We stayed at Riad Dar More in Marrakech for just one night in March 2011.
This is an elegant, modern riad built in typical Moroccan style. Dominique, the very elegant French owner has definitely given this riad her feminine touch. It is very stylish and tastefully furnished and has an air of calm in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the medina. It is located very close to the main sights in the city, which are all very walkable. The riad is at the end of a maze of alleyways, as are a lot of the riads but, with instructions from the owner, you soon learn to find your way back.
Our room was on the ground floor and was very roomy and comfortable however, not much room for hanging your clothes. It was fine for us as we were there for only one night. If you were staying for a week, you would probably be better with one of the other rooms. The room was air-conditioned and had tea/coffee making facilities. The bathroom was clean and modern with a large, walk-in shower, however, no shower door, so be careful not to flood the bathroom. Bathrobes are provided. There was a delightful roof terrace with table, chairs and loungers and views over the rooftops of surrounding area.
The only negative point here is that although the riad has a beautiful calm atmosphere, this is somewhat disturbed momentarily at around 6am in the morning when the nearby mosque blasts out it’s call to prayer. It doesn’t last long but it does wake you up. However, with a bit of luck you will fall back asleep again once they have stopped their chanting.
We had breakfast in the courtyard, which has a lovely cascading water feature. Breakfast comprised of freshly baked bread and pastries with fresh orange juice and freshly brewed coffee.
Dominique arranged for a man with a cart to collect our luggage in the morning who took the cases to a waiting taxi at the end of the alley, which took us to the airport.
We only stayed here for one night but would certainly recommend using this riad for a longer stay. You will be made very welcome. This is a very elegant riad and the service is great.

We had a great stay in this riad, including a cooking lesson and shopping in the markets beforehand for the food! Eating our hard work (!) on the rood top terrace with a bottle of wine topped it off nicely! Very stylish decor and really comfy beds too! The staff were really friendly and helpful - definitely recommended.

We stayed for 4 nights in Dominique's beautiful and stylish Riad. She and her staff were friendly, helpful and unobtrusively efficient. The breakfasts had different items each day. We had dinner on the first night (need to order in the morning) which was excellent and as good as meals we had in more expensive resaurants in Marrakech. The Riad is located in a very quiet street, the local Mosque is close so you do hear the calls to prayer, but I imagine that will be true in most places in the old town of Marrakech. Overall a wonderful stay and we would certianly say at Riad Dar More again.

Riad Dar More is not a five star hotel and does not pretend to be one, but is a stylish, service oriented, boutique hotel suited for couples and independent travelers. Dominque runs the place with great passion for details and guests, recommending and making reservations at great hammams and restaurants, and we would think of no better place to stay when returning to Marrakech. Like in many other boutique hotels, the design sometimes seems more important than functionality at Riad Dar More, but it is more of a nuisance than a real problem.