The interiors here are as contemporary as can be; not quite minimalist, and certainly still quite identifiably Moroccan, but more like 21st-century Morocco than any kind of old-world fantasy.
Here just eight suites hold, at most, eighteen guests. Which means it’s already intimate in scale, and all the more so thanks to the riad’s many twists and turns—the many lounges and living rooms (and the spacious comfort of the rooms) ensure that rarely do more than a handful of guests accumulate in any one place.
There is a central dining room, if you’re interested, though meals can be served anywhere, including on the rooftop, with a view over the medina toward the Atlas Mountains.
As for services and amenities, Riad Talaa 12 offers a pared-down selection, in keeping with its cozy residential feel—this is a place to disappear. Thus no pool, no spa, just massage and traditional hammam on-site and a concierge who’s only too happy to arrange tours, excursions, or day pass to nearby pools or to Nikki Beach, in the Palmeraie.
Main text courtesy of Tablet Hotels.
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Categories: Boutique hotels, Budget but stylish, City hotels, Culture & heritage, Local flavor, Modern design, Quiet location, Romantic, Shopping, Sightseeing,
Number of rooms & suites: 8
Rate per night: From $149 USD
*The rate is only approximate and is based on our own independent research, at the time of writing. We cannot guarantee the rate in any way.
Check room rates and bookWith a stylish blend of European designer furnishings and Moroccan-inspired interiors, Riad Talaa 12 blends contemporary chic and old-world Marrakech.
Author: Travel+Style. Last updated: 30/08/2024
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