RIAD CASA LILA & SPA Luxe

We stayed in this beautiful Riad for a week and loved it. The decoration is gorgeous throughout, and the team there are very friendly and helpful. The roof terrace where the lovely continental breakfast is served is lovely, with great views over the old city, and it is good place to sun bathe. The Riad is well situated and surprisingly quiet given it is in the heart of the old city. The hot water in the shower was a bit erratic, and a fan would have been nice in the room at night as it was very warm, but otherwise we had no worries.We both had massages in the hammam which were very good. Overall, a lovely place to stay. Also well worth taking one of the half day walks organised by Eco Randonnees. Their coast and oasis walk wonderful.

Unfortunately we had only one night in this beautiful Riad, bit we felt like home. The staff was very friendly, we got a welcome tea, good hints for dinner in the city and a huge apartment for our own. There is also a Spa in the Riad, the programme seems to be quite good and at good rates (we did'nt test)

This middle class riad is fantastic. Close to the main street in the middle of the Medina - but when you enter the riad everything is calm! The atrium is very nice decorated, you can sit on various terrasses including the roof, the rooms are nice and clean. The service is great! Overall a very good place to stay!

Our apartment for 4 was spacious,.With tall ceilings and comfortable beds. Away from the busier touristy part of the city which meant quiet mornings and yet still a short walk to the restaurant quartier. Above all, it was the wonderfully warm staff that made for such a welcoming visit. We really felt a connection with many of the staff and it wasn't just because they were good with our two young daughters. They were also accommodating, well-informed and helpful in many ways.

It was the small touches that made this Riad; the rose petals, the vases of roses, the staff being attentive to all my needs, the receptionist being kind and caring. It had that 'wow' factor (for me, at least) who loves Riads and try to do 2 - 3 on each trip to Morocco. Maybe it was the combinations of the lilacs with purple dividing the symmetries of the building and giving the pillars of the Riad new life or maybe it was the dancing shadows of the lit fire that gave this place energy.