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"Facility is dingy, they need to turn lights on and get air flow through the facility. Many other Riads have air freshening machines. Additionally, We had an early morning flight and had to use the flash lights on our phone to navigate the hallways. The breakfast and supper was stale and lacked flavour. The wood work, ceilings, doors, etc. are remarkable but the facility needs a renovation and is poorly run. What is identified as a shower in the room description is simply a nozzle in the bathtub. This is a 2 star facility."

"This place was awesome!! Great central location, close to Bab Eljuloud ( blue door). The breakfast was delicious. The room was clean and spacious and the hammam and massage was excellent. The entire experience was authentically Moroccan and absolutely amazing."

"We stayed a week at Riad Mazar, and it was really magical! Not only every corner is a piece of art and magnificent; but also all the staff is extremely kind, welcoming and warm. Staying at Riad Mazar is becoming part of a family. The room was always spotless, the breakfast delicious and a variety of options everyday. In terms of location, a big advantage of Riad Mazar is that it’s at the entrance of the medina which is very practical and makes a big difference. The staff also gave us very good recommendations for our stay. I highly recommend Riad Mazar, and will definitely be back!"

"Broken glass, mould, blood on the floors, dirty rugs and hair balls , mouldy pillows , stained sheets, DO NOT GO I did not choose this hotel, hotels.com told me as we were boarding our flight that the hotel i booked couldnt honour our reservation and they booked this saying it was 5 star and better than what i booked. Its a terrible hotel"

"Excellent "

"I paid $400 for the room including tax. It was too cold at night. Normally in any hotel there's a thermometer in the room. I couldn't find it. I called the desk and they told me the heat was controlled by them only. I turned on the TV and watched it, and when I was in bed the desk called me in such a low voice I could barely hear them (telephone didn't work properly) to turn the TV down. I never turned it up. It was the same volume as when I turned it on. So they didn't hassle the previous guest. I left my phone cord & converter in the socket. We called the hotel and told them, then we went to pick it up. They asked at the front desk (which is literally a whole block to walk from the sidewalk to the front desk - it is not located in the first or second room of a hotel like a normal place. They said they didn't have it, didn't offer to call housekeeping, just sent us back up to the room where the cord was gone but the larger coins I had left for a maid tip had been taken, so I knew they were there. We then had to go back downstairs and tell the desk that housekeeping had it. A woman finally came from housekeeping and frowned at me because I didn't tip her - I had already tipped the bellman who took charge and took us up to the room."

"Nice"

"Breakfast was good, nice mix of selections. "

"The Riad is beautiful, traditional. The staff (Hassan and others) were extremely attentive. They even put together a care package for us since we needed to leave early in the morning. This is a quiet Riad in a residential part of the Medina but very close to everything the Medina offers. The food was delicious (although this is not a Riad with a proper restaurant and does not have a bar). Comfortable beds and good water pressure! Highly recommended."