Riad Villa Wengé

“Loved it ! amazing lovely staff.”

Oh my goodness! I cannot recommend this accommodation highly enough. Not only was this Riad brilliantly placed in the Medina but it was chic, comfortable and extremely clean. However, it is the staff who made this a wonderful stay. I’ve stayed in expensive hotels with the usual corporate politenes… more

Oh my goodness! I cannot recommend this accommodation highly enough. Not only was this Riad brilliantly placed in the Medina but it was chic, comfortable and extremely clean. However, it is the staff who made this a wonderful stay. I’ve stayed in expensive hotels with the usual corporate politeness but the staff here went above and beyond that. The manager Abdul was super efficient but importantly thoroughly nice. He anticipated our every need and questions with patience and kindness that went far beyond anything I’ve experienced before. Aziz ( and, another young man on in evening and night) were equally thoughtful and considerate and my friend and I were most touched by how they really looked after us. The ladies that looked after our room were warm and friendly as were spa staff. This accommodation and staff were so impressive that we urge anyone to book here. Outstanding value also, brilliant breakfasts! Cannot recommend enough, we were bowled over my our experience here. !

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“Perfect riad, perfect location”

What a gorgeous riad in the most perfect location in the medina of Marrakech. Modern, tastful and simple decor with such personal service from the staff made our stay perfect. Quiet rooftop area with tables, sofas and cabana day beds and hot tub, well needed after 20,000 steps round the city! We… more

What a gorgeous riad in the most perfect location in the medina of Marrakech. Modern, tastful and simple decor with such personal service from the staff made our stay perfect. Quiet rooftop area with tables, sofas and cabana day beds and hot tub, well needed after 20,000 steps round the city! We used the hammam and spa and had dinner in riad one evening. Would highly recommend if staying, booking the couples treatment Many thanks to all of the staff. We will be back!!

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“Beautiful, tasteful small Riad in an excellent location”

We stayed 3 nights in July with our 4 teen children in a double deluxe room and a suite accommodating 4 people. Both rooms were lovely although the suite was particularly impressive in its space and decoration and very large, plush bathroom. We slept very well on the excellent mattresses (the rooms… more

We stayed 3 nights in July with our 4 teen children in a double deluxe room and a suite accommodating 4 people. Both rooms were lovely although the suite was particularly impressive in its space and decoration and very large, plush bathroom. We slept very well on the excellent mattresses (the rooms were very pleasantly cooled) and found the Riad to be very peaceful and relaxing (a great antidote to the hustle and bustle of the Medina, the vibrant smells, colours and sounds of the Souk). The personnel was extremely courteous and obliging. Breakfast was excellent with fresh fruit juice and fruits, a choice of pastries and pancakes, homemade yoghurts and fresh eggs (a wonderful way to start the day). The Riad is in an excellent location, at the heart of the Medina, close to the main Jema El Fna square and many good restaurants (we particularly liked l'mida around the corner for excellent food and rooftop views). It is beautifully decorated in soothing tones of beige and moss green and in a very tasteful combination of modern and traditional style. One can sense that much devotion has gone into making this Riad a little gem of its own.

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“Perfect city break location”

We stayed here for a 4 night city break in Marrakech and we cannot fault it. We was collected from the airport by a private transfer, we organised this ourselves with the hotel and was for a cost of €18 (slightly more than you’d pay for a normal taxi but a nice option whilst you get yourself famili… more

We stayed here for a 4 night city break in Marrakech and we cannot fault it. We was collected from the airport by a private transfer, we organised this ourselves with the hotel and was for a cost of €18 (slightly more than you’d pay for a normal taxi but a nice option whilst you get yourself familiar with the locals) when we reached the nearby Jemaa el-Fnaa we were greeted by a porter who took our bags and walked us through to our Riad, it’s pretty easy to get your bearings after a few walks out and about but the first time can get a little confusing so this was a great touch! The Riad itself is absolutely stunning. Clean, and modern but still keeping within Moroccan tradition. We were welcomed with a tray of mint tea and cakes, check-in is around 3pm and we were able to leave our belongings and head off to explore. We had the most beautiful meal on the first evening of arrival, for us this was complimentary, as they had mistakenly over booked the Riad for a large group on our last night and had to relocate us, but as it was just the two of us this was no issue! Breakfast is all you could ask for and included within the price of the stay, a choice of tea or coffee, fresh orange juice, eggs, breads, jams, honey and yoghurt each morning, definitely sets you up for a long day of sightseeing. All of the staff at this Riad were so amazing, super helpful and able to help you organise any trips, excursions or bookings you weren’t able to do alone if you asked them to. The Riad of an evening is really quiet, which we loved, but some other guests aren’t so considerate and you can hear doors being opened and closed until around midnight as well as showers running, toilets flushing and conversations. We were exhausted at the end of each day so this didn’t stop us getting to sleep but for some people this could be an issue. You will also be able to hear the Call to Prayer around 2/3am each night from the nearby mosque, not overly loud but enough to wake you, so something else to consider for your stay.

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