Dar Zelda Hotel - Marrakesh

Man, that rooftop breakfast was everything! The staff treated us like family, serving up some dope traditional food. We stayed in the loft, big and comfy. Only thing I wish? More evening chill spots, but still had a blast! Oh, and Jamal really hooked us up with local tips, mad respect.

The hotel was a nice place for enjoying a secure area, very close to the medina, literally steps away from the Orientalist Museum and the House of Photography as well as two of the best restaurants in Marrakech, the mountains and great restaurants and the souks. The food was amazing - a lot of options. The entire staff were thoughtful and amazingly attentive. Very central location of this trendy boutique property was a bonus. Medina district was worth exploring.

Was all great.

The accommodation had a central location to most everything you would want to see for travelers to Marrakech. Overall it was nicely decorated and well-appointed with a patio.

The bed was hard, that's sad thing.

The warm welcome with mint tea and homemade snacks made us feel at home, setting the perfect tone for our stay.

While our overall experience was fantastic, the plunge pool was quite small and not really functional for a refreshing dip.

We were welcomed with refreshing mint tea and snacks upon arrival, which set a lovely tone for our stay. The plunge pool was a great way to unwind after exploring all day, and we also enjoyed relaxing on the sun terrace. The only small hiccup was that our patio needed a bit more privacy, but it didn't really take away from our experience. 😄

Charming rooftop breakfast views made mornings special.

Huge room, great welcome with mint tea, but layout was a bit cramped.

The beautifully decorated suite was a true oasis. Loved the rooftop dining experience, especially under the starry sky. Staff, always eager to assist with good suggestions.

The small plunge pool was more for aesthetics, not much for a real swim. A bit of room for improvement in maintaining patio privacy.

The staff were genuinely friendly and offered excellent restaurant recommendations. Exploring local sights, like the nearby Photography Museum, was easy with our adult kids.

My wife says that it would be nice if there were more family-oriented activities available.

The rooftop terrace is fine. Breakfast there is good. Staff are genuinely helpful, offering great local insights and restaurant tips.

The rooms were spacious and designed perfectly. Breakfast on the rooftop was a highlight, especially with those very nice views. We visited the Koutoubia Mosque and the Saadian Tombs, both nearby. Highly recommend dining here. The gourmet meals were lovely!

The aggressive two-wheeler drivers in the narrow streets made navigating a bit stressful, especially during busy hours.

Lovely serene spot in the Medina! Perfect for exploring with the main attractions just a stroll away. Our suite was spacious, beautifully decorated, and a total oasis after the hustle and bustle.

Who thought it was a good idea to have narrow streets for taxi drop-offs? I reminded me of an Olympic athlete dodging those scooters!

We stayed in the beautiful suite, and it was fine! Super spacious with beautiful decor and a cozy vibe. The bed was comfy. The private terrace was a nice touch. Only downside? The layout felt a bit cramped in some areas. But overall, a lovely space to return to after exploring Marrakesh!

The location offers a perfect balance of proximity to the vibrant market, yet the atmosphere remains tranquil. Dining here was a highlight. The cinnamon rolls and traditional meals was superb, with dinner served on the beautiful roof terrace under the stars. Unfortunately, the small splash pool was more of an aesthetic feature than a usable space, and at times, the layout felt a bit cramped. Despite a minor issue with room maintenance, the staff handled everything promptly was nice.

The hotel is located in a central area close to key attractions, it is stylish, clean, and has a lovely outdoor space.