Riad Oscaroi

Nach einer Fünf tägigen Saharatour der absolute Jackpot Positive: Grandioses Ambiente und toll gestaltete Räumlichkeiten. Sehr schöner Rückzugsort im turbulenten Marrakesh. Negative: War Alles supi

Positive: Nous avons beaucoup aimé l’établissement car il était très grand, 3 chambres disponibles avec sa propre salle de bain et ses propre toilettes, tous très bien équipé. Un grand canapé et un lit d’appoint est disponible si vous êtes plus que 6. Les clim nous ont été très utiles durant ce séjour où il a fait très chaud ! La dame de maison nous a préparé chaque matin un superbe déjeuner très copieux et excellent ! Nous avons eu la chance de goûter à son délicieux couscous royal pour notre dernier soir. Équipe très serviable, autant pour la femme de ménage que pour les chauffeurs ! Emplacement nickel pour les souks et même les activités !

Outstanding property in great location Positive: Outstanding property, well-designed, with high quality furnishings and good-sized rooms. Great location inside the very busy Medina but completely quiet once inside. Only a short walk to the road where taxis waited. Negative: The housekeeper prepared the breakfast and then made the beds and tidied up, as was expected and done well. However she then stayed in the property all morning, sometimes until 1pm! This is very unusual for a self-catering place and we felt it was an infringement on our privacy - when the details stated "you have the whole property to yourself", this is what we expected and not to share with a staff member every morning! In addition she had a habit of re-arranging things in the summer kitchen upstairs that we used every day - a little annoying, this should have been our area not hers! Worse than annoying was when she dismantled the coffee machine, presumably to wash it, and then didn't re-assemble it, so we had to try and figure out how to put it back - not easy! The rooftop summer kitchen wasn't well-equipped - we had to borrow a sieve and a sharp knife, and there weren't enough cooking pans. On the final day the housekeeper presented us with a bill for the coffee capsules we had used - 150 dirhams each. These were in the summer kitchen when we arrived and we weren't informed we would have to pay for them - usually anything that's in the kitchen on arrival we assume to be for the guests (free) use! She had obviously been counting what we used (by going through our bin?) which again feels intrusive. And it was lucky we still had some dirhams left as we running them down as were leaving the country that morning.