Riad in Marrakech
Riad Maissoun
A planted courtyard, a roof terrace and Moroccan cooking under one roof
Photos: Booking.com
Overview
Riad Maissoun has the garden that the word riad originally implied: the property describes a quiet interior garden, the kind of shaded spot that's at its best in the heat of the afternoon. Above it, a large sunny rooftop terrace looks out over the city.
There's also a restaurant in the house serving traditional Moroccan food, so a tagine dinner doesn't have to mean a walk through the lanes after dark. The rooms keep their traditional architectural details.
Highlights
- Quiet interior garden
- Rooftop terrace with panoramic views
- On-site restaurant with traditional Moroccan cuisine
- Rooms with traditional architectural features
- Within reach of the souks and historic sites
Location
The listing places Riad Maissoun inside the Medina, within walking distance of the souks and historic sites, but it doesn't name a quarter or street. Check the map on this page to see how far it is from Jemaa el-Fna, and ask the riad how to reach it from the nearest taxi drop-off.
Good to know
- Riad restaurants are often small, so let the staff know in the morning if you plan to eat in.
Questions about Riad Maissoun
Does Riad Maissoun have a garden?
Yes. The property describes a quiet interior garden, as well as a rooftop terrace.
Can I eat at the riad?
Yes, there's an on-site restaurant serving traditional Moroccan cuisine.
Where in Marrakech is Riad Maissoun?
In the Medina, according to the listing, near the souks. No exact address is published.
