Pour ceux ayant avoir sejourné dans l'hotel Kenzi Farah à Marrakech, qui peut me donner des infos sur cet hotel en ce qui concerne la qualité de l'hotel, chambre, buffet, piscine, personnel.
Je compte effectué un petit sejour de 3/4 jours dans cette hotel vers la mis Aout.
bonjour,
j'ai séjourné 3 jours dans cet hotel en novembre 2006.rien a dire sur cet établissement.il est composé de 3 batiment autour de la piscine qui est a mon avis trés agréable, mais vite pleine en haute saison.les chambres sont spacieuses et bien équipées.les restos sont de bonnes qualités, mais les prix sont un peu élevés.pour de simples grillades il faut compter 15 euros plus les boissons.le personnel est plus ou moins acceuillant sans plus.je me suis senti anonyme dans cet hotel qui pour moi est plus une usine a touriste qu'autre chose.si ont desire un peu plus de chaleur et de convivialité il vaut mieux loger dans un riad qui sera certainememt moins cher pour une qualité équivallente.mais bon tout cela dépend des gouts de chacun.vous vous ferai votre propre opinion aprés votre séjour que je vous souhaite trés bon.
salutations
J'ai vu sur le site web du Kenzi farah Marrakech que cet hotel propose des loisirs tels que piscine interieur, spae, hammam, salon de massage, salle de sport, ect...
Est ce que c'est service son payant ou s'on il comprix sur la location ?
Je viens de voir que vous avez séjourné au Kenzi Farah l'année dernière. Est ce que vous pouvez me donner votre avis sur cet hotel car j'ai réservé une semaine en avril pour une surprise a mon épouse et je ne voudrais pas la décevoir.
J'ai lu tout et n'importe quoi sur cet hotel dans différents forums.
Merci d'avance pour vos impressions
Oups, j'en reviens totu juste de l'hôtel Kenzi farah et les nouvelles ne sont pas très bonnes, hélas.
Le positif c'est qu'il est situé dans un quartier calme, les chambres sont spacieuses et leur état de propreté irréprochable.
Le vendeur de la boutique située près du restaurant du petit déjeuner se montre de bon conseil et les prix pratiqués très compétitifs. D'autre part son huile d'argan n'est pas comme ailleurs (par exemple herboristerie du paradis dans les souks) de l'huile d'olive!!
Pour le reste… piscine extérieure rikiki, intérieure payante, soins aux tarifs prohibitifs, quant à l'attitude du personnel est est tout bonnement inqualifiable.
Pour ne pas se faire trop avoir, attention aux soit disant "guides officiels de l'hôtel" et aux taxis embusqués à l'extérieur.
L'idéal serait de dire à votre femme que le Kensi Farah est un petit 2 étoiles sans prétention, la déception n'en sera que moindre…
Je ne conseillerai pas cet établissement à des amis, il se monte plusieurs palaces à Marrakech (Arnakech?) tous les ans, donc…
Bonjour, j'envisage de partir dans cet hotel et vous avez été satisfait de votre chambre, j'aurais voulu savoir s'il s'agissait d'une type A ou d'une type D ou autre? Merci d'avance.
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