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"Great hotel "

"Great service! Very nice people. It seems no hot water for shower, maybe I did not figure it out."

"Lovely property near to everything. Excellent staff and a big thanks to Anna the receptionist, hope the spelling of her name was correct, she was awesome and made our visit even better. Thank you! One area that could be improved on is with the room anmenties the drapes in our room covering the door, sink taps need replacement and the toilet needs looking at as it leaked off and on. Other wise a very nice property with a great meet and greet receptionist. Breakfast was awesome,"

"The Riad is not the easiest place to find if you are self driving as it is on the outskirts of the town. Local restaurants are a short drive away, don't walk. The owner was very friendly, and chatty. The Riad was a little collectors shop of memorabilia which made it very interesting to look around. My room was very nice and comfortable, although a bit cluttered with furniture. The food was nice but dinner was very expensive for what you received. There was no menu or mention of the price until I...

"This was our first stay in Morocco. Room was simply decorated. The tub in the middle of the room was interesting. Hard for me to wash my long hair but soaking in it after walking miles each day was heaven. The level of the bathroom mirror was too low, but likely limited because of room architecture. The AC unit stopped working in the middle of the night, so a few warm hours. Despite this hiccups, it was a nice refuge from the bustling medina and Tarik was sweet and helpful. "

"Great "

"Room was small. Hallways outdate. The floor in the bathroom was dirty. "

"Nice"

"Everything "

"Firstly, staying in Sale means you get a more "step back in time" feeling. You won't see many other tourists on the streets, the market is authentic because it's used by the locals and you don't get hassled and the medina is fabulous (walking around the medina walls facing Rabat was a highlight of our trip). We drove so you need to figure out parking in advance (most Medinas in Morocco are pedestrian majority so Google maps can be sketchy). If you use public transport it's a bit of a walk, but...