After a day spent exploring the medina, engrossed in the tumult, hassle, smells and tastes of Marrakech, at Snan13 the traveller will find a tranquil and sophisticated space to unwind and relax.
With only six rooms, the riad provides personalized treatment and high level of service for its guest—and a chance to savour the exquisite and authentic Moroccan cuisine.
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The riad offers one Grand Suite and five double bedrooms, done up in calm white with splashes of grey and cream. The amazing level of craftsmanship is expressed in the uttermost attention to detail.
All rooms have their own unique character—for example Le Petit Patio comes with private terrace, while the Lalla Samia room on the first floor offers more space for up to three people. The decoration references traditional Moroccan craft, e.g. blankets woven by Berber women on the eve of a wedding.
Riad Snan13 is organized around The Marrakchi Court, a traditional courtyard with swimming pool. There is also a panoramic terrace with incredible views over the medina. Breakfast and dinner is served in either space.
The roof terrace is an ideal chill-out area to see the changing light of the day, but the biggest impact has the changing light throughout the day on the ambience of the interiors. The riad feels warm and earthy in the mornings, cool in the afternoons… casting its most irresistible spell in the evenings, with its mesmerizing play of light and shadows.
The riad is located in Mouassine, the oldest and most traditional Marrakech neighbourhood.
It’s an authentic oasis just minutes from the busiest parts of Marrakech: its souk and the Jemaa el Fna square, medina’s life nerve center. The spectacular Marrakech souk entrance (Bab Laksour Door) is just few hundred meters away.
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For more information about the riad visit Snan13 website. Photos © Riad Snan13
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Marrakech, with its vibrant culture and enchanting landscapes, offers a unique experience throughout the year. However, the best time to visit Marrakech is during the spring months of March to May and the fall months of September to November. During these times, the weather is pleasantly warm, making it ideal for exploring the city’s bustling souks, stunning palaces, and aromatic gardens without the intense heat of summer. Additionally, these shoulder seasons offer fewer crowds, allowing visitors to enjoy popular attractions like the Jardin Majorelle and the historic Medina with more ease. Whether you’re drawn to the colorful festivities of spring or the mild temperatures of autumn, Marrakech promises an unforgettable journey any time of year.
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Author: Travel+Style. Last updated: 28/03/2024
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