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  • The guesthouse is ideally located to explore the city
  • Escape the noise in the peaceful courtyard, and swim in the beautiful pool

Traditional riad in Marrakech

Riad Sukkham offers a comfortable and quiet stay in the historic Old Town of Marrakech. You’ll be within a 10 minutes' walk of Jemaâ el Fna Square and the Souks.

Each room offers a cosy stay featuring warm traditional decor and is equipped with Wi-Fi, TV, a view of the patio and a private bathroom with shower. The riad serves a continental breakfast with regional specialities available throughout the day. You’ll be able to retreat from the bustle of the town and relax in the inner courtyard featuring pool and sun loungers.

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Riads are traditional guesthouses within the old walls of Marrakech City. Each one is centred around an inner courtyard or garden, and rooms are often individually decorated and vary in size. If you want to experience Marrakech the traditional way, then a riad stay could be for you.
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Marrakech City

Marrakech is a sensory feast – a dazzling kaleidoscope of colours, aromas and sounds that makes for an unforgettable urban adventure. Nestled at the foot of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, the city is a harmonious blend of ancient traditions and modern melodies.

The beating heart of the city is the medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, which is a maze of narrow alleyways lined with traditional souks. Here, artisans display their crafts, from ornate lanterns and rugs to handmade jewellery and delicate perfumes. The sounds of haggling and the rhythms of Berber drums mingle with the distant call to prayer, providing a lively soundtrack for this bustling marketplace.

Jemaa el-Fna Square, the medina's epicentre, transforms as the day progresses. By day, street performers and henna tattoo artists enthral visitors, while at night, the square becomes an open-air theatre, alive with storytellers, musicians, and stalls serving fresh food.

If you’re a connoisseur of cuisine, you’ll be delighted with traditional Moroccan dishes, like slow-cooked lamb tagine, sweet pastilla, and almond ghriba cookies, which are best washed down with steaming mint tea. Or, for gourmands, there are the trendy eateries and cocktail terraces of the more modern Ville Nouvelle.

Beyond the medina, Marrakech offers tranquil gardens like Jardin Majorelle, an oasis of calm with its iconic cobalt blue structures and lush plant life, while palatial hotels and boutique riads with palm-fringed pools and shaded courtyards offer respite from the city's hustle.
 

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