Riad Kalaa 2

We stayed at the Riad Kalaa 2 for our final two nights in Morocco. Most review will say it is a little distance from the car drop off point. With the Riad not having a sign outside, better to have someone guide for the first time. We were given the Ifrane room on level 2. It’s a smallish room with the bed and TV on a loft, which meant having to go up and down stairs. The room is not very well lighted though or maybe it’s just me. Leaving the curtains opened during the day helps. We can only call the room crammed. Has a small fridge and the smallest in-room safe I’ve ever encountered. No kettle in the room nor coffee making machine though helpfully, there were a couple of bottles of water provided. The bathroom is under the sleeping area. The shower area is however not fully enclosed and so one has to be careful not to spray water everywhere. Moroccan breakfast is served between 7:30 to 10:30 in the central courtyard. Helpfully, they do have laundry services. The restaurant is in big sister, Riad Kalaa, a short walk away that has a sign out front! The food was delicious and as a bonus, alcohol can be served. We tried a Moroccan red wine which was great. The riad is a beautiful property with excellent and friendly service. However, after much consideration, we decide to suggest avoiding the Ifrane room unless you are a sole occupant without mobility issues.

A recently converted riad and benefits from that. Room very comfortable and with excellent facilities. Great shower, gel and shampoo. Service by Sana and all the team outstanding. Breakfast very tasty and well presented. A very pleasant stay.

The Riad was lovely and peaceful. After a full day of touring we were greeted by Sanaa who was so kind and helpful. She brought us traditional Moroccan mint tea and cookies to enjoy on the rooftop. The rooms are all different-ours was large but up several windy staircases. The continental breakfast was so delicious and service wonderful.