Tourisme / Hôtellerie / Restauration
A riad is a traditional Moroccan house with an interior courtyard and a garden, typically found in the medinas (old cities) of Morocco, particularly in Marrakech.
The courtyards of riads were originally designed as private, shaded spaces for families, and the buildings themselves often have intricate tile work, carved plaster details, and ornate wooden doors.
Many riads have been converted into guesthouses or hotels and offer a unique and luxurious accommodation experience, with a peaceful atmosphere in the heart of the bustling city.