Lovely reflection of Marrakech. The pool left a bit to be desired but it wasn't really the weather for it anyway. The staff are amazing couldn't of done...

Lovely reflection of Marrakech. The pool left a bit to be desired but it wasn't really the weather for it anyway. The staff are amazing couldn't of done enough for us. :) we had all we needed really. Lots of lovely places to eat very close too.

I stayed at Residence Amina for 2 weeks in December. It's a nice property in the very posh L'Hivernage neighborhood. All the taxi drivers knew how to get...

I stayed at Residence Amina for 2 weeks in December. It's a nice property in the very posh L'Hivernage neighborhood. All the taxi drivers knew how to get there. It's convenient to most Marrakech sites, shopping and to the airport - within 15 minutes by car or 30 minutes walking. The town is very safe and accessible. I felt quite comfortable while alone that first week and then with my company.All of the staff members are both quite professional and gracious. In particular Abdoul, the concierge, went above and beyond to make my trip great. He was so resourceful and really embodies the hospitality I learned is customary in Morocco. I credit him with being such a knowledgeable concierge who can advise on both touristic and more authentic cultural things to do in town and around the country. Such a gem! I really thought he was one of the managers.I give the Residence 4 stars instead of 5 because:1. it's unfortunate that their safes haven't worked in ages2. the upper floors have WIFI connectivity issues and once in a few while the lower floors are afflicted too.3. some of the rooms could use renovations, upgrading of carpets, and the like. Other rooms have already been renovated. We almost upgraded but the working WIFI was essential.I am not accustomed to staying in a hotel with no safe for my valuables and that concerned me at first but just as I was told the staff is quite trustworthy and efficient. I left my valuables there, passport with the front desk and thankfully had no problem. Nevertheless, I really hope they will have new WORKING safes soon.The Menara Mall is 2 blocks away so there are many very reasonable food options ($3-6/meal) available at the food court and there's also a huge Carre Four supermarket. Having the kitchenette saved a lot of money so that shop was perfect.It was truly our pleasure to stay a week longer when the riad we were scheduled to stay at wasn't suitable. We will back because we miss the beds too!Be sure to check out the panoramic view on the roof.

We were in a studio apartment and it was adequate for two people. The furniture for sitting was too low for our knees as we are older with knee problems....

We were in a studio apartment and it was adequate for two people. The furniture for sitting was too low for our knees as we are older with knee problems. There was a small table for eating outdoors on the balcony but often it was too cold a.m. to sit outdoors. Location was excellent with a mall and supermarket, currency exchange and restaurants reasonably priced close by. There was a breakfast place close by where you could a breakfast for $5.00. The reception desk is very helpful. The room was cleaned everyday. We took private tours offered by the resort. They were expensive but they explained to us that if we went in a group it would be cheaper. The private drivers were excellent but explanations were limited due to limited knowledge of English and history. The three day dessert tour to Merzuga was excellent with camping in the sand dunes. However washroom fascilities were poor there. Overall I would highly recommend Amina residence for its location and friendly and helpful staff.

We stayed for two weeks; the Amina is starting to show it's age, however everything was clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful, especially...

We stayed for two weeks; the Amina is starting to show it's age, however everything was clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful, especially Ismail and Anna. WiFi was only available in the lobby, but that wasn't a problem for us. Our second week we moved to room 208; nice room with two separate balconies and bathrooms. (the view to the south and the Atlas Mountains was really very nice indeed) and everything worked as promised. The location is ideal; Hivernage is an upscale neighborhood just off the main road (Mohammed Vi) and close to banks, restaurants and the train station. We mostly walked everywhere - you can walk to the Medina and Jemma el Fna (about 40 minutes) or a 10 minute taxi ride. There are a number of small variety stores right across the street, next to the Atlas hotel, where you can purchase bread, juice, pop, alcohol, etc. We found a really good place to eat was at cafe L'Opera, just around the corner and up a couple of blocks.

the hotel services were fantastic could not have been more helpful, kind , considerate 5 star would not hesitate to stay there again. its location was...

the hotel services were fantastic could not have been more helpful, kind , considerate 5 star would not hesitate to stay there again. its location was great provided all of our needs, front desk may suggestion about things to see in Morocco,the markets, excursions, and general conversation about the area and its safety

Residence Amina has all the charm of a Moroccan townhouse. Very pretty entrance & the rooms are well equipped and cleaned daily. It is very centrally...

Residence Amina has all the charm of a Moroccan townhouse. Very pretty entrance & the rooms are well equipped and cleaned daily. It is very centrally located & we found it easy to stroll to the Medina and around both the old & new town areas.There is a good bar nearby for those who fancy a pint & for watching football on TV in the evenings.The staff are friendly & helpful and I would definitely stay there again.Is only about ten mins transfer time from main airport too and on the drive in you go past lots of fields of camels & donkeys with some amazing eagles soaring about.