Reviews of Riad Sidi Omar

the owner is very nice and friendly, open to help.

the bathroom did not have a door, but a curtain. The shower and the sink were full of hair of previous tourists, the bathroom floor was very dirty. the linen of the beds were smelly and stained, a lot of dust everywhere. For the cost we paid I was expecting much better. Very very run-down.

Good location, close to the souk and the Secret Garden. Fresh tea on arrival. Big breakfast. Although hard to find initially, the owner then showed me white arrows marked on the walls leading through the maze of streets back to the riad - which was helpful. Lovely old building with beautiful tiling on the walls. It does have charm!! Feels safe and tucked away. Peaceful.

Very hard to find, at first. Owner tried to overcharge me and then claimed that the Euro must have fluctuated since that morning (not plausible given she was asking for £30 more than the agreed price on booking.com!) Dirty carpets and sockets hanging out of walls - all felt a bit grimy and run down. My room was on the ground floor so was small, dark and cold at night. Breakfast was big but just lots of types of bread. Information was drip-fed/only in response to questions (eg directions to the main street, WiFi, the fact that there's actually a roof terrace...)

The property was beautifully decorated in traditional way.The hosts were very friendly and caring.

You cannot reach the location by car,It was difficult with luggage and kids. There was a bad smell in the room and toilet.

I liked how cozy and comfortable the riad was. The history behind it and old photos were very interesting.

It was difficult to find, however you can call Omar and he can direct you with the phone number linked to the riad.

Family business. Very nice ppl and wonderful breakfast

Hard to find the place

A fantastic place to stay in Marrakesh—perfectly located in the heart of the city, yet remarkably peaceful, with only the soft songs of birds to wake you in the morning. Omar and Karima pour their hearts into making every guest feel truly welcome, ensuring a stay that is comfortable and memorable. With its authentic charm and very warm hospitality, this is more than just accommodation; it’s an experience, a seamless immersion into the essence of Morocco.

Authentic Riad

Really simple, quite cold in winter for guests

Authentic Riad experience hidden in the tight alleyways of the Medina. Just getting there is half the experience. Great family run Riad with the best breakfast I had in Morocco (also the best amlo) and very welcoming hosts. Almost felt like you're part of the family.

Shared bathroom might not be for everyone...personally I was aware of it, but for someone might be a deal breaker. The facilities where very clean.

A very good accommodation in terms of both location and staff. Karima and Omar made me feel at home during my holiday in Marrakesh and were extra helpful in various matters.

Perfect location, breakfast 😋

I loved the room, it was sweet and intimate and just right with external bathroom and small central plaza for gathering with locals and breakfast, le petit dejeunner. I was looked after by Karina and she helped me with my trip to Essaouria and returning back tor staying again and the flight home. Breakfast tres bon, merci beaucoup auvoir for now

It was a little cold on the first night, I asked for an extra blanket and they were more thank happy to oblige. Thank you

Lovely hosts and central location

I really recommend u to stay there. Karima and her sister Samira are very helpful and I felt really welcome there.

Very traditional Moroccan riad.

Omar is very helpful. He prepared a good breakfast even if we had to leave the riad in the early morning. The riad is very quiet and elegant. Owners very kind. I recommend 100%, also the location is central.