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Located just off the narrow streets of the medina, this charming hideaway is the defintion of hidden Marrakech. From the riad's serene and tranquil courtyard the city's iconic blue skies are framed by archetypal Islamic arches and tropical palms; from the rooftop's fireside seating areas admire undulating roofs and mosque minarets at sunset.
Decor seamlessly blends traditional Morrocan architecture with homely contemporary touches; oriental rugs, vintage furnishings and eclectic art work. On every floor effortlessly chic wooden doors painted in stylish sage lead to winding staircases and hidden corners. Rooms and suites vary in size and style; all are gorgeous and designed with modern guests in mind - think super-fast wifi and rain showers. Feel at home with cosy seating areas, private terraces and warming fireplaces.
A real city-centre sanctuary; the peace and quiet is even more incredible considering sites and shops are just steps away.
Romantic Break
Local exploring
Hideaway
Great walks
Artworks
Restaurant
Local markets
Sights nearby
Family Suites
Sit-out Terrace
Views
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Restrictions on children
Spa
Exclusive use
Historic
Charming
Yoga
Golf
Barefoot Luxury
Other Activities
Full of character
Lively area
Museums
Owner managed
Townhouse
Boutique
Chic
Antiques
Wellbeing
Designer Shopping
Close to nightlife
Intimate
Romantic
Downtown
Quiet
Wedding license
Rooms
6 rooms in this hotelRoof terrace
At over 650sq metres, this quintessential Marrakech rooftop is one of the largest of any boutique hotel in the citySuites
Dar El Bacha Suite boasts two outdoor terraces; one overlooking the main courtyard & another a private spot with rooftop accessRestaurant
Breakfast is served in the courtyard, rooftop or dining room. Traditional Moroccan lunch & dinner can be arranged on requestFamily Suites
Sleeping up to 7, groups of friends will love the Koutoubia Suite; it feels more like a private apartment that a suiteSit-out Terrace
The idyllic inner courtyard complete with hanging lanterns & fresh water pool is fringed with citrus treesFireplace
Both the living room & certain suites feature small fireplaces for cosy winter eveningsWalking distance restaurants
It's a short walk to the famous Cafe des Epices... a fantastic breakfast or lunch spotViews
The expansive rooftop offers views over the rooftops of the medina & mosques beyondRooms with balcony/terrace
Rooms & suites come with terraces that overlook the beautiful inner courtyard orRestrictions on children
Children must be aged 12 years and above; the atmosphere is definitely grown-upSpa
The small hammam, sauna and massage is perfect for a post-shopping relaxationMassage
Massages can be arranged on-site in the small treatment roomSwimming Pool
Three refreshing plunge pools within the riadSauna/Steam
Meeting Room
Outdoor dining
Laundry
No pets
Library
Not suitable for disabled guests
Sitting Room
Concierge
Airport transfer
Wifi
Safe
Bath robes
Air conditioning
Wedding license
Car not required
Great walks
Local markets
Sights nearby
Yoga
Golf
Other Activities
Museums
Close to nightlife
Designer Shopping
Why do people love staying in your hotel? People like to stay at Riad Camilia for the feeling of authenticity, comfort and serenity that it provides. They also like its chic and personalized decoration as well as its location close to the souks, the Jemaa el Fna square, the spices square and the main monuments to visit.
What is there to do in the area? Guests are at the door of the souks to enjoy the vibrant activity of traders and artisans of the Medina, and feel the excitement in front of all the objects and products of Moroccan crafts (carpets, lamps, fabrics, carved wood, spices, jewelry, paintings, pottery, etc..). The Riad is very close to the Medersa Ben Youssef, the spice square, the secret garden, the Jemaa el Fna square and Koutoubia mosque, and many museums (museum of photography, orientalist museum, museum of women, museum of perfumes, museum Boucharouite, Museum of Confluences in Dar El Bacha)
What kind of breakfast do you offer? We offer a full breakfast with orange juice, fruit salad, Moroccan pancakes, pound cake, bread, eggs or omelets, cheese or yogurt, ham on request, and of course butter, jam and honey.
Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally? We have a full time cook who cooks lunches or dinners on demand with fresh products purchased locally every day. She offers our clients a typical Moroccan or international quality cuisine. Our manager is at the disposal of our customers to advise them on the good addresses of restaurants in Marrakech
Which are your most popular room types, and why? Honestly, all our rooms are popular. They are all different in size and decoration and are selected according to the specific tastes and needs of the guests.
What facilities do you have for children and can you fit extra beds in your rooms ? Our Riad is not suitable for children under 12 years old. Our customers are looking for the charm and tranquility of a Riad of beautiful workmanship, and that's why we avoid hosting young children knowing that they are most often restless and noisy.
We can install additional beds in the suites that can accommodate 3 people (Koutoubia Suite and Bahia Suite), 4 people (Dar El Bacha Suite) or even 7 people in the largest, the Ben Youssef Suite which is very popular with families or groups of friends.
What message would you like to give The Hotel Guru readers? Come and discover at Riad Camilia the luxury, the refinement, the architecture and the serenity of life in a Riad, in the historical heart of the Medina of Marrakech. All the team of Riad Camilia is entirely at the service of its customers to offer them an exceptional experience and to accompany them in all their requests to make their stay very pleasant and facilitate all their projects.
A charming six-room riad with a pretty courtyard, three plunge pools and a hammam, located in the authentic medina neighbourhood of Kaat Benahid.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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