Riad in Jemaa el-Fna & the central Medina, Marrakech
Riad 112
Free Wi-Fi in a traditional Medina house near El Badi Palace
Photos: Booking.com
Overview
Riad 112 measures itself against two landmarks: it's less than a kilometre from the ruins of El Badi Palace and about an 11-minute walk from the Koutoubia Mosque. Both figures come from the property, and together they place it within comfortable walking range of the old city's main sights.
It's a traditional guest house with Moroccan decor in the rooms and free Wi-Fi throughout.
Highlights
- Under a kilometre from El Badi Palace, according to the property
- About an 11-minute walk to the Koutoubia Mosque
- Free Wi-Fi throughout
- Rooms with traditional Moroccan decor
- Souks and palaces within walking distance
Location
El Badi Palace, built by the Saadian sultan Ahmad al-Mansur in the late 16th century, is now an atmospheric ruin of sunken gardens and high walls, often with storks nesting on top. The Saadian Tombs and the Mellah are nearby, and the Koutoubia stands at the western edge of Jemaa el-Fna.
The riad doesn't publish an address or name its quarter, so use the map on this page to see exactly where it sits between those sights.
Good to know
- El Badi's upper walls give one of the best views over the Medina rooftops. The palace charges an entry fee; check current prices and hours before you go.
Questions about Riad 112
How far is Riad 112 from El Badi Palace?
Less than a kilometre, according to the property.
Can I walk to the Koutoubia Mosque?
Yes. The property puts it about 11 minutes away on foot.
Does Riad 112 have Wi-Fi?
Yes, complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout.
