Short walk to everything in the Medina including the Fnaa square. Bit difficult to locate at first but the ever helpful staff came and got me from a very poor Riad that I had spent the previous night in. There is a difference between run down and charming and this Riad is charming. Staff are led by the ever smiling... More

We came to Marrakesh for a belated honeymoon and were initially planning to book an all inclusive hotel out in the Palmerie. We decided that to stay somewhere like that would be like staying 'anywhere' and felt a riad would be more authentic and more of an experience. Also we didn't want to be reliant on a taxi everytime that... More

On arrival at the Riad we were met by Abdou who proved to be very helpfull and informative and has a passion for the history of his culture, Morocco and its people. We arrived late and hungry you have to give notice to eat at the riad however Abdou kindly escorted myself and my freind to the main square to... More

On our arrival at the Riad we were made to feel very welcome and served 'berber whisky' or mint tea to us. All the staff where lovely in particular Abdua who always went the extra mile, escorting us to the main square on our first night (we arrived in the evening) so we could get food and even going so... More

The riad itself is very charming - a real oasis away from the intensity of the city. Upon arrival we were served a really delicious supper, however breakfast wasn't quite as exciting. We stayed in two of the rooms - Azerbal and Illy. The former was spacious and comfortable, however there are no windows sthis you like an airy room,... More

The riad is in in the Medina and the taxi is not able to take us to the Door . It is compreensible because streets in Medina are really narrow. There is always someone helping us and take car of luggadge. The riad is a good architecture inside and rooms are clean. Stuff are nice and it is easy to... More

This is a well placed riad with friendly staff - a good base and quiet.Rooms are basic and in need of some maintenance -at least the one we were in - cracks in the bathroom and unpleasant smell. If you are 3 people in a room its a bit crowded. Nice views from the roof. Average breakfast.

The Riad la Croix Berbere was a warm oasis of hospitality in Marrakech. While we didn't love the city itself the best of our tour of Morocco, we certainly loved our stay in this hotel. When we arrived, a large family group had booked the rest of the riad, meaning it was quite noisy, with children playing and shouting a... More

"Tout est possible" is what Omar said to us when we first arrived, tired and hungry and wondering if we could have our evening meal on the roof terrace. And that totally sums up the staff ethos of this place. Omar, Abdua and Ilham do a fantastic job looking after their guests and can arrange ANYTHING for you in double... More