Riad Yamcha

“This riad, exceeded my expectations: - super clean - fantastic breakfast with quality ingredients (omelette, fresh fruit, msemen, pancake, yogurt, 2 different fresh juices, coffee, tea) - the best compared to 2 other 5 star hotels and another riad, during our trip - spacious room, nicely decorated, functional and clean bathroom - oasis of tranquility - friendly & helpful staff - nearby parking and walking distance from sightseeing spots”

“I had a great experience. The room was very large, and a bit dated. The breakfast is incredible. The service provided by the staff is also exceptional. My only main complaint would be the location is out of the way, and there is no close parking. I called the hotel multiple times before arriving and they did not pick up.”

“Absolute gem!! The friendliest staff, spotless clean rooms, great shower and cozy courtyard. breakfast was also super and refreshingly a little different than other hotel breakfasts we had. A parking spot is super close and they send you a detailed description on how to get there immediately after booking. The location in the medina is also great! Absolute recommendation :)”

“The staff were excellent and it gave a home kind of ambience.The breakfast was great.I liked the decorations and furniture in the bedroom and also the way the whole place looked. The orange trees and the banana plants added to the charm of the hall. The only problem is that they don't have parking. You really have to walk from the parking to the hotel. If you don't mind 10 minutes walk then you can go stay there.”

“Riad Yamcha is an oasis in Meknes. Recently renewed has a nice patio with orange trees where you can have a drink, a tea or having breakfast. We had the chance to get a very nice and luminous room directly on the patio. Room was big with comfortable bedroom and a nice bathroom with a comfortable shower. Every detail was well thought. Breakfast was complete and healthy. Very beautiful rooftop where we could watch the sunset while drinking local tea. It is located in the medina so you have to park outside of the gate then it is about 10min walking. Google maps helps you to get there, the entrance of the riad is a big red door.”