Riad Amira Victoria

we had a great stay here. Great breakfast, very attentive and friendly. The owner also a friendly guy. With Hicham (great guy) we had everything organized for us, all taxis,transfers and tours. Easy and relaxed stay. Location is great In the Medina.

Very Nice Riad in the Old City close to several attractions. Good breakfast with egg, cheese and marmalades with a rich variety of bread/pancake/cakes and beautiful fresh orange juice. We spent 2 nights and got very good service and help in many ways. E.g they walked us t the dinner restaurant the first evening and they explained the best way to transport or walk between the attractions/restaurants etc. King size double beds with separate duvets. Good showers and quiet during the nights. Be aware that you need to walk a bit from your drop off from a Taxi to the hotel.

This is a little gem of a place. Friendly. Helpful. Excellent service. Clean and efficient. Mohammed the manager is a real diamond. He runs a good team. Whilst we only stayed for 7 days, I would happily have stayed for longer. I plan to return.

Ballarat

We really enjoyed arriving in Marrakech to be warmly welcomed into a lovely courtyard and served the traditional mint tea. Throughout our stay the staff could not have been more helpful, one man even going our for take away as we were too lazy to move after a big day of walking in the heat.

London

We spent 4 days in Riad Amira Victoria in November and we really enjoyed it. We were welcomed with green tea and cookies and then taken to our cosy and we'll decorated room. The stuff were always there to help and they gave us useful advice for navigating the city of Marrakech. Breakfast was nice,filling and tasty as well.

Vienna

Everyone was very nice to us, the service was very good. The room was quite cold and we tried heating it. We got very little information, when breakfast starts and so on. When you ask, though, they are very nice and share all the information with you. The riad was nice for us because it was far away from the city centre, so it was quite quiet, which we liked. Our room was still not that quiet, but with ohropax it was just fine.

Beautiful Riad based in a village location in the heart of old Medina, approx 10 minutes walk from the Jammu Al Fana square and sook. Breakfast is delicious and is served between 8.30am-10.30am daily. Hotel staff are very amenable and made our breakfast earlier on days requested. The hotel is clean, tidy and warm. We had three heaters in our room which we could switch on and off at our leisure. Staff are very warm and welcoming especially the owner Mohammed and Sufiyaan. As the hotel is based in a village the taxi will drop you off at the bottom due to the narrow alleyways. Be aware of people wanting to give you directions as there will be a charge to the service!! When shopping, don’t be shy to haggle as it is the norm. Shop around for the best deals before you buy as you will be given many different prices for the same item at different shops.

We enjoyed our stay at this riad. It is in the Medina, not far from all the important sights. Once you know your way you can get to the Jamaa el Fna in 10 minutes. But be prepared to get lost a few times in the beginning ;) The streets in the medina are full of action, hustle and bustle, but the riad is located in a very quiet street so the only thing that could wake you up is the muezzins or birds picking at the window in the morning. The rooms are comfortable and clean, the walls are a little too thin though. The breakfast is nice, served on the roof-top terrace at sunny days. It doesn't change much however, mostly sweet stuff. Some fruits would have been perfect, I missed that a little bit! The staff was very friendly!We tried the local hammam without a massage. It was nice, but not very long.Altogether, I can definitely recommend this riad and would be happy to stay there again :)

Ruislip

Stayed here with a friend for a long weekend. All the staff were delightful and very helpful. The street is very narrow so no cars can drop you off so make sure that you take the Riads phone number with you so that someone can come and collect you, you don't want to get lost around these streets! If you are looking for an authentic stay in the old town this is worth choosing. Personally next time I would stay in a large hotel in the new city to get all the extras. The rooms here have air conditioning, which is a must. Lovely roof terrace for breakfast but too hot at other times. Free WIFI available in communal areas. Free toiletries is just soap and shower gel. Clean throughout. We had a Hammam and Massage at the Riad, pre booked, for €60 for just under an hour. Good experience

United Kingdom

I am currently staying here now and riad was just as I expected it to be from the previous reviews. Great service & hospitality, close to the main Jamaa al fna square and very relaxing in a quiet part of the medina. Mustapha & sufyan are very good guys who will help meet your needs.

Manchester

My family and i stayed in Riad amira for couple of nights in August2015. The hotel is very traditional situated in the most traditional area. very interesting to walk through the little marrakech alley ways to and from Jamaa Fenna. Staff are very friendly. Breakfast service is very high.Beds are very comfortable. Moroccan tea was served upon arrival to hotel by Sufyan was delicious. I recommned this hotel.

Chester

A wonderful place to stay, especially for couples. We had read the positive reviews beforehand but still were not prepared for quite how fantastic the place was. Perfect location and facilities, helpful and friendly staff available at all hours, and excellent food offered (the breakfasts on the roof terrace were a highlight of our trip!

Chelmsford

We had originally booked the Villa Amira through Groupon, though our taxi driver was clearly more informed than us as he took us to the Riad Amira, and only when we entered were we informed that an alteration had been made to our booking.This aside, our stay was comfortable and enjoyable. The room was large enough for our needs - not exactly spacious but with enough veranda space to relax with a drink in the evening. The bed was adequately comfortable and the bathroom was functional.Location wise we were well placed to explore the old part of town by foot - something we were assured we would not have had at the Villa Amira.Breakfast was good, and though we went at a quiet time, the pool area was a pleasant addition.The owner was extremely helpful, providing us with an annotated map to help our trip. Furthermore, as an apology for the last minute change, we were given a bottle of Moroccan wine which, while rank, was gratefully accepted.

Liverpool

Excellent service but staff don't speak English. We had an awesome Tagine meal on last day. Hotel is a bit awkward to get to from Jamaa El Fanaa. Be very careful if one asks for help to get to hotel even if people are next to one's taxi, as some less than friendly boys were working together to try to force us to hand over money once we got to Riad.

