Ryad lcaid

A hidden gem behind thick doors!

Pros: A great authentic Ryad, beautiful restored, with a very welcoming host and nice food. A hidden gem behind thick doors at the end of a small village. Definitely worth a stay when you happen to be in the area!!

Pros: Lovely to stay in such an old building and learn some of it's history

Very special place recommended for people looking for genuine Amazigh experience. Limited facilities

Pros: Absolutely stunning original 300 years old Ryad. Very authentic experience and highly recommended to people who appreciate history and old architecture. The host Aziz is very friendly and the breakfast served was delicious. Just don't expect modern luxuries, bathrooms are shared and there is no wifi.

Cons: Tiny town of Tissint on the edge of Sahara was the most expensive place in the whole of Morocco. The local restaurant recommended by the host charged us a fortune for very simple and easily forgettable meal.

Would come back anytime!

Pros: We were supposed to pass through Tissint and ended up staying longer, this place is a gem and although more pricy than most places in Morocco, totally worth jt! Beautiful peaceful riad with incredibly gentle and kind people, we laughed, had good food and felt welcome! Had an amazing time seeing the terrace and the inside and got told we could easily train (we both dance in life) and put music - very flexible and pleasant company. The rooms are magnificent, with beautiful colorful carpets and the bathroom also very well functioning, hot water and all. We didn’t miss anything between smiles and wonderful views. Fully recommend :)

Pros: An authentic Riad, full of character, really peaceful in an excellent location within walking distance of the shops. A great host and fantastic tagine and breakfast.

Very nice experience in authentic Ryad☺️

Pros: We had a good time in Ryad Icaid☺️ it is a beautiful 300yo building with amazing view from the rooftop and very friendly owner. Dinner and breakfast were delicious!!

Cons: As it is very old building there is some dust everywhere

Suitable for motorbikers-parking inside. Very, very calm place !

Pros: Suitable for motorbikers-parking inside. Very, very calm place ! Great tajin, generous breakfast !

Pros: This place is tricky for feedback. The man on site was great and cooked us lovely supper and a good breakfast. The antiquity of the building and it's contents are great. But it just somehow didn't feel like a place that justified the price. Not en suite and it overall felt like it needed a bit more care and attention. We felt if it had been 20 euros for the double room then we'd have got what we paid for.

Cons: Not ensuite (at this price). No WiFi. Place felt rather neglected.

Pros: Breakfast was absolutely amazing and dinner as well, traditional and home made. This is not a touristy place yet, people in the village were genuinely friendly to us. We arrived at night. Driving on unpaved roads in narrow dark alleys was a bit nerve-wracking but it is possible to easily arrive to the Ryad by car using Google Maps. We could not locate the Ryad at first but we asked a neighbour who helped us out. He pointed at the blue gate, we knocked and somebody showed us in. You can park your car inside the gate. There is no Wi-Fi but cell connection works well. It is best if you speak some French, but you can also communicate via English using google translate.

Cons: Finding the exact location of the Ryad via Google Maps was not possible. No Wi-Fi.

Pros: The building is traditionally Ryad, 300 years old, and well renovated. The owner is very kind man and the breakfast is very good. If somebody wants to try this type of accommodation highly recommended.