water. We were given a 2 litre bottle of water wh... Más

I chose this riad as it had high reviews so I was expecting good service but on arrival I was a little disappointed. This was not the first riad we stayed in so I have others for comparison. When we arrived we were thirsty so asked for a glass of water. We were given a 2 litre bottle of water which we later found out that we were charged for. First impressions were that the riad was very beautiful and in a traditional Morrocon style. I quickly became best friends with their house cats Missy and ShiShi. We wanted to book an excursion to the waterfalls but struggled to communicate our wants to the host and we were told different pick up and breakfast times by different members of staff so we kinda had to play it by ear which was not very helpful. We were told the pick up area but not who we were waiting for so we were stood around anxiously for half an hour until a bus pulled up and phoned the riad for us. The hosts were not as friendly as we had come to expect from other riads and mostly kept to themselves unless we needed to speak to them. The famous mint tea we had grown to love was never offered to us so we always had to request it and we later found out that we were being charged for this too! This was disappointing to us as everywhere else we had been in Marrakesh this was offered complimentary. The location was OKish, we had mixed feelings about this. It was very close to everything in the medina but it is down a series of intricate alleyways that get very dark at night and a little intimidating. My partner didn't feel safe walking through there at night so as a result we called early nights whilst staying here. The room was good with all amenities including a safe but we couldn't work it because it was locked shut with no key or instructions. It's also worth mentioning that whilst showering the shower head randomly came out of the hold and fell on me which gave me a massive fright and has left a nasty bruise. They do offer very reasonably priced 'room service' at the riad but you cannot eat it in your room. I can however say the paninis were lovely. Overall, the riad was OK however not as good as we were expecting. If it is your first time in Marrakesh or you are not confident walking down narrow and daunting alleyways I would suggest staying elsewhere.

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