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Terrible experience. I booked a room, then was told the only one available was on the terrace. It seems they overbooked.

We’re a pretty demanding couple, and the nasty comments almost made me cancel. But we like exploring, so we decided to see for ourselves and leave if anything was wrong. We were pleasantly surprised by the host and the clean rooms on the first floor. We didn’t see the attic. The rooms had windows and doors with keys. The neighborhood looks dangerous in the evening, though by day it just seemed like a peripheral area. I’d give the place an 8 overall. The price felt right for the house and its location near the airport. I’ve stayed at plenty of four-star places that weren’t as good. If you want to be near the airport, give it a try.

The bathroom, bed, and floors were all nice and clean. It’s close to the airport, and if you don’t want to walk, they can arrange transport to come specifically for you. There’s a charge, of course, but 10€ for an early morning pickup while you wait downstairs isn’t a fortune. This is simple, more like a homestay in a flat where different people sleep and live than a hotel. A kind older woman welcomed me and did her best to explain things and make me comfortable. I think they’re making a real effort for travelers who aren’t expecting luxury. For the price, I don’t think complaints are fair. I’m giving it five stars for what it is.

Disgusting. I wouldn’t give this place even one star. There was nothing in the area, no restaurants or anything, and it was a 25-30 minute walk to the airport, so it’s not close at all. I stayed until 7:30 and didn’t see any breakfast, even though I expected it to be included. Two other guests arrived at 2 am and seemed to have nowhere to sleep, so they stayed in the living room talking loudly until 5 in the morning. Both toilets had run out of paper, and neither flush worked. This accommodation shouldn’t cost more than 100 DHM (10€).