Riads

... the true beauty of a charming Moroccan Riad, enjoy yourself like you are a true Arabian Prince.. PACK « Riads of Morocco» : 3 nights/ 4 days Combined MARRAKECH/ESSAOUIRA -         Accommodation in 5* ...

Riads are lovely homes turned into splendid B and B type accommodation...and there are some beautiful ones here.  You cannot tell a thing from the outsides of the bulidings...But once inside the courtyards and grounds are exquisite.  We have ...

SITUATION :  A seulement 12 km du centre de Marrakech et entouré des plus beaux golfs de la ville rouge, les « Jardins de Touhina » jouissent d'un cadre naturel d'exception avec un panorama enchanteur sur l’Atlas et tous les avantages que ...

Morroccoa nd marrakech was AMAZING! it was a beautiful trip. the riad was stunning, in a really over opulant way lol..where any crumb u leave on a plush velvet sofa or mark on a silk purple cushion makes u feel guily! i left them anyway lol...MANY.also ...

... mostly created from former merchants’ villas or small palaces within the medina (the old city of narrow streets and alleyways). Riads catering to overseas tourists took off as an idea in the late 90’s, the intention being to provide foreign ...

... the winding alleyways leading back to our hotel all the while dodging touts, scooters and motorbikes. Most of the riads ( traditional Moroccan house or palace) have an open to the sky interior courtyard that rooms open out onto and we have ...

... for the developing world it is not common.  It affords Morocco an unparalleled ability to furnish interesting accommodations.  Riads range from nice but reasonable offerings (such as ours) to grandiose - providing the traveler with the ability ...

... , but we did converse a little bit in our very bad French. We wandered through narrow pathways between the high walls of riads (Moroccan mud brick courtyard mansions) and fifteen turns later we stood at the end of one path where Juachim unlocked the outer ...

... on one with a bit more substance. For our accommodation we indulged in 2 very different but each beautiful and sumptuous Riads - traditional houses with courtyards and terraces. Riad 72, decked out by an Italian designer and Riad Enija which is ...

... you only had to look around you to appreciate how this could be so. A medieval maze of narrow passages, linking mosques, Riads, food markets and magical bazaars displaying the  most beautiful treasures, unfolded before my eyes. Craft areas where the ...

... , elbow room, and wide streets.  Europeans, having traveled to Marrakesh and flush with cash, decided to buy up the Riads, renovate them into hotels, B&B's, or living quarters, and live luxuriously in the historical section of the city.  Moroccans, as ...

... stairs and into a room that immediately has Bryony declaring “I win!”, given that she had organised the Moroccan riads and I had organised the Spanish and Portuguese rooms.  A tiny room that smelled of stale cigarette smoke (despite the ...

... ride there from Marrakech was just under three hours. When we arrived the station was swarming with touts hounding us with business cards of riads and hotels. One boy attached himself to us as we tried to make our escape and as much as we tried to shake ...

... medinas.  They do this 5 times a day, everyday...and it is loud! I am very amazed at all the beautiful riads and buidlings here.  Morrocan architecture is amazing!  So many streets are lined with orange trees or olive trees and heaps ...