At first I was overwhelmed by the Dar Lalla F'Dila. The previous reviews were right. It is old but charmingly restored, with lots of original features. It is an oasis of quiet after the chaos of Marrakech. The room was big and airy. It was comfortably furnished. There are sofas for sitting around the courtyard and the rooftop terrace is... More

Dar Lalla F'dila is at the back of the Marrakech museum, a grand old riad furnished in traditional style. The riad is old and this is part of it's charm. The breakfasts are generous, we had fresh orange juice, coffee, fruit, yoghurt, eggs, pancakes and bread freshly baked in the kitchen of the riad. We stayed in a ground floor... More

The riad Dar Lalla F'Dila, run bij Mourad and Guillaume, is a good place to stay at when you visit Marrakech. It is i the middle of the medina, the Ben Youssef Madrasa, the souks and Jamaa el Fna are just around the corner. The rooms are specious and clean. The rooftop terrace is a good place to calm down... More

Having been a regular traveller to Marrakech but been unable to stay at my favourite riad I had to chance at a new one near where I wanted to be i.e. near Moukef. My first impressions weren't great. The door to the riad was opened by what appeared to be one of Harry Enfield's 'Scoucers' as a moustachioed gentleman replete... More

As soon as I got into the taxi and asked to go to the hotel, I was told that I had made a good decision. We were greeted by Aziz who took us straight to our room, then on a tour of the Riad and onto the roof for mint tea and biscuits. The rooms are massive and very clean.... More

We found Dar Lalla Fdila via internet search at the last minute. Because we could not book online due to the very short lead time, we called to ask about parking our rental car, and to book over the phone. We were reassured that we could park and enjoy our stay in the middle of Marrakesh. Murad, the primary person... More

Being a regular to Marrakech I like to find new place to stay & this one is amazing, right bang in the middle of the Old medina but also very quiet.. A beautiful Riad and amazing furnishing. Staff are fantastic and will do anything for you. Would totally reccommend for a quick break. Will be returning.

at least that what it felt for us after coming back from an exhausting day of wondering around souks and monuments.small 5-room only hotel which despite the fact that is lost in some alley that is extremely hard to find it is very comfortable and relaxing place to be at.the keeper Aziz did his best to ensure that everything we... More

Stunning small Riad. Large rooms and generous breakfast. Wonderfully quiet but yet in the heart of the Medina. The beauty of the place is it's design, space and true Moroccan furnishing. If you are driving, as we were, it is quick and easy to get into and out of the Medina.