We enjoyed our stay,the interior is in maroccan style, Nice warm jacuzzi, very child friendly housekeepers and chef. Breakfast was really delicious, but not very extensive (no fruit, …).

Upon arrival the manager suggested the possibility of a special dinner in the riad, a rare occasion as it is a weekly dinner in turn with other riads. However, this ‘special’ dinner happens every other day and is not of very good quality, further there is a musician present during the dinner and he is playing until 11.30pm making is difficult for our child of 2y to sleep earlier. We asked one time the manager to fix a taxi to the city center and to was the most expensive one during our whole trip.

This place is amazing. Don't let the location stop you from coming. It seems a bit out but it's a short and safe walk to the main attractions. It's hidden but it's a hidden gem. Truly worth booking. The building is beautiful and the rooms are absolutely gorgeous. A lot of attention to detail. You are greeted with a smile and a welcome drink and snack. 5 Star service. Mustapha is very kind and helpful and welcoming. The area is quiet and there is good privacy. They have a jacuzzi and a pool. Delicious meals on sight as well. I recommend this as a stay

It was just a bit of a walk outside the main area of the Medina but it’s no problem.

Of the hundreds of 'Riads' (small hotels around interior courtyards typically without swimming pools and in the centre of Moroccan cities), Riad la Porte Rouge is superb while understated. With excellent wifi (though I often just connected off my Canadian roaming mobile coverage via Morocco Telephone), the place is an oasis in busy Marrakech in which to relax and, if really necessary, to work. Even the dominant cat is kind (and eccentric and demands milk from the caffe au lait served in the massive breakfast). The terrace is relaxing and there is a massage room. The neighbourhood is interesting. It is about a ten minute (complicated) walk from the major tourist neighbourhoods on a quiet side alley with regular Moroccans rather than tourists the majority in this quarter. For anyone with sensitive lungs, this alley (too narrow for autos and scooters) is an oasis (of less dirty) breathable air. Most of the tourist areas, see a lot of scooter and taxi traffic with the exhausting building up and sitting in the narrow streets. Once off the main street, the tranquillity of Riad la Porte Rouge is stunning and a balm after the extreme tourism not far away. Mustafa, who created this place with a powerful vision, is still leading this team of very kind and competent people. Sadly, Riad de la Porte Rouge fills up fast these day so I have not been able to make a reservation for December.

For the winter months, reservations must be made months in advance.

Loved it all, the breakfast was beautiful and considerate of my gluten free dietary requirements without any hassle! The riad is phenomenal, the facilities were always clean and the staff were so welcoming 🙏

The jacuzzi wasn't warm! Unfortunately we were here in winter and having a warm bath would have been amazing but it really didn't effect the trip at all we still had our in room massages which were also incredible.

This was the first riad we stayed in upon our arrival in Morocco and it felt like stepping into another world when we came in through the doors. It was beautifully furnished and felt very authentic. It appears to be family run which is rare for Marrakech, as we were told that most of the riads are owned by foreigners. We only booked the evening before and they got in touch right away to help us organise pickup from the airport. The driver walked us to the door so we can’t comment on how easy it is to find. Mustafa was so helpful and even ran to the nearby pharmacy to help us check if it was open. They have an alcohol licence so we could enjoy beers and cocktails in the courtyard. This was a nice bonus as didn’t seem common in other riads we’ve stayed in since. The rooftop courtyard is beautiful and there was a jacuzzi which we hadn’t expected. Max the eighteen year old cat was also stalking around in all his glory and we had fun playing with him.

The plumbing was a little temperamental and the beds are hard but this seemed to be the case in a few riads we stayed in during the trip, so maybe it’s common in Morocco? The wall between the bathroom and bedroom doesn’t go all the way up to the ceiling, which was a little weird but wasn’t an issue as the other person would just sit in the many common areas whilst one of us was in the bathroom.

Lovely riad on the southern fringe of Marrakesh - about a 15 minute walk to the main square. Big room with air conditioning and lovely view over the central courtyard. Facilities in the riad were great including the jacuzzi and pool. Adil was particularly helpful and recommended several restaurants.

Toilet isn't a closed partition between the room and bathroom, although seemed to be very common in Morocco. Location gets tiring after walking to and from the centre several times. Breakfast is predominantly bread, with option to pay extra for a complete continental breakfast. Drinks are very expensive inside the riad compared to local shops.

The overall experience was good, not bad not phenomenal but good. The facility was good, cleanliness was good and the hosts were helpful. The Riad is really quiet though and seems like it's not as popular as it once was, but it wasn't bad. The location is a little far from the Medina but cabs are easily found right outside. Breakfast was traditional and decent. Bonus: the Riad has an old cat named Max who is extremely friendly and cute!

The airport shuttle is overpriced for sure, 22 euro each way is ridiculous. I would suggest finding your own transportation prior to arrival.

The food was incredible!! Make sure you eat here, it was the best tangine we’ve had in 1 month in Morocco. We only stayed here one night but bed was comfy, and the rooftop was beautiful. Room was beautifully decorated too. It’s close to a road if you need a taxi etc

The hot tub was very cool but needed a bit of a clean and some things weren’t working. We couldn’t get any hot water but we also probably needed to run it longer - we were only there for a night so didn’t worry about it.

The relaxed atmosphere and the staff. A hot tub was an addition. The food was excellent 👌🏼 We had breakfast, lunch and dinner here and every meal was exceptional. Excellent riad about 15 minutes walk away from Jemaa el fnaa.

The hot tub needed maintenance and cleaning. There were only four sun loungers.

The property is simply stunning. It features amazing Morrocan interior deaign,very authentic. We woke up each day to a paradise, opening the wooden shutters and wnjoying the dexor and size of our suite. The stay felt like being home, and the staff made sure to attend to our wishes and questions,they felt like family. Transport, hamman trip, and dinner were organised smoothly. Breakfast was always sweet and not too much, but always somehow enough. Mustafa made sure to make a freah mix of juices veey early in the morning, and even when we by mistake flooded the bathroom noone made an issue of it. The property is old charm, it is not without a beoken tile or a speck if dampness, but it is to be expected in Martakesh, and adds to its unique character. Sheets were clean and we had hot water all week. Thw property offers a luxurious brand of toiletries in the shower. Dinners were made with love and we ahd a pleasure to taste some nice Morocvan wine. I will miss the old cat Max which stays at this riad. Do expect some loud invites to prayers over the courae of the day as a mosque is right on the doorstep, which is quite exhilarating. I am so very happy we chose this beautiful friendly Riad, although it meant taking expenaive taxis to the main Medina if you did not want to walk some 20 mins. Just a gorgeous stay, vwry romantic. Thank you to all the staff.