Riad Al Mamoune - Marrakesh
31.628078, -7.986779Overview
The 3-star Riad Al Mamoune Marrakesh is situated merely a 9-minute walk from Maison de la Photographie Photography Gallery and features a sundeck and a spacious garden. An indoor pool as well as a solarium and a Jacuzzi are available for you at this comfortable hotel, located a few steps from the Terrasse des Épices.
Location
Such city attractions as the Dar Si Said Museum, which is only 1 km from the riad, and the Saadian Tombs, which is a mere 1.9 km away, are well worth a visit. The Riad Al Mamoune Marrakesh is also not far from such natural sights as the traditional medina Le Jardin Secret Garden. There is Jardin Majorelle Garden a 25-minute stroll away, and Grand Taxi bus station is 900 metres from this accommodation.
The smoke-free hotel is 3.2 km from Marrakesh train station, while Menara airport is 15 minutes' drive away.
Rooms
Riad Al Mamoune offers air-conditioned rooms complete with complimentary wireless internet, as well as comforts such as climate control. Guests will find hairdryers and bath sheets in bathrooms fitted with a bidet and a separate toilet.
Eat & Drink
There is a lounge bar onsite. Nomad, located in close proximity to the Riad Al Mamoune, serves Moroccan cuisine to satisfy every taste.
Leisure & Business
Beach facilities at this property include parasols. Thanks to a golf course, guests can stay fit at the hotel.
Licence number: 40000MH1353
Rooms and availability
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Max:1 person
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Bed options:1 Single bed
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Max:2 persons
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Bed options:1 King-size bed
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Shower
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Heating
Essential information about Riad Al Mamoune
| 💵 Lowest room price | 46 £ |
| 📏 Distance to centre | 600 m |
| 🗺️ Location rating | 8.8 |
| ✈️ Distance to airport | 9.2 km |
| 🧳 Nearest airport | Menara, RAK |
Location
- City landmarks
- Nearby
- Restaurants
- Hotels nearby
Reviews of Riad Al Mamoune
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missingWrote a review on 29 Novcute staffdelicious breakfastcozy roomnoisy moments
Yo, I just had the best stay! Abdul met me at the airport, showed me the way. Breakfast was bomb-fresh fruits and Moroccan pancakes every morning. The room was cozy and super clean. Plus, the courtyard pool? Total vibe. Loved chillin' there after a long day!
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missingWrote a review on 28 Nov
Lovely little riad right in the heart of the Marrakesh souks, tucked down a side alley, so brilliant for shopping but away from the crowds. It was very helpful to be picked up from the airport the evening we arrived (offered for stays of 3 nights) because finding the riad might have been difficult otherwise, so that was much appreciated. Breakfast was usual Moroccan bread, jam, juice, tea, pancakes (which are better here than other places we stayed). When it was fine, this was served on the pretty roof terrace.
Our room (Tan Tan) was next to the stairs that come up to the first floor and continue up to the terrace which meant that on the first day we were woken by clacking footsteps and chatter outside the room. Having said that, ear plugs did the trick the next morning – it is a riad after all, so one expects some noise from the patios etc, so just a recommendation to take ear plugs.
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missingWrote a review on 26 Nov
excellent location in the medina, would use this Riad again
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missingWrote a review on 12 Novwonderful atmosphereexcellent hospitalitynavigation difficulties
What stands out, both good and bad
The location is perfect, providing peace while being steps away from the vibrant souks! The hospitality of the staff is very nice, as Asad and Abdul genuinely care for your comfort and experience!
Occasionally, navigating through the medina can be challenging, especially for newcomers needing assistance.
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missingWrote a review on 11 Nov
Excellent location and very helpful staff. Spotlessly clean and very nice breakfast included. All room facilities worked well (eg aircon, hot water). The Riad would be almost impossible to find unassisted (this is a consequence of the location and the layout of the medina in Marrakech), but the Riad emailed me a few weeks beforehand to make arrangements to be met from my transport.
There was nothing I did not like about the Riad.
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missingWrote a review on 11 Nov
Very nice and friendly riad-manager. We had a family room, very well decorated and quiet. Comfortable shower and a very good breakfast outside on the terrace. Nice location, in the middle of the souks, close to the big square.
