搜尋烏納拉摩洛哥式旅館

「The staff is amazing, starting off with rosewater and warm handtowels when you first check in. Lovely place, full of charm and excellent location for shopping and touring around Essaouira.」

「Bedroom was clean but the place looks very dirty. The staff is really kind and for the price I can’t complain too much. Also very close to the souk and a lot of restaurants which nice 」

「Our stay at Dar Nafoura was made better with the attentive and supportive staff!! They went above and beyond to make us comfortable .. the room was clean and comfortable, Patio was amazing .. we would definitely stay again. Thanks so much.」

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「Al Manara is truly a beautiful well maintained Riad combined with some design touches that we appreciated and admired. Very clean , great location, lovely people and the breakfast is amazing. We stayed in a room which I believe was the smallest in this Riad as all sold out due to festival but it was functional. I gave it four as we liked to have an air condition and TV in the room. The riad has a TV in the common area only and no room ACs. Overall highly recommended」

「Our room (the Casablanca) was hands down the most colorful, gorgeous room we have stayed in and we have traveled a lot. The tilework was next-level and brought us so much joy. The rooftop is equally gorgeous, with food and nightly music that are not to be missed. The entire property makes you smile. And the only thing better are the people who work here. Each person went above and beyond to make sure we had what we needed and when my husband was ill, Rachida came up to give us her duvet,...

「Customers service to us are slowly and Impolite, place dirty, chairs are very old, stairs to room are very dangerous, awful! 」

「非常好，房间好大好惊喜！」

「Tout est impecacable, tres confo et cosy. Personnel super 」

「I had a wonderful one-week stay at Dar Amastan during the Gnaoua Festival and would happily stay here again. This riad had only been open about a month when I visited, but the hospitality was exceptional. The location is excellent—an easy walk to the medina, beach, restaurants, and festival venues while still being peaceful. The rooftop breakfasts were a highlight, with fresh orange juice, traditional Moroccan breads and pancakes, eggs, honey, amlou, olives, and other local specialties. The...