Riad Joya, Marrakesh

per person

Be prepared to be mesmerized by the hotel’s luxurious suites (7 in total), individually conceived to evoke all senses, the magic and the very essence of the Moroccan history, mingling sleek shapes and spaces with Moroccan flavors, all reflecting different settings, atmospheres and style.

All suites are bright and airy and feature a private seating area and a large dressing room. The bathrooms, all made in natural stones, are bright and spacious and feature a large shower and a vanity corner.

The hotel is 300 m from Djemaa El Fna and from Marrakech Medina. Marrakech-Menara and the airport are 5 kms away. Guests can enjoy authentic Moroccan cuisine with local recipes coexisting with the best of Italian and Mediterranean specialties at the hotel’s restaurant, and experience the hammam services at the hotel’s spa — a deep-cleansing ritual with the traditional black soap, preceded by a deep exfoliation with the kessa glove.

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Need to know details

All children under 6 years stay free of charge for extra beds. Also, pets are not allowed.
Check-in Check-out time

Check in: 2 pm. Check out: 12 pm.
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Riad Joya, Marrakesh
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Departure Taxes

Entry Fees

5 Star Accommodation

Personal Guide

Breakfast

FROM OUR GALLERY

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Riad Joya is a sophisticated 7-suite luxury boutique hotel of timeless beauty and stylish design.

Rooms:

Ambregris Double or Twin Room (45 m²)

Zanzibar Double Room (38 m²)

Ottomane Double Room (35 m²)

Naos Double Room (45 m²)

Doumus Double or Twin Room (38 m²)

Tuareg Double Room (40 m²)

Dar Arabe Double or Twin Room (45 m²)

List of Amenities:

Airport shuttle (surcharge)

Air conditioning

Heating

Car hire

Safety deposit box

VIP room facilities

Ironing Facilities

Non-smoking rooms

Safety Deposit Box

Room service

Private check-in/check-out

Concierge service

Luggage storage

Tour desk

24-hour front desk

Special diet menus (on request)

Breakfast in the room

Restaurant

TOUR LOCATION

Riveting/ fascinating facts about the area:

In Morocco, it is considered impolite to handle food with the left hand and to say no to meat if it is offered during a meal
White is the color of mourning in Morocco. A Moroccan widow wears white for 40 days after the death of her husband
Morocco’s national animal is the Barbary lion. DNA evidence from two lion skulls found in the Tower of London prove that English royalty owned at least two Barbary lions sometime between the 13th and 15th centuries

Interesting people:

Meet Carlos Benaïm, a famous perfume maker from Morocco, who even created a perfume for Rachel Weisz. He was born in 1944 in Tangier — the Moroccan coastal city where the Mediterranean and the Atlantic meet. Benaïm feels that the scents he was exposed to as a child in Morocco have had a profound influence on his career. As a young boy, he would often accompany his grandfather to the marketplace in Tangier, and the rich smells of the spices and fruits, oranges, peaches, melons and apricots were somehow etched on his memory forever. He moved to Paris, then Amsterdam and Buenos Aires before settling in New York.