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Ryad Dyor, Marrakech, Morocco


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Address: 1 Derb Driba Jdida, Sidi Ben Slimane, 40000, Marrakech, Morocco

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Booking info

Arrival: Thu 9 Oct 2008
Departure: Fri 10 Oct 2008
No. adults: 2

Who stays here

This hotel is the an ideal romantic getaway.

Come for

  • Beautifully decorated rooms
  • Good service

Not suitable for

  • Eating in - no restaurant on site, which means a walk through the Medina to reach one
  • Big swimmers - the pool is of decorative dimensions

Children

This hotel is mainly suited for couples, but children are welcome.

Eating in

Breakfast is served each morning, but lunch and dinner are not offered on the premises.

Press Quotes

"... five suites, two double bedrooms, a mosaic-tiled courtyard, plunge pool and a roof terrace overlooking the Koutoubia Mosque and the city's fudge-coloured brick rooftops (plus, on a clear day, the Atlas Mountains)." Conde Nast Traveller 06

"This B&B style riad lies in the heart of the medina and has been transformed with chic designs from Yvonna Hulst and Alberto Cortes."



Ryad Dyor is a stunning, elegant fusion of modern and Moorish style, just around the corner from Marrakech’s Riad Arih. The Dutch owners are designers (she's interiors, he's fashion) and it shows. The furnishings at this luxury riad are a mélange of Moroccan and European antiques, elegantly complemented by modern textiles and lighting.

The facilities

The panoramic terrace of Ryad Dyor looks over the old city of Marrakech. From the terrace guests can languidly admire the Koutoubia Mosque, the thousands of roof tops and the Atlas Mountains in the distance.

A delicious breakfast is served daily and includes freshly squeezed juice, fresh fruit with honey and yogurt and fresh pastries. Meals can be taken anywhere at the luxury riad, though lunch and dinner are not available at the Ryad Dyor itself.

The staff are extremely personable, and are always available for any request, with a cup of mint tea in hand. The staff will even personally escort guests through the chaotic streets of the medina to a recommended restaurant. They also organise tours through the city or trips to the Atlas Mountains.

The rooms

The five suites and two double rooms at Ryda Dyor are all uniquely decorated and bristle with design details: copper lanterns, Balinese mirrors, and egg-smooth tadelakt bathtubs. Traditional elements at the luxury riad include plastered bathrooms, hammam towels latticed windows, fireplaces, babouche slippers and iron lanterns.

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