Riad les Cornes de Gazelle

The staff were very friendly and helpful, especially helping us find the riad, which is tucked down a small alleyway. Located a few minutes walk to the main market area. The inner courtyard is very peaceful and includes a pool where you can enjoy a refreshing dip. Breakfast on the large rooftop area was wonderful.

Beautiful riad, tucked away and quiet but with good access to Jemaa el-Fnaa and the souk. Staff were all friendly, helpful & kind. The rooftop is beautiful and is where breakfast, lunch & dinner are served - all delicious!

Lovely hideout or a hidden gem. Friendly staff and great breakfast. Rooms were cozy. 15 mins walk from Jamaa el fana through the shopping streets. Finding the way to the property was a bit tricky as the google map location was not accurate. Other than that great stay,

If I could give a lower rating I would. Whilst friendly the staff were less than accommodating. My friend and I had a double bed and asked for a twin room (as requested at booking). We were told they could put a single bed in the room but refused to do so because there were only two of us. On arrival we could not find the hotel because the sign was tiny and unnoticeable. A local pointed it out to us then followed us demanding money. He and his ‘friend’ were aggressive and threatening. The hotel staff had to speak to them to send them away but this did not stop them being intimidating again 2 nights later when they saw us. The hotel was down a dingy alley next to a partially demolished building, with cigarette ends and cat faeces littering the way. It was dark and we did not feel safe. The room was so narrow we could not even sit on the side of the bed as our feet would not fit in the gap. The ‘pool’ was small and cold. There was no natural light in the room. All in all it was an unpleasant experience and not the enjoyable holiday we had anticipated. Hugely disappointing.

I have given this 'hotel' 1 star and that's a fair rating due to the very unpleasant location. I stayed here 22nd November 2024, on arrival at the street, unfortunately we couldn't find the hotel and had to ask a local for directions, we were only a few metres away but the hotel is down an alley and there is no way to locate it from the street. The locals, two young men, then trapped us in the alley leading to the hotel and demanded money, great start!!!! The 'swimming pool' is the size of a jacuzzi, and stone cold, completely unusable. Breakfast was small, no choice, just a little pancake, a tiny portion of fruit, and a cake. I have added pictures of of the entrance to the hotel, which is located on a street that is very isolated, run down and full of beggars, very unpleasant. We were two women holidaying alone and were scared to leave the hotel at night. Very, very basic rooms, no twin beds. No drawers etc, we didn't even bother unpacking. There is no where safe to leave valuables so don't take anything of value.