Menlo Park

We stayed here as a family of 5 with very young kids, and had a great time. The riad is a small, family run operation in the small streets of downtown Marrakech. Finding it is hard without either a good map or a mapping app with GPS on your smartphone. The traditional building is beautiful with rooms clustered around two courtyards. There is also a nice roof terrace. Our rooms were small but very nicely decorated and clean and had arconditioning. We had two connected rooms over two floors which worked out perfectly with kids. The baby crib we had ordered was waiting for us when we arrived. On a Ramadan week-end the streets around the Riad were busy until after midnight, but the noise wasn't too bad. Free Wifi worked great. Overall highly recommended!

So when we arrived it was pretty late. Got dropped off by taxi on a road and taken to riad by a random guy who knew where the riad was. During the walk a few other guys had decided to also show us. After reaching the riad we was demanded to give them 200 dirhams ! Shouting and abusing at us. Pretty scary experience for a first night. Anyway if you are arriving late arrange taxi service with the hotel to avoid random people hassling you. The riad is very hard to find if you are not familiar with marrakech. Part from that everything else was perfect.

Wurzburg

This is a well-located riad, just around 5 minutes away from the busy souks an the place Jemaa el fna. We visited Marrakech as a couple and it was truly a romantic, atmospheric place to stay at. I especially loved the delicious Moroccan breakfast at the sunny roof terrace with an amazing view of the medina and the snow-covered peaks of the Atlas Mountains. Also, I recommend to make reservations for dinner at the hotel ( book the day before or in the morning of the same day) - the food is really worth it!Furthermore, the staff was very friendly and polite, as well as the friendly, helpful manager, who speaks at least 5 languages (English, German, French, Spanish, Arabian...).I would love to come back to this lovely little riad!

Leeds

Many tourists to Marrakech are more than happy to spend a few days in the sun in a luxury purpose-built hotel either in the new town or on the outskirts of the medina. They can enjoy all the comforts these hotels offer, have English speaking staff, the security of a tour representative, and having ventured into Jemaa el Fna and the Souks for a few hours with hotel transport provided, share their experiences with other English speaking guests. However, if your idea of a holiday to Morocco is to immerse yourself in the culture of the country then you won't find better accommodation than the Riad Amira Victoria. Your sense of adventure will be tested from the very start! Finding this Riad in the Northern Medina amongst the labyrinth of alleyways; not being knocked down by cyclist, motorbike, or cart whenever you venture out; and of course not being parted of your money by every conceivable trick most male Marrakechis will bombard you with should you pause in the street for a split second to look at a map or gaze in a shop window. Survive this, then you will be tough enough to turn a blind eye to the eccentricities of the Amira Victoria. These include:- no overt greeting on arrival, no helpful welcome pack in your room ( you have to find out for yourself remembering any French you learnt at school ), the one-way mirrors from your bedroom into the courtyard, and the lack of heating in the dining room for the duration of our seven nights half board stay gave rise to memories of feeling cold rather than the quality of the varied meals.Instead and hopefully, your favourite memories from this Riad will be the alfresco breakfasts on the roof terrace (individual bays for each room) with views of the snow-capped Atlas mountains in clear blue skies whilst being served by the consummate professional Mustafa dressed in his pristine black uniform, white gloves, and occasionally sporting a red Fez. That's a memory to go with your Moroccan adventure.

Portugal, Sunday, June 4, 2023

everything and the staff was super helpful

United Kingdom, Thursday, April 27, 2023

Hospitality amazing. Treating on the top level.

Argentina, Monday, January 2, 2023

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United Kingdom, Thursday, December 29, 2022

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Hungary, Tuesday, November 29, 2022

-it was very clean, cosy, looked very very luxurious and it’s a very safe accomodation. You can’t enter the Riad yourself, you have to ring the reception and they will come downstairs and open the door for you. doesn’t matter what time you arrive at the place. -everyone was super kind, even adjusted the breakfast to us a little bit when we had to leave early in the morning for excursions and the airport - they helped us in many things - were able to provide us airport shuttle our last day at 4.15 and we asked for it the day before at 9PM

Romania, Tuesday, May 31, 2022

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Austria, Sunday, May 29, 2022

Price-perfomance ratio is very good, very cosy and clean rooms, delicious breakfast, authentic and traditional moroccan Riad, very friendly and helpful staff!

Ireland, Friday, May 27, 2022

The Riad Amira Victoria is very close to the old School in Medina and a couple of minutes from the main square. You will need Google maps(sim card cost 10eu in the airport) in the medina to help you around in case you get lost. The riad also recommended a tour guide which was great on our first day! He brought us to try the tipical Moroccan beans breakfast, to shops such as leather craft, argan oils, to eat tagine for lunch etc. Riad is exactly what you see in the pics. It is beautiful and the rooms were spacious and beautiful Moroccan style! We were very happy with our breakfast. Staff were extremely friendly specially Hicham(sorry if I wrote it wrong), he was very helpful and welcoming! Highly recommend this Riad.

Morocco, Monday, May 23, 2022

Nice looking rooms and chill areas, good service.

Argentina, Thursday, May 5, 2022

It was a very warm welcome in the riad. Hamid was an excellent host! He helped with everything and had always good advises for me. The location is nicely quiet and central.

Canada, Monday, May 2, 2022

Fantastic place to stay, the owner and staff are amazing!!

Norway, Sunday, March 27, 2022

Nice breakfast. Got nice recommendations for restaurants from the owner. Also a very cheap option, but still very nice food. Pickup from the airport went well. Service minded staff. Helped when some had delayed luggage.