Set in the heart of the Medina of Marrakech, the Riad Louaya offers a cosy setting and ... more
carefully crafted interior design near the Dar El Bacha district. The Riad is a characterful house that offers a home-from-home feeling and 4 rooms spread over 2 flo...
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Next to the Palais El Badi, in the heart of the Medina, this charming traditional ... more
Berber-style riad, is near the Dar Si Said Museum and Jemaa El Fna square.Decorated with natural Berber materials such as natural stone, burnt bricks, terracotta, clay an...
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In the heart of the Medina, let yourself be seduced by the charm of a typical Moroccan ... more
house in an authentic neighbourhood, a few steps away from the Jemaa el Fna square and its souks.Riad Al Karama is an ancient Marrakesh residence, transformed into a...
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Riad les Hibiscus, a charming Marrakech boutique hotel, combines the very best of ... more
Morocco's traditional riad hospitality with the latest in modern comfort and facilities.Ideally located within a stone's throw of the lively Jemaa El Fna square, in a qui...
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In a quiet residential area of the Medina, this centuries-old home, recently restored in ... more
the traditional manner using authentic building materials, offers modern comfort combined with the peaceful ambiance of a former age.Riad Ariha, centred around a c...
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incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - Riad Pourpre is hosts' house situated in some minutes ... more
on foot by the famous Place Jemaa El Fna and of Koutoubia.Completely renoved in 2007 and endowed with all the modern comfort, Riad Pourpre contains charm and sobr...
Situated near the new Royal palace (Sidi mimoun) close to the Jemaa El Fna square, this ... more
charming house offers an atmosphere of great serenity with its lines both authentic and design.Push the door of Riad Nafis and learn galleries and arches reflected ...
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Advantages: Stunning scenery! Disadvantages: food, a bit of a culture shock
Marrakech has always been high up on my list of places to visit, so earlier this year I packed my bags and set off with a friend to explore the city.
We flew with easyjet from London Gatwick to Marrakech Menara airport, convinently located around 15 minutes taxi ride from central Marrakech.
Morrocco has a closed currency system meaning that Morrocan Dirhams cannot be brought into the country or taken out. There are Bureau de Changes located throughout the city and they accept most major currencies including pounds and euros. The two main languages are French and Arabic, although English is widely spoken along with many other languages.
A word of warning - Marrakech is a city where you have to haggle and haggle hard. Never accept the first price and be prepared to walk away! Prices quoted are usually 2-3 times as much as ...
palace).
There was a large but cozy suspended library a couple doors from our room with sofas and chairs.
The breakfast was fantastic and the breakfast room was gorgeous. Their were the most decadently delicious I've ever had
Couldn't recommend this hotel more strongly, and would certainly go back if we return to Marrakech (which we certainly hope to!), this hotel is symply the best. ...
Advantages: Peaceful, pretty with wonderful owners and staff. One of my favourite places ever. Disadvantages: No tea making facilities. Early morning call to prayer gives a swift awakening
What kind of traveller are you? Do you like to spend your holiday budget on a luxury villa somewhere, with all the mod cons, or do you prefer more Spartan accommodation, on the basis that you're just renting somewhere to rest your head at night? Usually, I fall into the latter category - as much as I like luxury, I cannot justify spending large sums of money if I'm visiting a city in order to get out and about, and discover the culture and meet the people. However, I've just returned from Marrakech, and found a happy medium.
Riad Dar Sbihi is in the northern part of the Medina (old city) in Marrakech. A riad is a traditional Moroccan dwelling. It is laid out around a central courtyard, with the rooms communicating with the courtyard, but not with each other. The result of this design is that you step from a bustling (and dusty ...
