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The hotel is impeccably decorated and instantly reminded me of a Moroccan riad with some Mexican flair.

An incredible traditional riad with the atmosphere of a backpackers hostel, Riad Dia is located a minute from Place D'Jeema el Fna.

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Riad Dior is a small boutique hotel riad in the medina of Marrakech city, focus on the creation of conservation management plans that guide long term maintenance and conservation policies of this traditional riad, the restaurant, serve the typical Moroccan dishes, such as Lamb tagine with prunes and apples, or Tagine of chicken with preserved lemon and olives.

The courtyard is my favorite part of the riad and it's decorated with marvelous Moroccan rugs and a large fountain in the center full of petals.

Unlike in the west, where muslim online matchmaking often appeals to young people with a strong religious identity, in tunisia, riad tells me, the opposite is true.

Riads consist of three floors for a minimum of 1,500 square feet, with dazzling architecture and regal décor with fine silks, Moroccan tiles, handcrafted furniture and onyx baths, plus private pools.

We were welcomed with open arms from Hyatt the riad manager, she is fantastic.

The balloons ride starts early in the morning with a pick up from your hotel / riad at about 5 am.

We believe the best way to experience and Holidays & Tours is through the eyes of the local people, a local specialist of Morocco Tours & Treks with a professional, knowledgeable and highly qualified team of multilingual guides and local drivers, that travel at your own pace during your journey to Morocco, allowing flexibility in your Morocco tour itinerary and comfort in the suggested accommodations and stays that are always in unique hotels, auberges (Inns), Kasbahs and riads in Moroccan traditional styles and architecture, Sahara desert camps under the bedouin tents in the middle of the dunes at Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga with overnight camel trek.

1) Free return transfers from your hotel or riad Marrakech 2) Croissants and coffee or tea while the balloon is inflated 3) The balloon flight — this lasts approx. 1 hr 4) Commemorative flight certificate for each passenger with refreshments 5) 4 x 4 excursion through the local villages to our tents 6) A full traditional breakfast in a Berber tent with views across the High Atlas Mountains 7) A tour of a local Berber house 8) Camel ride in the famous Palmeraie of Marrakech

You may find fellow tourists to exchange practical tips with (like the fellow New Yorkers I ran into who directed me to a charming rooftop bar in South America) or run into a local who can help you out of sticky situations (like the English - speaking Moroccan who made multiple calls to my Marrakech riad to make sure I'd be picked up in my cab at a given intersection).

They're part of a group of expats restoring riads and encouraging experimentation — along with enterprising locals like Anis Sefrioui, who recently unveiled Hotel Sahrai, with 50 contemporary rooms overlooking an infinity pool and a light - filled spa with elaborate latticework.

This tour features a careful and varied selection of accommodation, consisting of riads and heritage hotels of character with coastal hotels.

Simultaneously, the hotel will offer a terrace garden, cocooned in the heart of the main building, with design elements of a Moroccan riad.

Marrakech is undoubtedly on the bucket list of anyone with the travel bug, for its notorious sense of chaos, overwhelming colors, smells and sounds in stark contrast to the tranquility found within the walls of the city's atmospheric luxury palaces and riads.

The hotel's lavishly decorated guestrooms are spread over 6 riads built around lush courtyards replete with aromatic flowers and shimmering fountains.

The Jewel of North Africa, Morocco's diverse offerings range from the electric Marrakech to the serene Atlas Mountains with a range of super high - end riads and boutique hotels to enjoy.

Satvada Retreats offer five night breaks with walking in a kasbah at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, or three night weekends at a riad in Marrakech.

This riad features sitting rooms, patio, roof terrace with sun loungers, a small courtyard pool and WiFi (free).

Stay in one of the luxury riads (traditional Moroccan houses with interior gardens), or a range of other stylish rooms and suites, and enjoy an all - inclusive holiday which oozes character.

Featuring a courtyard with a pool and a terrace overlooking the Medina, the riad offers air - conditioned rooms, 5 minutes walk from Jemaa El Fna Square.

The word «riad» originally denoted, in classical Arabic, a «garden» and came to be used to describe an urban home with an Andalusian or Moorish patio garden.

This riad features restaurants, bar, rooftop terrace with pool, hammam and WiFi (free).

Your home from home during your stay with Shaka Surf Morocco will be the beautiful surf riad, based in the village of Tamraght, located just a short 10 minute walk to the beach and a 5 minute walk to the local shops and cafes.

A terrace and a garden are other highlights, and rooms at this boutique riad offer up nice touches like Tempur - Pedic beds with Egyptian cotton sheets.

We offer: 6 air - conditioned rooms each with a private with safe.Wifi throughout the riad.

Nice touches like bathrobes, slippers, and comfy beds with Egyptian cotton sheets are offered up in all rooms at this luxurious riad.

A bar / lounge and a sauna are offered, and rooms at this luxurious riad get the details right with deep soaking tubs and premium bedding.

They were barely any dimmer in Marrakech itself; this painting, Stars above and Below, is the view from the rooftop terrace of my riad, with the celestial glow above me and the star - patterned ceramic tiles beneath my feet.

Go soft on adventure but hard on culture with this selection of popular cultural tours offering unique experiences from overnight stays in traditional ryokans and riads to village visits and culinary delights.

In 2002 Vanessa Branson and business partner Howell James purchased a run - down riad in Marrakech's medina, which she converted into a boutique hotel, El Fenn, complete with exhibition space.

Offering a contemporary take on a traditional riad, villas are entered via a walled courtyard with heated pool.

Jasper Conran's first foray into the hospitality industry, L'Hotel Marrakech, is a stunning riad in the heart of Marrakech's famous Medina area, close to the vibrant Jemaa El Fna square with its bustling souk and the 12th Century Koutoubia Mosque.

Traditional food is served in the riad, with local ingredients arriving at the kitchen daily, that celebrate the subtle aromas of Moroccan cuisine.

Although the finish looks a bit like modern concrete, this plastering technique has been around for 2,000 years, with the world's first wet rooms found in the riads and hammams of Marrakech.

«I wanted to create the feel of a modern Moroccan riad [a traditional house with a courtyard].»