Marrakech has some absolutely BEAUTIFUL riads, but some are more expensive than others. I stayed at a variety of places and came up with a list of the BEST budget riads in Marrakech. Here they are.
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Marrakech is home to some of Morocco’s most famous luxury riads. You know the ones- you see them ALL OVER Instagram! There’s something about the beautiful tiled pools, the greenery, and the courtyards that draw you
While those riads look absolutely incredible, I know that they can be a little less affordable than what some of us want to pay.
Whilst in Marrakech, I found some riads that are just as stunning but a fraction of the price! Here’s my list of the best budget riads in Marrakech.
Want to know what else we got up to in Marrakech? Read this post.
Riad Miski
This riad is absolutely stunning. While it doesn’t have a pool, open space makes up for it! It’s an oasis of relaxation right in the middle of the medina’s crazy streets. The upstairs seating area was my FAVOURITE, as I loved the greenery and natural lighting. If you like lots of natural light, this might be the best budget riad in Marrakech.
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Riad Villa Verde
This riad is THE place to go if you love tiling. I’m obsessed! This riad has the most open seating- half a floor is a reading/sitting area! Similarly to the other riads, this one has a terrace, though I find this one the most beautiful! This is one of the best budget riads in Marrakech if you’re as obsessed with tiles as I am. We got a room with a shared bathroom to save a little more money.
Dar Narjis
This is the most affordable riad on this list, but it’s really lovely! It’s more of a mid-range riad, but I felt it needed to be included because it was very homey and lovely. I felt like I was being welcomed into a home and it was a really sweet place. The breakfast on the terrace was a really nice way to start our trip to Morocco.
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These are all looking gorgeous! Especially Riad Miski, looks like the perfect base within Marrakech! Can’t wait to go to Morocco!
Lovely photos of some great Riads. i’m hoping to go to Morocco soon, but also doing my Spanish house up and looking for some great Moroccan influences thanks!
I am DYING to go to Morocco. I travel solo so have been so hesitant about it but these riads are making me want to go even more!
I only had time to visit Marrakech, and I found that there wasn’t loads to DO, but it was a great place to relax, get some online work done, and to just soak up! 🙂