Riad Medina Art — Hotel in Marrakesh Prefecture

Riad Médina Art - Where Tradition Meets Contemporary Elegance

My recent stay at Riad Médina Art was nothing short of magical, and I am eager to share the enchantment of this hidden gem in the heart of [Location]. From the moment I entered this riad, I was captivated by its unique blend of traditional Moroccan charm and contemporary elegance.

The interior design of Riad Médina Art is a true masterpiece, seamlessly fusing authentic Moroccan elements with modern aesthetics. Every corner is adorned with meticulous attention to detail, creating a visually stunning and culturally rich ambiance. The riad is not just a place to stay; it's a work of art that immerses you in the beauty of Moroccan craftsmanship.

The rooms at Riad Médina Art are a testament to luxury and comfort. Each room is a tasteful haven, combining modern amenities with traditional decor. The attention to comfort and cleanliness made my stay exceptionally pleasant, and the personalized touches in the room added to the overall sense of hospitality.

The courtyard and rooftop terrace of Riad Médina Art are delightful spaces to unwind. Whether enjoying a delicious breakfast or simply basking in the Moroccan sun, these areas offer a tranquil retreat from the bustling streets of the medina. The attentive staff made sure every moment spent in these spaces was a moment of relaxation and enjoyment.

The hospitality at Riad Médina Art is unparalleled. The staff members are not just accommodating but also genuinely passionate about ensuring a memorable stay. Their recommendations for local experiences and their dedication to guest satisfaction truly set this riad apart.

Riad Médina Art is a true masterpiece that enhances the experience of being in the heart of the medina. If you're looking for a place that seamlessly blends tradition with modern comfort, I highly recommend Riad Médina Art. My sincere thanks to the entire team for making my stay unforgettable. I can't wait to return and be immersed in the artistry and warmth of this...

Location - Very good with a short walking distance to Djemaa El Fnaa. Bad points it is situated within very narrow alleys so cars cannot get through. Taxi would stop at nearby car park and would have to walk two minutes to Riad. It can be very easy to get lost in the small passages as they all look very similar. Some locals would help to get you back on track, however there are some local drunks who loiter around telling you a route is closed so they can re-direct you in exchange for some money at the end. After a few times you get used to the room.

Riad - Generally clean and presentable. We had a huge bathroom with constant HOT water available however there was a foul smell sometimes coming from our bathroom unsure if that was a drainage issue. We had an issue with our safe deposit box and they told us they would resolve the day after but there was no fix. We had three rooms so we were able to use the other safes. Modern AC unit and smart TV (ours didn’t work as the aerial was cut but worked in other rooms).

Breakfast - Quite limited compared to other hotels we have stayed at, same kind of food everyday.

Staff - Really friendly and welcoming, always catered and assisted us to the best of their ability. They allowed us to check out late.

Overall, I would stay here again even though some of the other riads close by are a...

Gorgeous, small riad with real charm. The guest room smelled wonderful. Plush bathrobe and hand towels. Rose petals on the bed, nightstand, sink, and toilet cover. Shower had strong, hot water. The guest room has high ceilings, beige stone floors (with rugs) and walls. Large, comfy firm bed (took up whole room - very narrow path between end of bed and wall facing courtyard). A large window faces the courtyard. All rooms surround the small court yard with a square pool and fountain. There are tables around courtyard for hanging out. There is a inside balcony, overlooking the courtyard, around the second floor landing (outside of guest rooms). The riad has a lovely large rooftop terrace with lounge chairs and regular chairs. ||||Sweet and helpful staff - one staff member even arranged to have her own henna artist come to our hotel.||||For breakfast, things were put out in the pantry. Only instant coffee and some packaged teas at first, although they brought fresh coffee out later. Dried fruit, olives, various breads/croissant/muffins (not freshly baked), overripe bananas, cold cuts, sliced cheese, fresh melon juice. I sat in the courtyard by the pool, which was nice. Loud birds...