Les Jardins de La Médina

非常棒的酒店，因為是我幫朋友們一起預訂的，所以剛才已經在另一條留言介紹了酒店，服務非常好，衞生很棒，非常有摩洛哥風情的酒店。離古城也很方便。

不錯的一家酒店服務很好，衹是房間偏小，設施老化

很漂亮！拍照出片，值得來

Have been lucky enough to travel to Marrakesh a number of times over the years and have stayed in a number of different hotels/riads. In the past have always compromised using a smaller Riad when wanting to be central and then larger hotels that tend to be on the outskirts when looking for some relaxation by the pool. Les Jardins de la Medina is a real find as it is the best of both worlds. Fairly central (20 min walk to the main square) but also has a beautiful garden and a large pool (by Moroccan standards). Rooms are lovely and the staff and facilities are superb. If I do return again to Marrakesh then this is where I will be staying and I would be happy to recommend it to anyone who is looking to spend some time in this wonderful city.

Fabulous stay at a wonderful place. From first dealing with the hotel before arriving, thoroughly professional and very helpful. Check in was smooth, welcomed by Abdul who served us tea and pastries. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. It’s the little touches that are so welcoming. Rooms good and spacious, breakfast was good. Wood recommend and hopefully come back again. Great location, inside the walled city but away from the madness down the road in the square.

What a great find close to the heart of Marrakech. Lovely pool and gardens, very nice rooms and good food served. Would def recommend

Set in the old part of the town, this property has the charm of old world Morocco with a team of people that help you relive its hospitality as well. Rarely have I been to a hotel very every individual is genuinely so warm and hospitable. Kudos to the management for putting together such a fine group of people and allowing them to do whatever it takes to make guests happy. We were there during the month of Ramadan, but this did not stop anyone from serving us as they would normally do. The beautiful garden in the property is teeming with song birds and one can spend the entire day listening to them and enjoying the lush green. The rooms are dated, but this, in a way, adds to the character of the property. Don’t expect a super luxurious experience but one that makes you feel at home!

This is an excellent hotel/ riad and we enjoyed our stay in a superior patio room. The room itself comes fully equipped with kettle, illy coffee machine, mini fridge, bathrobes and slippers. Supplied with water daily which you can easily replenish from local stores nearby. There is an English TV channel too. All staff friendly and helpful. Breakfast was a good full buffet but also can order poached/ boiled eggs as well as an egg station. They also serve fried bacon on request and have ham available too. Cappuccino and espresso also available to order without extra charge. Atmosphere around the hotel is good and you can enjoy the sunset from their their terrace. Also numerous places to chill and sit during the day. Unfortunately only a few of the loungers around the pool catch the sun and some hoggers during the day who leave their things to reserve. However no big deal as tables and chairs on which to sit and catch the sun and dip in the pool. We had a snack lunch and Sunday dinner in the hotel. Both good. Just note that by “squid” with the squid ink pasta, it was actually octopus which was good. A table magician was in attendance at Sunday dinner (don’t come too late or you may miss him) and he was at the Manager’s drinks party on Wednesday which was most enjoyable with small eats too. Cleaning was good and the evening scent on the pillow was nice. We had the hammam and massage. Next time, I would just have the massage although if you like steam rooms, it was nice and private with no sharing required. Location is good although note that it is in the Kasbah area so nearer to Saadian tombs and Al Bahia palace then Jemna el Fenna (Main Square) which takes 15-20 minutes walk. We ate nearby at Cafe Clock and a great street food charcoal kebab place diagonally opposite La Sultana Riad passageway. The street food place is not open on Friday but otherwise the place most locals went to; can’t miss all the cars parked outside it. We had 4 chicken and 4 sheesh kebabs, stewed beans, olives, chilli sauce and 3 breads for MAD 60. Note no cutlery so eat the beans with bread or bring a spoon. They also have grilled hearts and liver but we didn’t try although everyone around us was eating these. I suggest you try a mixture first and then reorder what you liked most. The chicken was the best for us. I would recommend taking their taxi drivers. Maybe more expensive depending on your bargaining skills but definitely worth it. I left my phone in a taxi and the doorman called him and returned later that evening.

This was a cross between a Riad and a luxury hotel in all the right ways. You got that traditional feel of Morocco but with the 5 star luxury experience. Everyone described it as an oasis and they are spot on. It’s amazing to see this little retreat in the middle of the chaos. That said, the hotel is within the walls of the “old town” and very different to the newer area of Hirvenage - which is where we ended up walking to for dinner most nights. Hirvenage was like the vegas of Marrakech. Whereas Les Jardin de la Medina is the old world feel. Both amazing in their own right. And although the hotel was wonderful - I am not faulting that, I found it in a quiet but slightly uncomfortable bit of town where there is a lot of rubble on side roads. We had an unfortunate encounter where a drunk local started picking up glass bottles from a nearby skip and throwing them at us. No reflection of the hotel, just be mindful when around the area. That hiccup aside, I would recommend. The staff were lovely and you do truly feel relaxed.