Mama Souiri Hôtel

great café with a very friendly staff!

Location wise I found it extremely great, as you can walk to the Medina for shopping and to the beach for sunset. Since the rooms were booked by a tour guide, we got the smallest room they had. They have bigger rooms so please check before booking. The small room comes with a small bathroom. Housekeeping staff could be a little more friendly and not treat us like nobody. Front office especially the bald guy (sorry for not knowing your name) helped us with our bags through the tiny steps so please travel light. Music sound at night and then the early morning prayer was too much after a tiring day. Will surely book this place if I travel again but a bigger room for sure

We ate at the hotel on the rooftop and were extremely disappointed. Bland food and slow service. Western style seafood lacking flavour. There is MUCH better food from the stalls throughout the médina. The views are okay but it is expensive and bland food.

The standard of the room compared to the price was disappointing, The room smelt weird and was covered with a cheap perfume scent, There was no hot water and generally was uncomfortable, the staff were all very nice and helpful.

A very noisy hotel right on the main street. I had an expensive room facing the street with a balcony. When I saw the room, I was assured that the surrounding cafes closed early. Instead, they were still serving food at midnight. Music played in the streets until late at night, which I could hear even with earplugs. The room was in poor condition: a torn curtain, an extremely dirty carpet, and a slightly musty smell. All in all, the price and quality were not commensurate.

The rooms smelled of mold, and the water took a long time to get warm. Toilet paper seems to be a rarity here. Everything smelled of cat urine, and there was no elevator in the hotel. Absolutely not recommended for older people.

The place is quite nice, but nothing works at the hotel. The tourist tax is €3, so 4 x 3 = €12, but they're asking for €13?! There's zero soundproofing, neither from inside nor outside the hotel. The reception staff are unpleasant, the sink leaks from underneath, and today it's raining, water is seeping in through the windows. Avoid this place unless you want a terrible night's sleep.

Having not stayed there myself, I can't comment on the rooms. However, the rooftop restaurant was a pleasant surprise. A small menu featuring local produce, seafood, and snacks, all well-balanced and tasty at a reasonable price. I highly recommend it! 👍 …