If you have ever searched for Morocco in a search engine, then you will definitely see this word: Riad (called in Chinese: Riad) Riad is a Moroccan-style accommodation, it is between the hotel and the hotel but in Morocco In China's tourism industry, it also has a star rating, such as a three-star standard level, or a four-star luxury level, but the star rating here is somewhat different from the international ones.

What is a Moroccan RIAD actually?

A riad is a traditional Moroccan house. Its specifications are slightly lower than that of a hotel, and the rooms are not that big. The room types of the same riad will vary greatly, mainly It used to be the home of the wealthiest citizens, such as merchants and people related to the royal family. It looks like an ordinary house, nothing special, but when you open it, you will naturally make a surprised sound . Riads are generally converted into Moroccan hotels around a central courtyard, garden or pool. The style of each Riad is different, some may be Zhoulin style, sometimes it may be fashion, and sometimes it is full of Moroccan culture, but the common place is: the location of the Riad is relatively secluded, and the large courtyard inside, That is, the public space is very large, with a few to ten rooms, most of which are decorated with citrus trees, exquisite tiles and luxurious swimming pools. After the baptism of history and times, riad is no longer a secret garden enjoyed by rich people. Now many people will buy it and convert it into a hotel. Staying in a riad has become one of the must-see experiences when traveling in Morocco, and it is also a check-in place for many bloggers and Internet celebrities. But before you check in, please be mentally prepared. Most of the riads are run by the owners themselves. The service staff are different from those in five-star hotels. Many of them will not serve the 24-hour front desk, and the room size and specifications cannot be compared with the hotel Compared with the standard Huai, staying in a riad is more important than an authentic experience.

Top 3 Reasons to Live in a Morocco RIAD?

With the vigorous development of Morocco's tourism industry, many five-star resorts of internationally renowned brands have settled in this country, you may ask why I choose to stay in RIAD instead of Sofitel, Hilton or Four Seasons Hotels five-star hotel chain? What are the reasons and advantages of living in a Mount Riad? The answer is: location, central courtyard and interior decoration are the three reasons why you choose RIAD

1. Location

The location advantage is the most important advantage of the Riad in Morocco. Morocco is a well-known family with a vast area, and every city has its own Therefore, the city may be divided into old city, new city and other parts. If you want to make good use of your time and visit the country, then the location of accommodation is the most important consideration! Take Marrakech as an example , Marrakech is a huge city measuring 209 square kilometers on one side, so don't want to spend all your limited time in traffic or traffic jams, we strongly recommend that you stay in the medina (a old walled city) so you are close to the action in the city centre. The medina is home to some of the best restaurants, markets and riads in Marrakech, making your stay in Marrakech as enjoyable as possible. Book our private chartered car, you don't have to worry about your accommodation, we will arrange a riad close to the main hub for you, so that you can easily go to Jemaa El-Fna, which is famous for its never-setting sun, And these Riads will be highly rated on Tripadvisor!

2. Central Court

The best part of traveling is not just the scenery—the people you meet along the way. It would be too easy and tedious to visit a country and stay in a hotel and only interact with the hotel staff, but riads have shared communal areas where you can meet locals and other tourists in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. In the morning of check-in, you can enjoy a local Moroccan breakfast in the central courtyard or on the open-air balcony. The common ones are freshly squeezed juice, fresh fruit, homemade yoghurt and pastries, but most importantly, during your check-in process, you are more You can have the opportunity to discuss your itinerary planning with like-minded friends, or share interesting moments during the journey, meet new friends, discuss local cultural experience together, and learn more about the city.

3. Interior decoration

Morocco has a long, complex and multicultural history. The aboriginal Berbers (Berbers) have lived on this land for at least 2,500 years. This country was once occupied by Romans and Muslims. Colonized by the Spaniards and the French, each nation has left its mark here. Therefore, Morocco has a unique cultural atmosphere and rich cultural relics. In addition to seeing such historical imprints in museums, living in Riads can also give you a good experience. In Morocco, many Riads are famous for their intricate The tiled, wrought-iron designs and ornate fountains greet each guest, and the interiors will take your breath away. Beyond that, riads typically have a full central garden with citrus trees and hand-carved fountains, or stunning marble swimming pools.

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Living in a riad is more than just a choice of lodging, it's an opportunity to immerse yourself in Moroccan culture and its zeitgeist. Riads offer unrivaled dining, gourmet food, hospitality, local networking opportunities and moments in the long and complex history of the country itself. To book our Morocco private tour, you can choose 3-star classic accommodation or 4-star luxury accommodation according to your needs and budget. If you want to know more about camp accommodation arrangements in the Sahara Desert, please click here! Here , you will have an extraordinary time. Are you still hesitating? Find out immediately that we have a trip to Morocco: 8 days, 12 days, 15 days. Contact us now to book your trip!