Place el-Hedim

It’s situated within the medina which is ideal although you will need to walk a little way from the Main Street to access it. It was down a dirty alleyway with some cats and poo which wasn’t nice. It’s not their area but perhaps they may need to consider how to make that first area more appealing to guests as it looks awful. Inside it was a very nicely decorated Riad. Breakfast was good and useful. I would say if visiting in winter months that this Riad was very cold. The air con didn’t seem to work in heating up the room. This was the one place where I could see my breath so that was a bit of a drawback. I’m sure in the warmer months it’s very comfortable.

This is an older hotel without any modern amenities. The rooms has physical turn keys to enter the room which was quite tedious to open on each occasion. Nothing fancy, linens and rooms were clean, Friendly staff and good location. Breakfast buffet was included and had a fews options, omelettes made to order, pastries, soup and a variety of pastries. Must mention the rooms had a slight sewage smell when using the water which would disappear after some time, I was advised this is common occurrence in this area. Room had a working ac which was not very powerful. But the common areas in the hotel as in the lobby and restaurant didn’t seem to have any ac which made enjoying the breakfast a bit difficult at times. All in all an ok stay. Would stay here again but it wouldn’t be my first choice.

Very easy to drive to. Across the street is a Marjane (Moroccan Costco) which you can walk to very easily. Has everything you might need for your trip. Overall very happy with this place