Sirayane Boutique Hotel & Spa

We have been here multiple times and never fails to deliver on all aspects. We just love the place. Even during half term (dont go at this time if you want children free space) it is still calm and serene and the service is as good as ever. Perhaps if there is one issue it is with the main pool. Mid October and it was stone cold. The little pool is great so don't let that put you off. I must say a huge thanks to all the staff that contribute enormously to the getaway. The managers/ owners make time to say hello which is always a good sign, but it is Muhammad, Salah and their teams that are the stars of the Hotel. Thanks guys See you again

As we had stayed in the Medina before this hotel good option for those not seeking that experience as it is more spacious and relaxing . Having stayed in many hotels that were 5 star on this trip I give this place 4 out of 5 for many reasons it does quite make the cut.

I’ve just returned from a week at Sirayanne staying in a deluxe suite with my teenage son (husband and daughter should have been with us but they were not able to travel at the last minute). :( The hotel lives up to all the amazing reviews you’ll read here. I really needed a quiet relaxed break and that’s exactly what I got. We had one of the deluxe suites with its own pool, and it felt like paradise. I loved the privacy, though I noticed the main pools were never busy and always quite and relaxed. I loved the grounds full of olive trees, Hibiscus, cactus, succulents, and colourful Bougainvillea. The place is so peaceful all you’ll hear is beautiful bird song. Our room was extremely spacious, although to be honest my son didn’t feel terribly comfortable sleeping on a sofa, so perhaps daybeds would be a better option for kids? The room however was very clean and the maids wonderful. The mini bar restocked daily, water delivered late each afternoon, and the room kept spotless. We had a bath with a shower, a huge walk in rain water shower, and 2 sinks. The air conditioning was great, in fact I had to turn in down in the end as it started getting rather nippy! We were full board and ate all our meals at the hotel. The food was fine, although I expected the Moroccan food to be a little more spiced and flavoursome. We found breakfast was lovely (I ate mostly fresh pancakes and fresh fruit), lunch had plenty of options, but our evening meal felt a bit limited towards the end of our stay. A ‘gastronomy ‘ menu was displayed in our room which seemed to have more options, but we were always given a menu that stated ‘half board’ at the top when we ate. The staff were always friendly and said hello. They were keen to know that we were enjoying our stay and the owner also came and said hello on a few occasions. We used the gym, and the pool table and my son also enjoyed watching the football in the sports bar. I didn’t use the spa, although I asked if I could borrow a yoga/sports mat from the gym there to take to my room (as no space for yoga there), and was told no I couldn’t. We took a trip to the Médina on one day with our tour operator TUI, which I highly recommend. If you are feeling adventurous, then take the hotel’s shuttle and make your own way around this astonishing city. We preferred an organised tour that still allowed us to see the Souks in great detail, and picked us up and dropped us back at the hotel after an 8 hour day, for £41 each including lunch! Overall this was a lovely holiday in a really relaxing and well run hotel. I would highly recommend it.