Small, a bit scarring street to the entrance of the riad
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missingWrote a review on 19 Octhistorical hotelpool cleanlinesscommon area
16th-century hotel, cultural retreat, rooftop terrace
The pool could use more attention!!! A deeper clean for the common areas would enhance the experience!!! New cushions for sitting nooks might improve comfort while relaxing.
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missingWrote a review on 18 Octcozy feelpoor insulation
Loved the cozy feel, but the room could've used better sound insulation.
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missingWrote a review on 18 Oct
The owners were very helpful and responsive during my stay. In particular, my arriving flight was delayed by one hour but Manu, one of the owners and the person picking me up, did not complain at all. The riad was well maintained and a nice haven from the business of Marrakesh. Manu took the time when I arrived to explain the area, including how to get to and from the riad easily, things to see in the area, and answered all questions happily. Breakfast was also very nice.
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missingWrote a review on 18 Oct
Virtually EVERYTHING! The Riad is very traditional in style with an individual twist in each room. The whole place is immaculately decorated and very clean. The staff are the nicest you could ever hope for. You really get the feeling that the employees as well as the owners take a lot of pride in the Riad and it results in a really relaxed and laid back feel. You will be served your Moroccan pancakes, Morrocan breads, preserves, coffee, Moroccan tea and freshly squeezed orange juice (by the staff member just for you) whenever and wherever you like! I recommend breakfast on the roof terrace where you can watch the tiny sparrows on the roofs around you. The free Airport collection is great too removing the stress on arrival.
The location can be a little daunting at first as the Riad is down a succession of quiet, narrow, and at times dark alleyways, about 200 yards from the hustle and bustle of the Souks. However I must stress that the owners are aware of this issue and have taken the pro-active step of employing a very plesant local gentleman who sits in the same place every night, waiting to escort all the guests to the Riad door. Therefore after the first night I felt much more comfortable with the journey and it was no longer an issue. A fine example of the extra mile they go to at every level.
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missingWrote a review on 16 Oct
The welcome was fantastic, with lots of information about things to do, help buying tickets etc, being talked through the map of the city.
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missingWrote a review on 15 Oct
The Raid Al Mamoune is situated in the Souks of the main square in Marrakech. Ali (member of the Raid staff) met us at the square and lead us to the Raid which might have been tricky to find otherwise. Also the Raid owners contacted us before we travelled to see if we needed airport transport. We were very well looked after. The Raid itself is lovely, gorgeous mosic tiles, beautiful surroundings, plenty of areas to chill out and wonderfully quite. The room was well equipmented and traditionally decorated to a high standard. Breakfast was simple; bread, pancakes with a range of jams, freshly squeezed orange jucie and a choice of tea or coffee. Ali was always on hand to answer any questions and had a wealth of local knowledge.
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missingWrote a review on 01 Septfine architecturereally good servicetranquil terracepoor wifi connection
Riad Al Mamoune offers an very nice experience, combining fine traditional architecture with really good service. The staff, especially Asad and Abdul, enhanced our stay significantly, providing insightful recommendations and assistance. The breakfast was good, with freshly squeezed orange juice and a variety of local treats served on the beautiful rooftop terrace, which also served as a tranquil retreat after a busy day. The location, just a few minutes from the main square, is both peaceful and conveniently close to the bustling souks.
The WiFi connection could be improved in some room areas.
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missingWrote a review on 29 Aug
the location was particularly good, relatively close to a main square. a bazaar and shops were right next door. there was savoury and delicious breakfasts with freshly squeezed orange juice, a familiar atmosphere plus freshly baked pancakes.
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missingWrote a review on 29 Aug
The Rhiad Mamoune is in a wonderful location for convenient access to the Old Town and Souks. It is beautifully and characterfully decorated and was an island of peace and tranquility after the hustle and bustle of the town. Above all of these things was the level of hospitality offered. The owner Manu and his chief of staff Ali are kind and courteous, always on hand. Nothing was too much trouble-transfers, mountain trips,restaurant advice and booking, late evening meals for weary travellers etc If you want to make your trip really special I would recommend staying here.
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