Riad Kitula

Riad Kitula is my new go to spot when visiting Marrakesh. The location can not be beat. You are walking distance to so many good restuarants and shopping areas. The best part of the Riad is the service. We had a lot of flight delays and Salah and the rest of the staff didn't miss a beat. Salah took such good care of us, and we felt so welcomed. Highly recommend to anyone visiting this area!

Riad Kitula is a hidden gem in the heart of Medina. The courtyard with palms, olive trees and climbing plants is home to birds waking you up in the morning. The breakfast is made of all freshly made traditional dishes and fruits. The staff is so welcoming and willing, a great example of Moroccan hospitality. Rooms are in the typical Berber style and well combine with the colonial one of the common areas in the courtyard and the traditional terrace. Definitely deserves a come back !

We recently stayed 2 nights at Riad Kitula. We had an excellent experience. Our room was ready and the staff was very professional and helpful. We were given a room with air conditioning but we did not need to use it since our room was on the third floor set among the trees which kept it cool. The rooftop was very nice with a large table and various seating arrangements to enjoy. We were served an excellent breakfast both mornings with a large pot of coffee, traditional bread, a traditional pancake, pastries, yogurt and fruit. The service staff were very pleasant and professional and service was quick. The staff really seemed to enjoy each others company and this made for an enjoyable experience for us as well-very nice stay!

The Service is impeccable the team at Riad Kitula are simply fantastic. They made my 30th birthday really memorable. The rooms are beautiful and the courtyard is now going to be my go to peaceful place in my memory.

I have read on a blog that this hotel is for design lovers. Every design aspect is well thought. Art everywhere. Rooms are comfy and large. Very quite despite that its in the middle of the medina. But the Best part of this hotel is its hosts. They are the most welcoming and helpful people. Thanks for the great exprience.

Our recent stay at Riad Kitula was a warm and cosy experience. This small riad, with it’s excellent staff, made our stay so memorable. Our room was spacious and beautiful overlooking the courtyard. Our plane was about 2 hours late arriving in Marrakech and the hotel automatically delayed our dinner to coordinate with our arrival. The food was always good! The riad was quiet and in a good location. We enjoyed all our interactions with Simo, the manager, who speaks many languages including English, and has a great sense of humor. Salah, our ever present concierge, made sure we were taken care of whatever was required. They serve delicious butter cookies at the riad, and I asked where to buy them. Salah said he would bring them for me the next day and he did. And Madeline, their incredible marketing manager, replied immediately and thoroughly to any emails I sent. My only regret was that Kitula was not available when we returned to Marrakech from out Desert Tour. If you want a lovely, intimate riad for your Marrakech stay, chose Kitula. It’s like your own little palace. They’re they best.

A beautiful place, well located and with the patine of old artsy Marrakech, needing renovation and management.|Arrived quite late in the evening, all doors and windows of the room still open to mosquitos and huge flies in the bathroom. AC didn't work. Bed and wooden stairs to the mezanine, noisy and needing some maintanance. Breakfast was good and staff atentive. In the morming there was still some staff member sleeping in the sofa of the riad's living room. It was odd, because it was already 10:00. Check-out guy, and I guess the one in charge that Sunday, named Simo, really nice and professional.|Overall, such a nice place, with the most beautiful patio and terrace, and good online/e-maill feedback, let down by lack of investement in the Riad, and proper management. Still good for laidback clients, not too demanding, who want to enjoy the feeling of a private house. But in the surrounding area, there are greater options nowadays, for the same price.

Riad was very mediocre, service was fair. Pool was out of service and they drilled and worked on it all day. It was so incredibly loud, there was no where to relax. It was an awful stay. I would not recommend this riad.