Dar Aida

Recent Reviews: 21

• User: Bentheredunthat

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Host is a THIEF!

  Good location, nice room, clean (albeit some mold and peeling in the shower), cost more than others near-by. What ruined my experience was - day host MEHDI stole my cash AND he booked me on "Tour" that was more a taxi with no tour info AND he asked for more money when I returned (ripping me off TWICE) saying the price went up after he booked me and I had already paid. The night host Ahmed was very… Read moreGood location, nice room, clean (albeit some mold and peeling in the shower), cost more than others near-by. What ruined my experience was - day host MEHDI stole my cash AND he booked me on "Tour" that was more a taxi with no tour info AND he asked for more mo… Read more

• User: dbs_11

  Trip type: Family

  Clean, comfortable, very friendly

  Was a bit tricky to find especially with a car. The roads are super narrow in the Kasbah. Note there is no parking at the Road but a public secure parking a short 5 minute walk. Once we found it, it was easy to get around. Nice location. Close to the palace and tombs and souk. Rooms are adequately sized for two people. It’s dated but nicely finished. The whole Riad is very clean and well looked af… Read moreWas a bit tricky to find especially with a car. The roads are super narrow in the Kasbah. Note there is no parking at the Road but a public secure parking a short 5 minute walk. Once we found it, it was easy to get around. Nice location. Close to the palace an… Read more

• User: emaletoronto

  Most pleasant experience in Marrakech

  While it calls itself Riad Dar Aida, the guest house is more a Dar (more bourgeois) property than a Riad (more lordly and ornate), technically speaking. Yet it's beauty lies precisely in its simplicity. You find yourself in a little oasis of peace within the Medina and close to the Saadian Tombs where you are not constantly bombarded with the aggressive solicitation typical of the properties close… Read moreWhile it calls itself Riad Dar Aida, the guest house is more a Dar (more bourgeois) property than a Riad (more lordly and ornate), technically speaking. Yet it's beauty lies precisely in its simplicity. You find yourself in a little oasis of peace within the M… Read more

• User: jeanette a

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Lovely stay

  We stayed at the Dar Aida for 4 nights and had an excellent stay right from the start when we were met by Mohammed at the taxi despite our arrival being way past midnight! The riad is authentic and clean with all amenities for a comfortable stay. The owners and staff are friendly and helpful, even going the extra mile to prepare breakfast for us early before a day out and offering advice about the… Read moreWe stayed at the Dar Aida for 4 nights and had an excellent stay right from the start when we were met by Mohammed at the taxi despite our arrival being way past midnight! The riad is authentic and clean with all amenities for a comfortable stay. The owners an… Read more

• User: sdnacion

  Trip type: Couples

  quaint riad

  We stayed here for a total of 3 days.I loved the ambience of this Riad. It is located near everything. Market;JmaaElFnaa is walkable.If you have been to Marrakech,you know it's a bustling place but when you step in the Riad--you feel calm and relaxed.It's like you're transformed to a differnet area--so peaceful and quiet once you're there.The room we had was okay-the washroom was so tiny though.Ju… Read moreWe stayed here for a total of 3 days.I loved the ambience of this Riad. It is located near everything. Market;JmaaElFnaa is walkable.If you have been to Marrakech,you know it's a bustling place but when you step in the Riad--you feel calm and relaxed.It's like… Read more