Riad Tafilag

Absolutely wonderful people. An incredibly beautiful riad! One of the most beautiful I saw on my trip through Morocco. The service couldn't have been better. I just want to say thank you!

It’s like we are used to it in morocco: the entrance is somehow scary, but once you enter the Riad you are blown away how beautiful it is. But even more important: the people working here are so friendly that you feel at home immediately. Gorgeous rooms and good breakfast. We can definitely recommend this place.

Riad Tafilag is a gem in Taroudant. The staff is very helpful and provides you in all the comfort you need. Make dure that you use their diner option. Its the best food we had in Marocco during our two week trip! Situated in the city center it is a great spot to explore the city. Car parking on the premisis is not available but you can safely park your car at 200 metres disfance from the riad.

Unfortunately, we only slept one night in this riad, which was a shame because it was a beautiful riad with a beautiful room. Our room was very spacious, clean, and well-maintained. We had our own small balcony. There is a small pool in the riad to cool off and get away from the busy city. Dinner was very tasty, and breakfast was also good, with all kinds of homemade jams. The staff also seemed to enjoy each other's company, which is a good sign. Thanks for the service!

The riad is truly beautiful and impeccably maintained. The staff is incredibly attentive, and the food is excellent. Our room didn't have a terrace, but it did have air conditioning, no TV, comfortable bedding, and a very nice shower room. You have to park your car in one of the nearby private parking lots and walk a short distance to reach Assarag Square. Massages are available on-site. The room was large, lovely, and well-equipped except for the TV. Tea-making facilities, a kettle, sugar, and tea bags were provided. There was a large double bed and a single bed, both with comfortable bedding, a little firm as is often the case in Morocco, but we liked it. Air conditioning and a lovely shower room with complimentary shower gel were also provided.

Let's face it, southern Morocco has a problem with waste management, and the streets of Taroudant's medina are no exception. So, when you slip into a dark alleyway to reach the entrance, you might not have high expectations, but instead... a clean and pleasant environment awaits you, with a welcome that for Ligurians accustomed to few frills is almost embarrassing, starting with the welcome tea served in the riad's internal courtyard and ending with the almost total availability of the various staff members. And we had booked the cheapest room for just one night (I dare say...), which nevertheless had a spacious bathroom and a small veranda. Delicious jams were served for breakfast. Our bed perhaps seemed unsuitable for medium-tall people, but for Genoese like us, who not only have small arms but also short legs, it was just fine.

A very pretty and quiet riad in a small street in the medina. The service is warm and welcoming, the rooms are beautifully decorated, and the dinner is very generous and delicious. I highly recommend it!

I wanted to book through Booking.com, so I called their riad to ask them to book it for me so they wouldn't have to pay the commission. They said OK. Then, when it came time to pay, the bill was higher than the Booking.com price, plus tourist taxes that weren't included in the price. It's unacceptable. It's a beautiful riad, but it's never worth more than €50 a night, especially in Morocco.