Reviews of Dar Zahia

The DarZahia was perfectly placed for exploring Taroudant on foot and provided a quiet haven, especially on their top floor terrace, to relax in away from the normal business of a Moroccan City. Dar Zahia is beautifully done up, and the rooms, whilst fairly small, had everything you needed for your stay. Breakfast was delicious, and the staff were wonderful and helpful.

Beautiful riad with pleasant staff and wonderfully decorated rooms. The rooftop terrace and garden proved a nice break from the bustle from the city. Def recommend when you visit Taroudannt.

Be warned, the Dar is next to a Mosque. The morning prayer will wake you up, we didn't mind though.

It is a superb place. Sana is very helpful. Breakfast could have been more varied though.

The place is beautiful and very well maintained. The staff are friendly, and the atmosphere is peaceful. The host also provides several excellent recommendations for activities both in the city and nearby.

No complains, really. Our favourite stay in Morocco.

Dar Zahia is a lovely property inside Taroudant, which is a good city for a stopover. We had a lovely dinner in the evening inside Dar Zahia which we enjoyed!

The Algerian owners of Dar Zaria have created a special ambiance for their riad. Both open and covered areas lie adjacent to a three floor open garden space with trees which reach right to the top. Add to this a huge diversity of flowering vines and varied vegetation. Spaces are delightfully filled with a collection of artesian. Our suite was commodious, tastefully decorated and well lit. The rolled bath was attractive. The staff was attentive; our meals were well prepared and tasty. We could not have asked for a better experience.

All was good.

One of our most memorable stays in Morocco, we have thoroughly enjoyed our time here. The owners were uniquely kind and attentive, it almost felt as if we were staying with family. The diners we have had were really amazing and the overal styling and atmosphere of the rooms (and property in general) is fabulous. We highly recommend it!

If you are looking for something stylish, the kind of house that features in architectural and design reviews, this is it! It is a renovated riad which respects the local tradition and has sophisticated modern touches. Few can pull this off in style. This is a previous holiday home for the owners who happened to be there when we visited. We ate dinner at the same table and felt very welcome, the food was delicious. The hosts and staff are most gracious. We also got one of our rooms upgraded which was appreciated. There is not much to do in Taroudant itself but you wouldn't go wrong by planning your itinerary around this stylish stopover.

This Riad is beautifully decorated, full of charm and character. We were truly impressed by how tastefully designed it is. The room was spacious, well-decorated, and everything met our expectations. The hosts were delightful, offering us the best tea and engaging in warm, genuine conversations while also giving us useful tips about the area. Although we visited Taroudant as more of a transit stop rather than a destination, staying at this Riad made it feel special and worth the visit. There's private parking just a 3-minute walk from the Riad, which is clearly marked from the street, making it very convenient. While I haven't stayed at other accommodations in the area, I’ve visited many during my travels in Morocco, and I can confidently say that this Riad is among the best, competing with places that charge much higher prices.

Everything was amazing! Thank You once again!!!

Beautiful hotel, delicious creative evening meals, including salads. Staff friendly and helpful. Wine available

In two rooms the water pressure and temperature of the showers fluctuated between very hot and cold. The bed was very high, over a meter. I had to climb onto it! Staff not always present. The owner manages it from France. Breakfasts were delicious pancakes and jam but quite basic. Milk not always available. Fresh fresh fruit would be nice. Quite expensive.

Loved the style and decore. Really nice staff, excellent food too. Best omlet ever!

Beds where a bit hard for my liking, but some people like this.

Down a short cul de sac in the Medina , the entrance door led into a very beautiful , green courtyard garden area with a fountain … such a pleasant atmosphere . Our rooms were adjacent to each other on the garden floor . Upstairs where our breakfasts and dinners were served was also was filled with climbing trees , bugenvia, palms and cactus . Birds chirped at dusk and two doves were building their nest above the fountain. Our warm and friendly hostess Zenia ( spelling ?) greeted us and took such good care of us during our entire stay . The breakfast was varied and complete with toast , crepes , cheese , yogurt ,jams and honey and a large pot of brewed , hot coffee . We had two delicious dinners served in the candle lit courtyard , while classical piano music played softly nearby. Both my sister and brother-in-law are excellent cooks themselves , but they raved about the French -Moroccan cuisine that was prepared by our smiling and talented cook. The beautifully understated interiors and the fantastic old adobe architecture highlighted the ambiance of this magical Riad .

Not a thing , everything was perfect in our opinions .

The hotel is absolutely beautiful. The staff were really friendly and the food absolutely delicious - without doubt the best we had in our 11 day trip to Morocco.

Little disappointed to find out the garden and larger pool were closed - had seen them on the hotel website so assumed we would be able to use them. Otherwise the hotel was amazing and does have a lovely plunge pool!