This must be one of the best riads to stay in Marrakech. There is a plunge pool in the courtyard surrounded by lit lanterns at night and lush tropical plantations everywhere. The riad has a roof terrace, a library and an excellent restaurant Pepe-Nero for dinner (warning: you need to book at least 24 hours in advance as it is very popular). The manager Hassan gave us a very warm welcome and was very attentive, polite and helpful throughout our stay and did everything possible to ensure our comfort and that we were looked after at all times. Abdel-Kadir served us breakfast daily and is very charming, chatty and attentive. Our suite was huge with a four-poster bed and a separate hallway; the bathroom had a very deep wide bath. Moroccan lanterns hanging from the ceilings. The riad felt like a small palace and a haven of peace away from the mayhem of the city outside. Highly recommended.

Eccelent location at few minutes walk from the main square El Fna, the main museums and the souks of the old medina. The riad is wonderfull very well restaured and the room are full of antiques and nice paintings old and modern.
Beautiful swimmingpool in the garden and a relaxing hammam.
Very large breakfast with the best croissant I had since my trip to Paris.
The service is 5 stars and the boys do their best to make your stay memorable.

To describe our stay at Riyad Al Moussika will be resumed by a word: Perfect!
Our bleu suite and its bathroom are just a dream, the saloons and the courtyards with marble fountains are gorgeous and the hammam and massage a fantastic experience that I repeated twice..
The service is very professional and discreet with personal touches such as a bottle of French champagne complimentary offered to celebrate my friend’s birthday.
We will come back!

Having chosen the Riad-al-Moussika for its excellent reviews, our experience of it exceeded even our high expectations. Efficiently met at the airport, we arrived in an evening downpour to a lovely welcome, and having inspected our fabulous (Al Azrak) Blue Suite, we had a marvellously authentic and sophisticated Moroccan dinner in the PepeNero restaurant in the central courtyard, fountains playing, the zellij, or mosaic-work, looking beautifully impressive. Stunning start, and it remained stunning throughout. The riad is mercifully traditional (we saw some tarted up places that didn't appeal) with beautiful and tasteful decoration in the style of the Bahia Palace or the Saadian Tombs and all its traditional features in place, subtly restored where necessary. Ask the ever-helpful and courteous Hassan to tell you about its history. The opulent suite was simply stunning - especially the fabulous marbled and tiled bathroom with its bath big enough to hold an entire football team. It was an utterly tranquil spot (with only the occasional birdsong and muezzin) in the midst of the medieval mayhem of the medina. The staff were completely charming and, even if they occasionally forgot to bring the tea or water you'd requested to the room, they always rallied in the end. No little glitches would stop us wanting to come back. And the afternoon tea with Moroccan pastries was sheer indulgence. The restaurant meals were superb, Moroccan and Italian; we have to return to finish the menu! Hassan, the manager, obliging and efficient, arranged our taxi-driven outings perfectly and Abdul was the epitome of exuberant helpfulness. I don't believe you could find a more charming place to stay in Marrakech. We loved it.