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Best Moroccan Riads

An Exclusive Selection of Riads in Morocco, A riad is the Moroccan traditional house, most of them have an interior garden, a fountain and are decorated with Zellige tiles.

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Dar Ayniwen Villa Hotel - Marrakesh
From 328.5$ to 590$

Hotel & Spa le Doge - Casablanca
From 139.5$ to 470$

Riad Bayti - Marrakesh
From 30$ to 105$

Riad O2 - Marrakesh
From 62$ to 390$

Talaa 12 - Marrakesh
From 150$

Dar Beldi - Oualidia
From 50$ to 60$

Kasbah Dar Ilham - Marrakesh
From 65$ to 209$

Riad Boussa - Marrakesh
From 90$ to 170$

Riad Olema & SPA - Marrakesh
From 88$ to 250$

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What Is a Riad?

A riad is a traditional Moroccan house built around an interior courtyard or garden - the name comes from the Arabic for garden. Turned into intimate guesthouses, riads offer carved plaster, zellige tilework, a plunge pool or fountain, and rooftop breakfasts. Staying in one is a Moroccan rite of passage.

How Much Do Riads Cost?

Budget riads: from around 300-600 Dhs a night for a simple room.
Mid-range: 700-1,500 Dhs for a beautiful, well-located riad with character.
Luxury: 2,000 Dhs and well beyond for design riads with pools and full service - still a fraction of comparable luxury in Europe.

Best Cities for Riads

The medinas of Marrakesh and Fes have the finest riads; Essaouira, Rabat and Chefchaouen offer lovely ones too. See where to stay in Marrakesh and Fes.

How to Choose a Riad

Location: within about 10 minutes' walk of the main square keeps night returns easy.
Arrival help: confirm staff will meet you - medina lanes are a maze and cars cannot reach most riads.
Rooftop and pool: check for a terrace and (for summer) a plunge pool.
Reviews: read recent guest reviews for cleanliness, warmth and directions.
Deciding between styles? See riad vs hotel.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a riad in Morocco?

A traditional Moroccan house built around an interior courtyard or garden, now often run as an intimate guesthouse with a few rooms, a rooftop terrace and often a plunge pool.

How much does it cost to stay in a riad?

From around 300-600 dirhams a night for budget riads, 700-1,500 for characterful mid-range, and 2,000+ for luxury design riads - great value versus Europe.