Budget prices but am unsure what else you need. Beautiful bedrooms. Sunny roof terrace and small pool for cooling off. A lovely snug of a lounge for a night cap. The staff were excellent and made us feel at home. Breakfast was fresh juice, coffee, pancakes and toast. The welcome meal was also very good. Not all the staff speak... More

At Riad Adika, your escape starts in the courtyard equipped with a pool and follows you to your room! The food is delicious. People are proud of their hotel and they offer a great service. Nothing's missing! You'll have a great choice of activities and services. All of this enchantment in situated in a lively area, just next to the... More

Our stay in Riad Adika will remain in our minds for long! The owners, Dominique and Guillaume welcomed us in their most friendly and warm way. The ambiance and the decoration of the riad contributed to make our stay an enjoyable and delightful moment. The staff is so thoughtful and gentle that we were feeling in a palace! Food was... More

I was looking for a beautiful place to spend the week the holiday with my husband. We were so happy: the riad was beautiful, quiet and so close from Jemaa el Fna! We loved the atmosphere, the traditionnal food, and the kindness of the owner. The staff was really nice and helpful! We completely enjoyed our stay and really recommend... More

We spent a week in this Beautiful and Peaceful Riad Adika. This is a very special place, with very comfortable rooms. Everybody, working here is just so "welcoming", that we found our vacation time too short. They are the reflect of the wonderful Moroccan hospitality. We just love the Riad, and cannot wait wait to come back !! More

We needed to find a riad in a hurry after being let down with hotels in Marakech and this one came to our rescue. Although it is quite out of the way, you can find your way around quickly and easily and the peace and quiet is a nice contrast to the souks. The hotel is beautiful and the staff... More

Riad Adika is a peaceful place to stay among the maze of narrow streets in the chaotic medina of Marrakech, although it is a bit out of the way -20 minute-walk from the famous Jemaa El Fna- so you need to take a taxi specially at night. To get to the riad you have to pass through a good 500m... More

Riad Adika is a lovely building. It is approached through narrow alley ways which adds to the experience but may cause a problem if carrying heavy luggage.It is only a short walk from the Souks and about 15 minutes from the main square.The welcome was good with a glass of mint tea before we were shown our rooms. The staff... More

One of four riads we stayed at in Morocco, Riad Adika was by far the best. Beautifully restored and furnished with traditional fabrics and objects, it was spotlessly clean and peaceful and our room more spacious than I expected. The pool was warm and of the typical size for a property so close to the centre of town. The staff... More