The hostal is not clean, but it is in the city centre.The hostal is not clean, but it is in the city centre....Close

marinabru1148, Spain | Group 18-24 | 28th November 2009

This is a really good place to meet other travelers and it was a nice hostel; the roofdeck is a nice place to hangout for the sunset as well. This is a really good place to meet other travelers and it was a nice hostel; the roofdeck is a nice place to hangout for the sunset as well. ...Close

alonsobelak423, USA |   | 22nd November 2009

tres dias sin agua caliente¡ estaba todo muy sucio.no esta cerca del centro¡tres dias sin agua caliente¡ estaba todo muy sucio.no esta cerca del centro¡...Close

Susana, Spain | Female 31-40 | 16th November 2009

Very friendly and helpful staff. Beautifully decorated. Rooms are clean and confortable. Good location in the old town.Very friendly and helpful staff. Beautifully decorated. Rooms are clean and confortable. Good location in the old town....Close

brockmanbrockman5629, USA |   | 16th November 2009

Im not a picky person when it comes to hostels but i dont stand for an unclean room. Its a 30 min walk to the Jamaa square. I suggest stay elsewhere. Im not a picky person when it comes to hostels but i dont stand for an unclean room. Its a 30 min walk to the Jamaa square. I suggest stay elsewhere. ...Close

Justin, Australia | Male 25-30 | 14th November 2009

I told them we\'d be late (11pm) & they used this as an op to send 2 guys to collect us from the taxi, and we told them that we didn\'t want directions (as we knew they\'d want money), but they followed us, then turned agressive when we wouldn\'t give them money. Even riad jddi staff teamed up with them (probs relatives). we were then moved to the nearby Dar Salam hostel, which was lovely, and the man who owned it shoed the boys away. DON\'T STAY HERE, STAY AT DAR SALAM! (it\'s very closeby)...MoreI told them we\'d be late (11pm) & they used this as an op to send 2 guys to collect us from the taxi, and we told them that we didn\'t want directions (as we knew they\'d want money), but they followed us, then turned agressive when we wouldn\'t give them money. Even riad jddi staff teamed up with them (probs relatives). we were then moved to the nearby Dar Salam hostel, which was lovely, and the man who owned it shoed the boys away. DON\'T STAY HERE, STAY AT DAR SALAM! (it\'s very closeby)....Close

jakenotjacob9302, England | Male 18-24 | 11th November 2009

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Nice and hostel in the Medina (=old city). Staff is very friendly and helpful. Thanks to hosn for the nice days we had.Nice and hostel in the Medina (=old city). Staff is very friendly and helpful. Thanks to hosn for the nice days we had....Close

rafaelbrockman9401, Portugal |   | 05th November 2009

No towels, no toilet paper, no door between room and toilet, stained sheets not changed from the last person.very different from what appeared! No towels, no toilet paper, no door between room and toilet, stained sheets not changed from the last person.very different from what appeared! ...Close

halsodyne1917, Scotland |   | 19th October 2009

Riad Jddi was beautiful. Our room was great, and Yousef was super-helpful. Riad Jddi was beautiful. Our room was great, and Yousef was super-helpful. ...Close

Steinherr, Germany | Male 25-30 | 27th September 2009

The owner and staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, I felt right at home. Great location, between the medina and the new city, the owner explained in detail how to get from place to place, how to bargain for prices, what we should pay for things, etc. Anything we needed, we just had to ask. Tea and hookah was free, the building and rooms were beautiful, amazing value for the price. I loved it and would absolutely recommend itThe owner and staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, I felt right at home. Great location, between the medina and the new city, the owner explained in detail how to get from place to place, how to bargain for prices, what we should pay for things, etc. Anything we needed, we just had to ask. Tea and hookah was free, the building and rooms were beautiful, amazing value for the price. I loved it and would absolutely recommend it...Close

doratasikhj7031, Germany |   | 26th September 2009