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“On arrival at Riad Tizwa we were immediately made to...”

Written on: 29/12/2010

On arrival at Riad Tizwa we were immediately made to feel at home with some gorgeous mint tea, and shown to our rooms. We asked for a recommendation for somewhere to go for dinner in and within 20 mins a table had been booked for us and we were clutching a map showing us exactly where to go - complete with hand written instructions. The restaurant was excellent and we followed Hassan's recommendations for the rest of our stay. He also recommended a hammam for us, showing us several options... (read more)

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“Everything... calm, relaxing, classy, serene. ”

Written on: 18/03/2008 by davidandjulie (1 review written)

Everything... calm, relaxing, classy, serene.
Staff were amazing, cooking was better than all the restaurants we ate at. Breakfast was lovely. We felt safe, secure and part of the family. Congratulations to a winning formula... we cannot wait to return...nothing really - apart from coming home... and grief at the airport... seems to be no hurry...Bad points leaving to come home..... and no pool - it does get VERY hot. (read more)

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“I have since stayed there again and would do again in...”

Written on: 04/06/2007 by scribbler1000 (1 review written)

I have since stayed there again and would do again in a heartbeat. (read more)

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“Marrakech has many many Riads, and I have stayed in...”

Written on: 25/05/2007 by happytraveller137 (2 reviews written)

Marrakech has many many Riads, and I have stayed in about 6 of them... but Marrakech, Riad Tizwa is special. Marrakech is a busy place, but this Riad is very chilled out and a happy place to be. I met the owner, and he really made us feel welcome, as did the other staff at the house. For the money, you get well looked after and it has lovely lovely touches (e.g. natural handmade soap, beautiful gowns and a funky set of furniture and seating areas). Accommodation in Morocco can often be a hit... (read more)

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“I've stayed at more than one riad but Tizwa is my...”

Written on: 17/05/2007 by sschuyler

I've stayed at more than one riad but Tizwa is my favorite.
I stayed there on 3 different occasions and each time was as memorable as the last. The rooms and beds are really comfy and the communal areas are charming locations for meals and relaxing. All the meals in house were amazing, home made food just can't compete with restaurant fare!
Wireless internet was available and works best downstairs but I would leave the laptop at home and spend time eating the delicious food, using the... (read more)

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“Recently spent a long weekend at Riad Tizwa ,...”

Written on: 15/05/2007 by josephinecollins

Recently spent a long weekend at Riad Tizwa , Marrakech, it was my first time in Mororrco and I traveled alone. The Riad and its staff 100% made the trip one of the best I've been on. Staying in the medina is a magical experience and so different from life in UK. The Riad was stunning, the food was some of the best I've eaten, the other holiday makers were chilled, relaxed and a pleasure to occasionally run into. The Riad arranged everything for me, from excursions to nights out to... (read more)

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“I stayed in Riad Tizwa in Marrakech in Feb 2007 with...”

Written on: 15/04/2007 by happytraveller137 (2 reviews written)

I stayed in Riad Tizwa in Marrakech in Feb 2007 with my family and we had a great time.

We had firstly thought that we should stay in a hotel in the new bit of Marrakech as we felt that the culture shock of North Africa would be too much but a friend recommended this place, which is more like a private home. Basically, the old town of Marrakech is full of hustle and bustle and can be a bit overwhelming. Thank goodness for this tranquil zone. The house is really chilled out and the staff... (read more)

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