Riad Adahab

“Riad Addahab the hidden treasure of Oujda”

If you are planning to visit Oujda, Riad Addahab is the best place you can stay in. Excellent location, the service is irreproachable, the decor is just magical and the food … OMG…can’t describe how delicious and rich in flavors it was. I stayed in Riad Addahab during a short business trip but ca… Mehr

If you are planning to visit Oujda, Riad Addahab is the best place you can stay in. Excellent location, the service is irreproachable, the decor is just magical and the food … OMG…can’t describe how delicious and rich in flavors it was. I stayed in Riad Addahab during a short business trip but can’t wait to go back in a family trip for a longer period. A particular thanks to the very professional and welcoming staff. You made our stay remarkably wonderful.

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“Utterly gorgeous”

Riad Adahab is amazingly beautiful. The pool is calm, lovely, and clean, the "Moroccan Room" is like something out of a museum! One of the best breakfasts I've had in Morocco. Room #2 shares a wall and frosted windows with the reception area, but the deal I got made it still an extraordinary val… Mehr

Riad Adahab is amazingly beautiful. The pool is calm, lovely, and clean, the "Moroccan Room" is like something out of a museum! One of the best breakfasts I've had in Morocco. Room #2 shares a wall and frosted windows with the reception area, but the deal I got made it still an extraordinary value.

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“SUPER!!!!!!!!”

The best Riad and the best place to sleep in Oujda. Good service, friendly staff, beautiful house, swimmingpool, breakfast is super (i love the omelet) Good bed and shower, also with a good airco and heater. The riad is very clean and in the night you have security. Straight from the AirPort, 15 … Mehr

The best Riad and the best place to sleep in Oujda. Good service, friendly staff, beautiful house, swimmingpool, breakfast is super (i love the omelet) Good bed and shower, also with a good airco and heater. The riad is very clean and in the night you have security. Straight from the AirPort, 15 min, it is a small alley next to the main road.

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“Room deception, beware”

Whenever I travel, I do my research and refer to reviews in order to get what I want. For this reason, I write reviews of my experiences where possible. For this reason in particular, I am writing this review. There are precious few reviews about this riad and I've read much of them in the differen… Mehr

Whenever I travel, I do my research and refer to reviews in order to get what I want. For this reason, I write reviews of my experiences where possible. For this reason in particular, I am writing this review. There are precious few reviews about this riad and I've read much of them in the different languages. Overall, people talk about how it's a nice family run place with a great breakfast. But what about the rooms?! Room: Well, we booked a suite through Booking.com and were very disappointed with both their and the riad's deception. The "suite" was essentially a dorm room with a bathroom THAT HAD NO DOOR. You heard me. The suite consisted of a bed, a desk, and a narrow bathroom that was the width of the room. The "bathroom" consisted of a shower head on one side, a toilet on the other, and a sink in between. And no door. Anywhere. Except for to the "suite". Oh, and outside the door? Construction. Buyer beware. When I complained, the girl told me this was normal for Morocco. I just spent weeks in many cities and many more riads, and this was the only place like that! Shame on her for perpetuating this lie! Location: As others have mentioned, this riad is hard to find. Google Maps doesn't work in Morocco (offline only and even that doesn't work properly) and Here doesn't recognize the street. We were driving and got lost a few times. It's very near the gallerie d'art. Communication: We called to let them know that we would be arriving later in the evening. After several calls over some time, finally a girl answered who didn't speak English or French, and she hung up on me. Eventually, someone called me back who spoke good French. Reception: We had high hopes for this lovely family run place, especially as someone had written they provided juice and Moroccan cookies upon arrival. Although they knew exactly when we were arriving, we were received by a young girl who was only interested in our passports and her friend who sat in the middle of the reception couch seemingly absorbed by her phone. It was totally unprofessional and not at all welcoming. Furthermore, like most riads, there was no elevator and lots of stairs. Unlike other riads, there was also no one who took our bags up to the room. There was a somewhat older gentleman who helped us get the bags into the riad, but he stayed outside. Positive points: you can park your car outside on the street and the lobby of the riad is beautiful.

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