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The Red Room el restaurante y patio Swimming pool and niche Restaurant courtyard

Riad Meknes

79, Ksar Chaacha-Dar Lakbira Meknes, Morocco

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelRiad Meknes

Riad in Meknes

A travel blog entry by jacquesl

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In the heart of the old imperial city of Meknes, you will discover a joyful and lovely site called Ksar Chaachaa(the big palace). The proprietor of this palace chose to let the world appreciate the wonders and beauty of ancient marocain architecture by converting it into a guest house.
The Riad is part of King Moulau Ismail Palace. He reigned …

Bonjour de Meknes

A travel blog entry by mcetyvon

Bonjour a tous Apres un beau vol et une attente de voiture de 3h, direction Rabat Sale nous etions dans un beau riad mais avons ete surpris par la pauvrete de Salé avons visite le mausolé de Mohammed V puis la médina. malgre les avertissements de tous et chacun, pn c fqit prendre par un guide etudiant dans la kasba des Oudaia .. des corsaires.. le …

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A travel blog entry by tsjackson

... at about 9PM, just in time for the start of the Sevilla v. Madrid game, but too early for the crowd, as I found myself one of only five people in the huge bar downstairs. Le Pub had a fancy restaurant upstairs and a nice, cavelike bar downstairs which was fully stocked with liquors and had tables prepared for VIPs. I found myself a seat with a view of the game and a view of the band that was playing in the back corner. By the time I had got a beer ...

Ali Baba, visas and bush camping

A travel blog entry by shaunandkaren

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... even became a novelty for the local police, who found the need to come and babysit us a couple of nights in a row.
5 days without a shower, electricity and having to dig in the ground to take a poop! Sounds fun hey? Not really, on the 5th morning we were much in need of a great shower and for Ali Baba, he was in need of a good shampoo to his hair and beard and a good scrub on his manky feet.
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Saharan by Day and Night

A travel blog entry by laurelhawk

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... in. It was actually really fun to watch our group meld with the culture so much. After all of the music and festivities, we walked out to the dunes (which were literally in our backyard!) to watch the stars. I sat down for about 20 minutes in absolute awe of the clarity of the stars. Watching them twinkle and shine was unbelievable. I even got a few tears in my eyes at how truly beautiful this natural wonder was… I stayed out there ...

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