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If you're planning a trip to Marrakech, you're in for a colorful, bustling, and magical experience. Booking a riad might feel a little nerve-racking if it's your first visit (I felt the same!). These traditional accommodations are scattered throughout the Medina and might seem difficult to locate initially—but honestly, I had no problems at all during my stays đź¤.
I've gathered a few accommodations I really love—a mix of traditional riads ranging from budget-friendly to 5-star luxury. Below are three riads I personally tried, along with my thoughts on each one 👇
These are all places I confidently recommend to friends (and where I'd happily stay again myself!).
Happy travels, and enjoy Marrakech! 🌺
A traditional riad located amidst the lively streets of Marrakech, this charming haven offers a calm escape with beautiful decor.
Amidst the lively streets of Marrakech, this riad offers a calm escape with beautiful decor and cozy rooms. It’s just a 7-minute walk from the main square, with street-food vendors right around the corner adding to the lively atmosphere 🤩. After a day of exploring, you can unwind in the free rooftop jacuzzi and enjoy a delicious, customised breakfast each morning 🍳.
The rooms are a bit on the smaller side, so it might feel tight if you’re traveling with large luggage — but overall, it’s a peaceful and well-located stay in the heart of the Medina.
💵 Around £100 per night including breakfast (may vary by season)
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A 5-star riad that feels like a palace, created by connecting 8 different riads together. Be prepared to explore each section with its own unique style.
Located just 4 minutes from the main square, this riad sits on a quieter street surrounded by other hotels, creating a calm yet convenient atmosphere. The famous jazz bar La Pergola is just around the corner. The riad features a heated indoor pool 🏊🏻‍♀️ and serves a buffet breakfast every morning—perfect for relaxing before a day of sightseeing.