Fez — Behind unassuming doors in Marrakech’s buzzing Medina, you will find the city’s best-kept secrets: riads.
These traditional Moroccan homes-turned-boutique hotels offer more than just a place to sleep—they are a cultural experience of tranquility, art, and hospitality.
Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a wellness retreat, or a design-inspired adventure, here are Marrakech’s most captivating riads for every traveler.
“El Fenn”
Steps from Jemaa el-Fnaa, El Fenn is a bold blend of Moroccan craftsmanship and contemporary art. With colorful courtyards, rooftop pools, and curated interiors, it’s a favorite among creatives and luxury seekers alike.
Co-owned by Vanessa Branson, this riad has hosted cultural luminaries during the Marrakech Biennale and offers a true “riad-chic” experience.
“Riad Palais Sebban”
A short stroll from Koutoubia Mosque, Palais Sebban is a 19th-century palace turned riad that stuns with zellij tilework, hand-carved plaster, and arched galleries.
Its rooftop terrace reveals panoramic Medina views, while the interior invites guests to step back in time.
“Be Marrakech”
Vibrant, youthful, and photogenic, Riad BE Marrakech is a design-lover’s dream.
Its turquoise courtyard pool, bohemian touches, and wellness-focused amenities make it ideal for solo travelers and influencers alike.
Don’t miss the rooftop hammam or the daily vegetarian breakfast served in vintage ceramics. Also, make sure to bless your socials with pictures and videos!
“Riyad El Cadi”
This literary escape combines seven interconnected patios, a sprawling library, and museum-worthy decor.
Riyad El Cadi is perfect for guests seeking privacy, quiet, and a slower rhythm—without sacrificing location.
