Riyad El Cadi Marrakech, Marrakech, Morocco
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Riyad El Cadi
Hotel Type: Riad / Dar
Environment: City
Number of Rooms: 12
Style: Stylish
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A classy and enchanting Medina town house Now this is special - a place that is exotic, beautiful and a stylish home from home in equal measure. There’s also something of the art gallery about the Riad El Cadi, what with the innumerous "objets d’arts" and pieces that range from French colonial furniture to Asian works, carpets and handicrafts throughout the whole house.
The layout and history of the El Cadi just adds to the atmosphere. For example, the original mansion can actually be traced back to the 14th century and takes in the main building and seven interconnected side houses. It all makes for a rambling maze of various patios, salons and passages and odds on that you may get lost, but even that is such fun at a place like the El Cadi. After having been acquired and renovated by the ex German ambassador to Morocco some years ago, this wonderful raw material of the El Cadi was combined with the superb decoration to create a truly classy place to stay and from which to explore Marrakech.
As for the 12 individually decorated rooms, these are spread out over the five labyrinthine and interconnected courtyards and, without exception, effuse character and style. The only caveat perhaps is the size which given the traditional Moroccan architecture makes for relatively narrow rooms but they scores top marks in everything else. Add to this the small pool, hammam, large terraces with views of the High Atlas Mountains and everything is set for a perfect stay.
And we almost forgot, being located some 10 minutes away from the main Dj. El-Fna Square, means that you’re in the heart of the Medina, yet still situated in peaceful bliss.
Amenities
Animals not accepted
Bar
Internet terminal
Internet WiFi
Library
Lounge
Meeting room
Restaurant
Sauna
Swimming pool
Terrace
TV Room
Wine CellarHotel Room Amenities
Air conditioning
Hair dryer
Internet access
Non smoking rooms
Room serviceSports & Activities
Cooking Lessons
Golf
Massage
SwimmingHotel Board
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Hotel Rooms
Superior Suite
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Ottoman Suite with large living room, gallery, double bedroom. Bath with shower. Living room with TV-set, fire place, sitting area and writing desk.
Superior Suite
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Palm Suite with spacious living room, double bedroom, bathroom with shower and separate toilet. Private balcony. Living room with sitting area, TV-set, fire place, writing desk.
Lodge 4 PAX
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Blue House with two double bedrooms (beds 140 cm width) on two different floors, two bathrooms (not en suite, but on the same floor as the bedrooms). Small living room with sitting area. Small kitchen. Privat courtyard and roof terrace. Upstairs bedroom with balcony.
Superior Double
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Corea Room situated on the ground floor to the quiet Palm Courtyard with bath (shower) and writing desk.
Double
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Aleppo room situated on the ground floor to the main courtyard. Bathroom with shower. Either double bed (180 cm width) or twin bed possible.
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