Samira Group & Spa

Very friendly, good breakfast and nice rooms! The host has an amazing personality great exchange with him. I would love to stay here longer but unfortunately we have to catch our flight. I would never forget this place, it will be forever in my dreams!

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Excellent stay in this Riad. Great service, clean rooms, wonderful breakfast and great location within the Medina. I was most impressed by the friendliness of the staff. They were amazing. We also booked the hammam with massage and had a great experience.

My wife and I stayed in Riad Princesse du Desert for three nights in late April. It was a truly wonderful experience. It is quite a simply lovely place, exactly what you should expect from a traditional riad in the middle of the medina, It is close to many souks and a 10 minute walk to the famous square of Jemaa el Fna. It is also very close to the recently restored Secret Gardin, a magical Islamic garden to explore, and a cool hideaway when the temperatures start to soar. Our room, one of seven, was beautifully furnished as indeed is the whole riad. It has a small pool on the ground-floor/entrance area typical of most riads. However what really distinguished Princesse du Desert was the friendliness and helpfulness of all the staff. They could not do enough for us. They even organized a tuk-tuk which, unlike a taxi, can get into the medina, to take us to the Jardin Majorelle and back, as my wife has a walking impediment. And the food they cook and serve in the riad is to be highly recommended. All in all, a magical experience... Aidan & Rita from Dublin, Ireland

Everything was amazing but, when we're going to leave the Riad, they asked us to pay for a feed (5e/day), when our smartbox included all expenses. It's a pitty, cause everything was really nice: the welcome tea, the accommodation, the breakfast, the rooftop... Specially, the attention of the Riad's warden, Idriss, who was really close and helpful. But, at the end, you have the feeling that everybody want to scam you, Riad included, and that glooms the trip.

Princesse du Desert is a very nice Riad in the Medina where I spent 5 nights with my family. Though, I prefer his "brother" Reves Dorient only for little things, for example Princess has amazing wooden doble doors in arab stile, and Reves has it also, but handcafted in dark wood with fine details, like pieces of art. Both really good por some days in Marrakeck. In both you will find yourself in something in the middle between an arab palace and a old rich southern spanish house, the rooms arganiced in three floors surrounding a yard, with a rooftop. Yard and rooftop are the common places, to rest, eat or have breakfast. There they held an unforgettable end of the year party with belly dancers and musicians. The family room (both riads have one) is like having two rooms for 3 and 2 people separated by a big barthroom. And with no doubt, the team that runs both riads are the best part of the stay. Samira, Adú, Fatima, Hassan and his two mates... (and some more that I cant rebember their names), they are truly concerned that you have a good stay and will make you feel at home. For example, the time for breakfast is the time you decide. We had breakfast one day at 6:30, and the rest at 11:00. Also, I asked for grapes for the party, is an old spanish tradition, and they brought me some with no charge. I recommend it.

The riad has friendly staff there round the clock to assist you with anything. The riad itself is very clean, well maintained, and very charming. They serve meals and the breakfast included is great. Thanks for this wonderful service