Riad Taachchaqa in Marrakech

zuletzt aktualisiert am 05.01.2010

The Peace of the Medina

From the heart of Marrakech, the Djemma al Fna, you follow a lane that escapes from the colorful souqs (bazaars) through a labyrinth of alleyways full of enticing entrances to hidden hideaways. The hustle and bustle of the square ceases as you wind your way to the riad’s entrance at the end of the lane. There, in the quiet, historic residential district, you will find an enchanting house lovingly restored with respect to the traditional Moroccan style, yet with all the modern conveniences.

Inside the riad there are five beautifully decorated ensuite guest rooms spread over two levels, surrounding a courtyard with a central calming water feature, dining tables and chairs, and an open study/sitting room with a huge fireplace for cooler evenings. On the first floor there is a summer sitting room with settees adorned with colorful Moroccan cushions. Above that is the open-air roof terrace where a continental breakfast is served daily, there is also a hamman (steam room) and hot and cold tub.

Hammam, Massages, Gourmet Meals (to order)

When you return to the riad, you can make use of our private hamman to have a whole-body exfoliation or relaxing massage, either on your own or with a partner (unlike the public hammams in Marrakech, which are segregated for men and women).
Whether in the courtyard, the summer salon or on the rooftop terrace, you will be able to taste the delightful preparations of our in-house chef, who will gladly prepare an exquisite evening meal for you on request.

We are always available to advise you about anything regarding your stay in Marrakech, and if you wish we can also organize activities or excursions to places of interest, such as treks in the High Atlas by horseback, four-wheel drive or motorbike.

PLEASE NOTE IF YOU CANCEL LESS THAN 7 DAYS IN ADVANCE - WE WILL TAKE THE 1ST NIGHTS ACCOMMODATION AS A CANCELLATION FEE.

Wegbeschreibung

By taxi:
Ask the cab driver to drop you off by the ‘No entry’ sign at the bottom of the Dar el Bacha street (the street of the antique dealers), near the police sentry box. Follow the Dar el Bacha to a four-way crossing. Take the street to the left that looks like a dead end and is covered over by reed mats, where you will see a stucco-framed, engraved door that is the entrance to the mausoleum of Sidi Abdelaziz.
As you walk up this street, take the first left on Derb Ouayhah, about 50m. Follow the derb, always turning right around several corners. You will see no. 19 on your right at the end of the lane.

From Place Djemma al Fna:
Go in the direction of the mosque of Mouassine, passing by the small place of Bab Fteuh. Go around the mosque and turn right after 30m. Go left at the Flêchage Arab Coffee and continue to a four-way crossing. Take the street almost opposite, which is covered over with reed mats and looks like a dead end. You will see an engraved stucco door marking the entrance to the mausoleum of Sidi Abdelaziz, go up this street. After 50m, take the first left onto Derb Ouayhah. Keep turning right as you follow the Derb around several corners, until you come to no. 19 on the right at the end of the derb.

From the souq:
Follow through the souq until you come to the Derb Ouayhah on your left. Turn down this lane and keep turning right until you come to no. 19 on your right at the end of the lane: