Riad M'haïta

“in einer ruhigen Gegend”

Drei von uns übernachteten hier 3 Nächte in diesem großen Riad, das einen wunderschönen Innenhof mit Garten, und eine hervorragende Grapefruit Tree (wir diese frisch jeden Morgen zum Frühstück hatte). Latifah, die das Riad verwaltet hat sehr gute Arbeit geleistet und ihre Küche ist das beste! Es i… Mehr

Drei von uns übernachteten hier 3 Nächte in diesem großen Riad, das einen wunderschönen Innenhof mit Garten, und eine hervorragende Grapefruit Tree (wir diese frisch jeden Morgen zum Frühstück hatte). Latifah, die das Riad verwaltet hat sehr gute Arbeit geleistet und ihre Küche ist das beste! Es ist eine gute 15 Minuten zu Fuß zum Hauptplatz, was wir okay fanden, und auf den Straßen von Taroudant in den warmen Abend Nächte zu Fuß angenehm war. Es war schwer zu finden, und der Besitzer war in Frankreich und wir haben nicht einen direkten lokalen Nummer für das Riad, dies war nicht zu uns bei Buchung verbalised. Wenn Sie kein Französisch sprechen könnte das ein Problem sein, Verständigung mit Latifah. Wir handeln sollen auf der Preis und das, was wir bezahlt haben, war akzeptabel für das, was wir bekamen. Das Riad braucht ein bisschen von love & Wartung, und dann würde der Preis der Besitzer verlangt werden vernünftig. Alles in allem, wir haben unseren Aufenthalt wirklich genossen. Taroudant ist ein fantastischer Ort zu besuchen und das umliegende Tal.

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“Riad M'Haita - quiet and pretty”

Riad M’Haita is a very pretty, comfortable little riad, quiet and attractively decorated. It’s situated outside the walls of Taroudannt - although the website says it’s just a few minutes from the medina, this is probably travelling by car, as it actually takes a good 15 to 20 minute walking to rea… Mehr

Riad M’Haita is a very pretty, comfortable little riad, quiet and attractively decorated. It’s situated outside the walls of Taroudannt - although the website says it’s just a few minutes from the medina, this is probably travelling by car, as it actually takes a good 15 to 20 minute walking to reach the medina. Our room, Hammam, was on the first floor, opening onto the balcony that surrounds the lushly planted central courtyard, with its grapefruit tree, roses and climbing plants. The room was very pretty, with a large double bed, wardrobe, and a ceiling fan and air-conditioning unit. The connecting bathroom was large and tiled, with two basins, nice thick towels, and the shower and toilet enclosed in separate tiled areas. There was also a connecting hammam room which apparently you could book, but I’m not sure how that would work if you weren’t actually staying in the room we were in, as the only entrance was via our en suite bathroom! Outside there is a sun terrace on the roof, with two sun beds and a shaded area, and a further terrace on the first floor with deckchairs and two wicker loungers. Just inside there’s a lounge with a sofa, tv, a good selection of movies and some books. The stairs up/down are open on one side and quite steep, so I’m not sure they’d be too suitable for small children. Downstairs there is one large communal room with a dining table, sofas and a music player. There’s also a fireplace for the colder winter months. Just outside that room is a shaded area opening onto the courtyard, furnished with a tiled dining table and a corner with wicker armchairs, where you could relax with a glass of mint tea. Breakfast was served here and consisted of pancakes, followed by Moroccan bread with butter, jam and honey, plus tea/coffee/juice. We also ate one evening meal at the riad which we’d pre-booked at 14 euros per person: we had two stewed vegetable dishes to start with (one peppers and the other aubergines), served with bread. The main course was a lamb tajine with apricots, prunes and almonds, and dessert was a chocolate or vanilla milk pudding (a bit like blancmange … ). Whilst the food was tasty, there was no choice offered, and if you didn’t like it I’m not sure what you’d have done! Latifah , the housekeeper, was very helpful but only speaks Arabic and French.

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