Dar Zemrane

Recent Reviews: 82

• User: UnicornKing

  Trip type: Couples

  Charming Riad, best tea in Morocco!

  Really enjoyed our time at Dar Zemrane, we had a lovely welcome and were very well accommodated during our stay. The room was great, with a nice hot shower and both a heater and aircon. Personally loved waking up to bird song every morning with the 2 or 3 little birds that reside somewhere nearby. The Riad is in a quiet location but has little shops nearby and a great little place for a msemen and… Read moreReally enjoyed our time at Dar Zemrane, we had a lovely welcome and were very well accommodated during our stay. The room was great, with a nice hot shower and both a heater and aircon. Personally loved waking up to bird song every morning with the 2 or 3 litt… Read more

• User: Daniela O

  Trip type: Family

  Awkward vibe, limited space - not worth more than 1 night stay.

  dar Zemrane is a place to stay for a night and that's it! This will vary depending on the purpose of your trip and overall personality. For starters the rooms do not lock, which doesn't provide you with a secure vibe at all, especially in a foreign country. The vibe here feels a little off, although it's quite and secluded in the medinas, there's something about it that seems odd. Meriem was welco… Read moredar Zemrane is a place to stay for a night and that's it! This will vary depending on the purpose of your trip and overall personality. For starters the rooms do not lock, which doesn't provide you with a secure vibe at all, especially in a foreign country. Th… Read more

• User: lucybuchan

  Trip type: Couples

  Such a lovely experience!

  The Riad is very traditional and there was a real taste of Morocco when staying here, rather than a nameless faceless hotel chain. Mohammed was so welcoming and gave great advice to help us manage around the old town and dealing with people in the Souks. He even shared his amazing tea recipe! The location is right in the heart of the old town, with a 10 minute walk to the main square. It is a litt… Read moreThe Riad is very traditional and there was a real taste of Morocco when staying here, rather than a nameless faceless hotel chain. Mohammed was so welcoming and gave great advice to help us manage around the old town and dealing with people in the Souks. He ev… Read more

• User: Stef B

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Lovely - but please check the exact location before you go

  Reaching the riad was not as easy as we expected - we know Marrakech quite well, and having booked last minute, whilst already in Morocco, we didn't bother to look at where it was exactly (big mistake!), we just saw "bab Doukala" in the address, so we went for it ... But no, it is not bab doukala, especially when you arrive late-ish as we did, we were hanging around Bab Doukala, but nobody knew wh… Read moreReaching the riad was not as easy as we expected - we know Marrakech quite well, and having booked last minute, whilst already in Morocco, we didn't bother to look at where it was exactly (big mistake!), we just saw "bab Doukala" in the address, so we went for… Read more

• User: Krystina S

  Trip type: Couples

  Something just wasn't right

  From the moment we learned the rooms didn't lock, we felt unsettled. And while this riad is quite lovely, super clean, quiet, wonderful staff during the day, the moment we were "greeted" by Mohammed, the Night Manager, we decided to check out early and find another riad in Marrakech. This stay ended up being the penultimate stay in Morocco for us; we had been travelling the country for two weeks,a… Read moreFrom the moment we learned the rooms didn't lock, we felt unsettled. And while this riad is quite lovely, super clean, quiet, wonderful staff during the day, the moment we were "greeted" by Mohammed, the Night Manager, we decided to check out early and find an… Read more