Riad Kabouli a Marrakech
Centre de la Medina,
Marrakech,
40 000,
Morocco
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a very nice riad with 3 rooms in arabo-andalou style, a garden with banana trees, exotic plants and fontain In the heart of the Medina, in a quiet area situated in the Souk and only about 10 minutes walk from the square Jemaa el Fna.
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 24 hour reception
24 hour hot showers
No curfew
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Car Parking
Lockers in dorms
Tours/Travel Desk
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Washing machines
Self-catering Facilities
Lounge area
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Restaurant
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Overall Average: 65.0%
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76%
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Staff |
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69%
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| Location |
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58%
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Cleanliness |
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80%
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| Facilities |
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65%
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Safety |
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71%
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42%
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Value |
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58%
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Ground floor:
Kitchen, bathroom in yellow tadelakt and red floor tiles from Fez, room with 2 single beds, hall in Moroccan style for 8 people, with yellow floor tiles from Marrakesh, around the 25 m2 patio filled with flowers, with fountain in light brown tadelakt from Marrakesh.
1st floor: 2 rooms with single beds and 2 private bathrooms in red tadelakt from Marrakesh, black and white (chess) floor tiles, with arches.
Furthermore, one private balcony at the roof (50 m2) that offers view of the Medina and the Atlas.
This vacation house in Marrakesh, Morocco invites you to live in oriental style in the heart of the ‘red city’ (Marrakesh)
Our vacation house with everlasting charm...
Our vacation house has been entirely renovated in 2004, but still remains historical from 1760. We are located in a quiet suburb, but are still only a close 10 minute walk to Djemma.
We offer a timeless charm and are located in the heart of the Medina of Marrakesh. We offer 3 independent rooms; with a balcony and pink terrace.
We decided to buy this beautiful building to restore it in a traditional way. There is a tariff for more than 2 people.
We are close to the Majorelle Garden, and the very famous Museum of Marrakesh.
Marrakesh is the southern terminus of the ONCF, the Moroccan railway network, and Marrakesh is well served by trains heading to Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, and Fez. The train station is located on Avenue Hassan II.
Prior to the reign of Moulay Ismail, Marrakesh has been the capital of Morocco.
Marrakesh has the largest traditional market (souk) in Morocco and also has the busiest square in the entire continent of Africa, called Djemaa el Fna.
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