Dar Crystal

“Brilliant stay in fantastic position.”

The riad is the perfect place to stay when visiting Marrakesh; clean, spacious and inviting - it's the perfect place to retreat back to after the madness of the Medina. Breakfast is freshly baked and always served with a friendly smile. The roof terrace is a lovely spot to sit and read/unwind and … more

The riad is the perfect place to stay when visiting Marrakesh; clean, spacious and inviting - it's the perfect place to retreat back to after the madness of the Medina. Breakfast is freshly baked and always served with a friendly smile. The roof terrace is a lovely spot to sit and read/unwind and watch the sunset. Local tips and directions always on offer - personable service throughout the whole stay. I would highly recommend!

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“Very nice riad”

Me and my girlfriend stayed here for a week. The riad is beautiful. The services from Hamsa, Zach and the kitchen ladies were very appreciated. We had everything we wanted from them and the riad. There was an odd smell from the drains in the bathroom at times but it wasn't a problem. We enjoyed ou… more

Me and my girlfriend stayed here for a week. The riad is beautiful. The services from Hamsa, Zach and the kitchen ladies were very appreciated. We had everything we wanted from them and the riad. There was an odd smell from the drains in the bathroom at times but it wasn't a problem. We enjoyed our stay there and would recommend it!

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“OK place . Pay in Cash to not pay 15% more.”

We took 3 rooms for 3 nights at this place. It was average. Brekasfast was nearly all sweet food which we didn't enjoy too much. The one thing that we were unhappy about was the bill. Agoda told us the price we should pay and that the Riads home currency was in Euro. The hotel however showed t… more

We took 3 rooms for 3 nights at this place. It was average. Brekasfast was nearly all sweet food which we didn't enjoy too much. The one thing that we were unhappy about was the bill. Agoda told us the price we should pay and that the Riads home currency was in Euro. The hotel however showed their oacknowledgement on thier mobile phone which was $15 more. Not an issue worth arguing over. But then said that thier Card machine operates in local currency . So they converted at thier rate ( slightly higher then banks) and and added 5% ( invoice stated 4%) to apy by card, Total paid was 15% more than if I handed Euro notes and stuck to my acknowledgement. If you do stay here , pay in cash and pay in Euros.

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“Fine but worn Riad”

At arrival they had overbooked the Riad so we had to stay at another the first night. We got a bottle of champagne so that was okay. The Riad is very bright and that was nice. But many things are lacking. Many of the cushions in the common area and in the room was dirty. A big tray of oranges in th… more

At arrival they had overbooked the Riad so we had to stay at another the first night. We got a bottle of champagne so that was okay. The Riad is very bright and that was nice. But many things are lacking. Many of the cushions in the common area and in the room was dirty. A big tray of oranges in the common area was bad and flies was around them for days. The room was very simple and was worn and was not so clean. At our room you could almost not close the door when you used the toilet. In the shower you had to take the metal part of the drain up to get the water out. When the hairdryer was used is smelled like burns plastic and the last day we saw that there was a red glowing wire behind an outlet. Nice Riad but it needs an update and a bit bigger effort in running it.

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