RIADCHENGLI

Excellent hotel 5 minutes from the gates of the medina. My bus was late, I warned them, they met me at 11 pm (!), helped me carry my bag, showed me everything, it's amazing! The interior is in Moroccan traditions, even though the owner is Chinese. Simply gorgeous The room is small, but everything you need is there, all the little things of everyday life are thought out. There is no kettle or refrigerator, but I didn't need it. The hotel has a terrace with stunning views. I am absolutely delighted!!!

Very nice homestay

The proprietress is from Keqiao, Shaoxing. She is straightforward and efficient. Breakfast includes soy milk, porridge, pancakes, buns, and fried dough sticks, and it is eaten on the rooftop. It is simply amazing! The room was renovated a few years ago and everything is well maintained. The hotel manager Saber was very energetic and enthusiastic. He picked us up outside the ancient city, helped us carry our boxes and delivered them to the room. We were happy to tip him. Next to the hotel is a Moroccan bath and massage shop, they only accept cash and just rub the body with oil, there is no force massage, don't expect to relax.

The room was clean.

This is a Riad opened by a Chinese. The owner is from Keqiao, Zhejiang. She designed the hotel, supervised the construction, and then managed and operated it with her son. We drove there by ourselves, and parked on the road outside the city to find a spot. If you find a parking spot near the city gate, it is very close to walk in. The hotel is very new and spotless. The linens are also very good, with shampoo and shower gel. The room is also equipped with napkins, and the proprietress carefully plugged in the sockets with domestic adapters. There are also no disposable slippers and toothbrushes and toothpaste (understandable). The hotel has a rooftop terrace with a good view. The temperature is very cool for breakfast in the morning (at the end of April). The proprietress is very attentive for breakfast. We stayed for two days. The first day had a Mosque breakfast, and the second day had a Chinese breakfast. The mutton buns were delicious, and there was also white porridge and pickled mustard. I had a great time chatting with the proprietress at breakfast on the second day. She is working hard outside, and I admire her very much!