Hotel in Marrakech, Morocco
Riad Idra
150pts
About Riad Idra
With just seven rooms and suites Riad Idra is as intimate as can be, and though it’s absolutely central, just a few minutes’ walk from the Ben Youssef Mosque and Jamaâ el Fna Square, it’s got that secluded inner-circle private-retreat vibe down pat. And you won’t even have to worry about navigating the city’s mazelike streets, as Riad Idra’s driver will be waiting at the airport. The neighborhood is Dar el Bacha, an area rich with antiques dealers, and home to one of the king’s palaces, for added grandeur. Also grand: the inclusion of an elevator, a true rarity in Marrakech, whose riads’ staircases typically encourage you to travel ligthly. You’ll also have a walk-in shower or a large bathtub, and a bedroom that’s a fine blend of traditional opulence and clean contemporary design. Dine in-house — that’s half the appeal of a riad hotel — and make use of the spa for a massage or a traditional hammam.
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