Riad Honey

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : This riad is charming and quite peaceful. i liked the decor and the rooftop patio. staff were kind and went far out of their way to ensure guests are taken care of i found the location fine, just keep in mind if you have children or any mobility issues, or is a little bit of a walk- especially in summer this might be a little inconvenient
  : there was nothing wrong, I just found that for my own personal preference, I think there is better value for money to be found. compared to other riads Ive stayed in, the price was relatively high, and the room fairly average. breakfast was a little disappointing, being less varied and with none of the traditional food highlights that one might love to have again while visiting morocco. shower facilities overflowed into the bathroom quite easily.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The staff aren't the absolute best! I had an eye infection when I arrived and I have a gluten allergy (which is a nightmare in Morocco with all their delicious gluten full food!!) and they've went out of their way and beyond to help and accommodate me. They helped us with the transport a lot as well. Hospitality is in the core of Moroccan culture as it is, but Youssef, Karima and Brahim even exceed the already high standards. The hotel is very clean and well taken care of. It's very authentic and has an intimate atmosphere. The roof terrace is beautiful.
  : The location is a little remote. It's still the Medina but maybe a 15 min walk to the parts where most restaurants are located. Which wouldn't be an issue, however with a 4 year old child it was a little more challenging as it was warm and he didn't want to walk. We just used Tuk tuks or taxi's for the the commute which was fine.