The hotel is a typical Moroccan traditional courtyard-style hotel, Riad/Ryad. We took a taxi from the train station, and the driver dropped us off at the "Blue Gate" of the old city. Google Maps was a bit unreliable, so we relied on locals for directions. The staff were very helpful, showing us around the gardens and rooftop. The rooms were clean and spacious, and we stayed for two nights.
The breakfast tableware was beautiful and very Moroccan. My companion, Dongdong, asked if they had omelets, which were supposed to be served the next morning, but the staff immediately made them for us from the kitchen. For dinner, we tried authentic Moroccan couscous at the hotel, but it wasn't quite to our taste. What was particularly heartwarming was that during those days of heavy rain, the train tracks were damaged, and Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media platform) reported that trains were suspended. The staff called the train station several times to confirm if trains were running, and we finally left on time. Although it was the off-season and there were few guests, the staff and manager were exceptionally warm and attentive!
I wrote about my experience on Xiaohongshu (Rednote, China's famous social media platform), and I'm sharing screenshots here.
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