Staying at Riad Kasbah in Marrakech, Morocco

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Staying at Riad Kasbah in Marrakech, Morocco

staying at riad kasbah in marrakech, morocco

The beautiful and serene Riad Kasbah had me feeling like I was alone in the desert even though I was in the heart of vibrant Marrakech and less than a mile from its' most popular attractions like the souks, Saadiens Tombs, upscale restaurants, highly recommended cafes, and the Koutoubia Mosque & Esplanade.

In the middle of the medina, I immersed myself in culture and indulged myself in luxury at one of the top riads in Marrakech.

Here’s my experience staying at Riad Kasbah in Marrakech, Morocco!

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3 police officers, a woman and children hanging out next to El Mouassine Mosque with trees and light posts lining the street in the medina in Marrakech.
A woman wearing a hijab walking, a yellow taxi and motorbike passing an open gate in marrakech.
A Smiling man in all black opening a large metal door with the words Read Kasbah with a man in a baseball hat, blue shirt and backpack waiting to enter

How to Get to Riad Kasbah

Although you’re in the center of it all, you’ll feel like you’re in an exclusive resort. Find your way to Riad Kasbah by entering any of the 10 gates to the historic medina and following the main road to the center.

Make your way through the crowd through the narrow streets and down an alley, and there you’ll find an ornate red door that separates the bustle of the market from the serene hotel awaiting you.

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The courtyard of a traditional road with tables, chairs, mats, and plants surrounding a pool and open umbrellas on the roof
A room with white couch and pillows, a double bed with side tables and lamps on either side. with Moroccan detailing, crown molding, and gold center photo and closed window
A green and white checkered tiled traditional moroccan bath with a gold faucet

What To Expect

Just beyond the front desk and helpful concierge, you’ll find an open-air courtyard with a patio, pristine pool, and a traditional Moroccan living room. There are complimentary mats, towels, and even hats available while you lounge by the pool.  

Just a few steps up a spiral staircase, you'll find a rooftop terrace. The terrace boasts a stunning view of the Atlas Mountains on one side and a mosque on the other.

Riad Kasbah offers several traditional hammam experiences, as well as many other beauty and spa services. We felt like kings and queens with the royal hammam treatment and in-room couple’s massage after our long day of seeing the sights and strolling through the souks.

The shower / tub was my favorite part!

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Breakfast table with half omelet, silverware, cups of orange juice, jams, pastries, milk, cups of nana tea and an antique moroccan metal tea pot with a mat, hat and pool in the background
back girl with natural hair and grey dress sitting at outdoor table with breakfast watching a male waiter pouring nana tea out of antique moroccan teapot

Look at his sweet pouring skills!

Food and Drink

The in-house restaurant serves a complimentary breakfast every day, complete with hot and cold beverages, Moroccan pastries, and the option of an omelet made to your taste, as well as lunch and an early dinner, should you choose to stay in. The food was delicious and solidified my growing love for Moroccan Nana (mint) Tea.

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A smiling black girl with a black wrap and natural hair, wearing elephant pants and crochet sandals sitting on a blue, green, and yellow tile in front of a brown door at the Marrakech museum
Woman selling goods in open medina with men sitting on a bench and bikes near the minerat of El Mouassine Mosque
Busy medina Street near El Mouassine Mosque, palm trees, light posts, people, woman in hijab and yellow taxi

What To Do In Marrakech

Marrakech Museum

Room after room and courtyard after courtyard, you’ll be captivated by all of the vibrant colors, native objects and artifacts, and historic architecture that is unique to Morocco. With no shortage of Instagram-able spots around every corner, this spot is a must-see and should top your "things to do" in Marrakech list.

El Mouassine Mosque

With the largest fountain in Marrakech and an extravagant minaret, this architectural jewel will catch your eye from any point in the city.

The Medina and Souk

Perusing the market might be your first thought when you arrive in Marrakech, but give yourself plenty of time to shop the hundreds of stalls filled with oils, spices, and authentic hand-crafted goods.

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Three girls sitting by a courtyard pool with a table and two palm trees and brown rails and clear awning at Riad Kasbah
Black woman with raised arms in front of a pool in Riad Kasbah courtyard with open doors and mats and tables

My Experience at Riad Kasbah

I was impressed by the hospitality from beginning to the end. We only had a short time in Marrakech before we left for Agadir, and the staff was so helpful with suggestions, sightseeing route tips, and directions so that we could fit everything into our busy day. They were even accommodating by allowing us to schedule our spa experience later that day. It was truly a stress-free and luxurious experience in every way.

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