Riad Ritaj

Great location in the Madina. Friendly staff, beautiful decor. Room was clean, and comfortable A/C was great too!! Fruit basket & bottled water provided in room. Note - Shower had only cold water, but this did not impact my stay at all. I’d happily return!

The facility is kept in high standards , clean and the staff is friendly and very helpful. Love the decor : it is authentic but not heavy. Breakfast is good and you can take your diner across the alley at Yahala restaurant. Highly recommended.

Is my first time to make a reservation riad ritaj for my customers and to be honest is it really very nice Riad good service clean my customers it was very happy Even I come every time to Mekns In Indifferent Riad don’t one is it really The best Thank you so much for everything and I hope to see you soon

Amazing foyer and welcoming staff set the scene for a nice stay. Good location close to Bab Monsour Gate, markets and many restaurants. Spacious room, but no tea/coffee/kettle. Beautifully decorated room following on from the foyer. Wifi worked seamlessly in the room. The only window open on to the verandah walkway to the surrounding rooms, but that is expected when you stay in a Riad. Rooftop terrace is available to all guests to look over the surrounding rooftops. Breakfast was enjoyable with a variety of food served to us.

Just a few metres from the square this is a good place from which to explore the lovely city of Meknes. The interior courtyard space is beautiful and the stairway and rooms are nicely done. The owner was friendly. Worth going up to see the view from the roof terrace but not to linger. Negatives ~ the room was dark, the bed was hard ( neither of us slept well) , breakfast doesn’t start until 08.00.

I'm not sure if this place really deserves a 3. I'm giving it a 3 because the lobby is traditional and impressive. But that's where it stops. Our room was very small, the wifi signal was sporadic, and the bathroom was absolutely two star. There were no toiletries, the toilet tank ran loudly all night, and it's the only hotel I've ever visited with shredded bathroom towels. Those towels should have been relegated to the rag pile long ago. On top of it all, the room had no windows. It had only wooden shutters that opened to an interior hallway where other guests passed within inches of your room. Basically akin to leaving your room door open to the lobby. Not recommended, Not worth the lobby. Many better places to stay.

LocatedI n the medina, an easy walk across the main square and up the path a bit We were served mint tea upon arrival, strawberries (sweet and yummy), banana, oranges and water were in the room. Very clean, needed to take stairs to the rooms. The guest room had multi-colored tile floor, terra cotta and beige walls, ugly rug-like bedding (bed took up the most of the room in my single other than a small table and chair), closet but no hangers, hooks on wall, rugs on floor. The heater worked well, no coffee or hot water maker in room. Tiny tiled bathroom with shower. No hot water. in shower. Sheets were pilly and mattresses very hard. There is a beautiful rooftop terrace with an additional flight up for another outdoor level and covered terrace with tables and chairs - wonderful sunset and 360 views, prayers herad across city. You can bring your own wine (or other beverage) and they will provide glasses. Extremely friendly and helpful service Breakfast consisted of bread, 2 jams, honey, fried egg, oj, coffee. Nice, simple, home cooked meal.

As with most riads, the outside is nothing to look at, but stepping inside is fantastic. The inner courtyard with running fountain is very relaxing. Room was clean and nicely furnished. Rooftop views of the city are amazing.