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  • Terre Resort And SpaThe classic Marrakech hotel concept is the riad, typically a mansion in the old medina quarter, a small-scale and intimate sort of hotel, however (...)
  • Talaa 12Most of the riad hotels in Marrakech trade heavily on history, antiques, traditional décor. Talaa 12, on the other hand, leaves old Marrakech outside the (...)
  • Sofitel Marrakech Lounge & SpaThe compromise position between the densely packed medina and the wide-open, suburban Palmeraïe is the Hivernage district; it’s less crowded than the (...)
  • Riad DueThe numerically-minded Italian proprietors of the small and luxurious Riad 72 are back with something of a sequel, Riad Due. And despite the name’s (...)
  • Ryad DyorBrighter, sunnier, somehow friendlier than the average riad hotel — maybe it’s the owners, a couple of designers, one Dutch and the other Spanish, but (...)
  • Riyad Al MoussikaOne could reasonably argue that the experience of staying at a historic hotel, an ancient castle, say, or a converted country mansion, can be improved by (...)
  • Riad MeriemThere’s a simple reason why the riad hotels of Marrakech have been so much more popular among the French than the English, Americans, or other (...)
  • Riad Dixneuf La KsourBy and large the hoteliers of Marrakech are a pretty traditional lot, at least aesthetically. The riad hotels in particular are, almost without exception, (...)
  • Riad Dar OneNumbers are important in certain areas of life but they’re close to useless in selecting a riad hotel. Five rooms, ten rooms, what’s the difference? (...)
  • Riad AnayelaWhen you’re shopping for a riad hotel you can go for the pared-down and unpretentious, just a mellow slice of Moroccan life. Or you can go all-out epic (...)
  • Riad 72Tucked away on one of Marrakech’s winding side streets, Riad 72 is a pint-sized modernist haven offering a bit of Italian style, courtesy of its (...)
  • Naoura BarriereIf ever there’s a hotel scene that could stand some shaking up, it’s Marrakech. Here your choices are pretty strictly limited: a tiny riad in the (...)
  • Le Riad MonceauLe Riad Monceau would be little more than another perfectly lovely riad hotel, if it weren’t for the creative touch of its owner. Hotelier and artist (...)
  • La Sultana MarrakechYou can only make a riad hotel so big. But if you’re stuck for size, you can join them together — La Sultana, for example, combines four traditional (...)
  • La Mamounia La Mamounia is closed for a major renovation under the direction of noted designer, Jacques Garcia. It will re-open in the spring of 2009. Thanks to (...)
  • Ksar Char-BaghJust fifteen minutes outside of Marrakech is an upscale district called the Palmeraie, a thousand-year-old palm-grove oasis in the midst of a dry desert (...)
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