The guesthouse/bed and breakfast has 4 stories with salons and bedrooms with an additional small fifth level and terrace with a view of the Roman ruins of Volubilis. It is near the end of a dead end alley in the Kasbah of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco. You enter the house on the main or middle floor which is where the family lives. There is also a large Moroccan salon or living room where meals can be served and the kitchen is also on this floor. On the third floor there are three bedroom with  a covered terrace. On the fourth floor there are two bedroomss with another covered terrace. 

 
On the bottom floor there are four bedrooms that wrap around a common sitting area in a Moroccan style salon. Each room has a private adjoining bath with shower facilities and sit down western toilet.
Guestrooms are also available with 1 bed or as many as five in one room.  

 A Moroccan riad is typically a house with rooms built around a central open courtyard. The term guesthouse means that you are in the home with the family although you have your own private room and bath. It offers more of a chance to glimpse the other culture and interact with the family you are staying with. Many riads are available to rent by the room or the complete house is often rented. Renting a complete guesthouse would put the family out of their home so the term literally means you are a guest in their home with them. It is similar to the bed and breakfast concept which many people prefer over a hotel in the U.S. and Europe.