ホテル リウ ティキダ パルメレイエ - オールインクルーシブ(Hotel Riu Tikida Palmeraie - All Inclusive)

The resort itself was beautiful and the people were all lovely and so kind. Couldn’t fault a single member of staff. Only thing that’s slightly an inconvenience is the location but they make up for that by providing a free shuttle bus service so it’s still good nonetheless. Food was amazing and has an excellent variety.

All is good but make sure to have your own sim and internet. The WIFI is bad and they aren’t doing anything to fix it. They’d probably tell you it your phone like the did me. So just buy a SIM card and have data. A SIM card is just 3 euro and you can get about 4gb for 2 euro.

I liked the resort had security and my private guides and taxis had to go through security. My hotel room was fine. I had a clogged up bathroom sink. I had to go to the desk to get it resolved because my calls weren’t answered. The food wasn’t that great and I ended up not feeling good. The hot foods weren’t that hot and the seasoning was off. I couldn’t even get a pot of good coffee. It was a Nescafé dehydrated coffee. I realized on my last day at the resort, there was an espresso machine at the bar. However, the food and drinks outside the resort was great. I was not impressed with the lack of details the front desk had regarding taxis and resorts. There was no consistency with taxi and booking details such as pricing. Prior to leaving the last day, I informed the front desk that I would need a taxi at 4:00 AM. When I reconfirmed this taxi on Saturday evening, I was told don’t worry and I confirmed that price is usually $200 to $250 Moroccan dirham. If the hotel has taxis on standby for destination, should the fare be determined before hand. I was should that my fare when I arrived to the airport to the resort was $130 Moroccan dirham and leaning the resort at 4:30 AM was $250 Moroccan dirham. But what upset me was the fact, the taxi driver then said $300 Moroccan dirham at the airport. It definitely left a sour taste in my mouth leaving the resort. But I did enjoy relaxing at the pool and spa. I just wished our rooms had better tv channels and toiletries.

People are lovely, staff friendly, really enjoyed our stay. insha'Allah will be coming back to Marrakech in the future

I don't have a bad word to say about this hotel. From start to finish, the hotel's a 10/10. The staff really go out their way to accommodate you. Special mention to Hitcham and Adil who gave us a 5* experience.

We had a great stay! The staff was so sweet and kind, we were more than welcome and everything was so good.

This is a superbly run place and we really enjoyed our stay at the resort. The resort was relatively small and our room was perfectly quiet. The room was cleaned without fuss everyday, even when we stayed in the room all morning. The buffet was small but the food was varied. The ‘mainstay’ items, such as couscous and tagine, pasta, meat and fries were all delicious. On new year’s eve there was a gala dinner which was really impressive. Both the lobby and poolside bars were great. They make a very good mojito by the beach. There is a small play area for children which was fun. The major plus for us was the indoor swimming pool of very good size, which was ideal in the chilly winter months. We liked zumba by the pool and kids’ mini disco. The animation team was super nice.

Incredible property and amenities. I only stayed two nights on the way home to decompress and Would definitely book a whole week here next time. Good food options and cocktails and incredible service and one of the best values for an all inclusive I’ve ever stayed

In order to make this review an easy read, I’ll make a list: 1. Only two restaurants, and there isn’t food available 24/7 even though this is all inclusive. The restaurants close midday and reopen at night. Also no room service option 2. Rude front desk staff, but the restaurant staff was great. 3. Check out time is not 12pm as advertised, it’s 11 am, and if you use the room phone to call the desk for any issues, there’s a fee. 4. WiFi is terrible and cell service is limited in certain areas. I had to switch rooms. 5. Not many activities on the resort. I didn’t see any facilities except and indoor and an outdoor pool. Allegedly there is a fitness center. 6. Your best bet, like I did is to pack your days with a lot to do outside the resort and just use it as a place to sleep. 7. Family and kid friendly, which also means it is conservative. This was not an issue for me, but may be for some.