Riad Bleu du Sud

An excellent venue and we'd be happy to stay again. There seem to be only 2 very hard working hosts and they are lovely people happy to help day or night. The rooms feel a little claustrophobic due to a lack of natural sunlight and vibrantly colourful room. The bed is very hard be warned. The room was exceptionally clean all the time. The riad, rooms and bathrooms are beautiful you will not find somewhere similar. Breakfast is simple and very well presented. The location could not be better. Close enough to the main square but not on a major street full of mopeds and donkeys. Wonderful place would stay again

A haven of peace tucked away from the Medina. We arrived very late due to our flight being delayed and were welcomed with mint tea whilst completing the paperwork. Once the necessary forms were completed we wanted to go to our room straight away but were told 'not yet' as the road guardian talked us through various tours and spa packages associated with the Riad, we were too tired to take any of this in and found this a bit irritating. We were asked what time we would like breakfast which is served between 8am and 10am and then showed our room. The room was beautifully decorated, but had a lot of furniture and we had to move a few things around to be able to get from the bed to the bathroom in the night without crashing into things. The wooden doors to the room and window shutters were rather flimsy so it didn't feel very private. The room was very dim and no natural daylight could be seen until you open the doors where you could see daylight through the plastic roof over the interior courtyard. The room was also stuffy but the air conditioning worked a treat once you figure out how it works. The water from the hot tap was scalding hot but easily rectified by turning the cold water tap on. Good shower above the elaborate mosaic tiled bath. Breakfast was very beige with lots of pastry, but they were delicious. As coffee lovers the one small pot was not sufficient and it took a long time to get more. Brush up on your French as their English is limited, but we did manage to communicate. We bought a bottle of water at the cost of two Euros which is thrice the price than the shops in the medina. You also need to pay a tourist tax which was around 160 MAD for three nights. The riad is tricky to find but once you get used to navigating it's close to all the action. There's no key to get in the main entrance and you have to knock to get in but the guardian is always available to let you in and I wondered if he ever slept as we were in and out all hours. Overall a pleasant authentic experience of staying in a Riad.

Sehr unhilfsbereite Rezeption, unfreundlich, desinteressiert und unkooperativ, nur Interesse wenn die Geld damit verdienen können, sehr schlechte Zimmer, muffig. Ich würde diesen Riad nicht weiterempfehlen...................

Pulizia, accoglienza e benessere all'ordine del giorno. Colazione ricca e variata. Khadija el il suo staff sono dei ragazzi fantastici! Ci hanno organizzato il soggiorno e ci siamo sentiti come a casa nostra. Ci tornerò sicuramente!!!!

Un Riad tout à fait exceptionnel tenu par deux soeurs et d'une équipe de personnes aux petits soins. Le lieu, les chambres, les repas, tout était PARFAIT. Les petits déjeunes sont copieux et différents chaque matin avec une multitude d'assiettes servies. C'était un vrai plaisir d'être dans ce lieu, c'était comme un conte de fées..Pour mon anniversaire, un gâteau me fut offert et nous l'avons partagées avec tous les résidents et le personnel. Nous reviendrons avec grand PLAISIR

Wir waren von Anfang an begeistert von dem in der Medina gelegenem Riad. Schon bei dem Ausfüllen der Anmeldeformulare bekamen wir Pfefferminztee und Gebäck gereicht. Unser Zimmer im ersten Stock war sehr liebevoll mit einem Himmelbett, zwei kleinen Stühlen und einem Sofa mit Tischchen eingerichtet. Das Bad war sehr schön eingerichtet und mit allem Nötigen ausgestattet. Der Waschtisch und die Badewanne waren mit Mosaiksteinen verziert. Zum Frühstück gab es Kaffee, Pfefferminztee, Orangensaft, Marmelade, Honig. Oliven, Brot, Pfannenkuchen, Kuchen. Unser Abendessen bestand aus einer Vorspeise aus überbackenem Baguette, Oliven und einer würzige Paste. Das Hauptgericht war immer eine Tajine. Und einem süßen Nachtisch. Dazu gab es 1,5 l Wasser. Der Service im ganzen Riad ist sehr familiär, freundlich und zuvorkommend. Man ist in ca. 10 Min. zu Fuß auf dem Place Jemaa el Fna.