Riad Barroko

Riad Barroko is ideally situated in a quiet and appropriate (clean) lane, in only hundred meters of the mosque Bab Doukkala and 10 minutes of the famous places Jamel el Fna. Present very comfortable arrangements, beautiful terraces with a view of the mosque "Khoutoubia"; and the mountain range of the High Atlas. This former house was restored by respecting the architecture and the traditional materials. The patio and the swimming pool establish real oases of freshness at the warmest moment

Located in the old Medina, the Riad Barroko has 7 Rooms, a deep refreshing pool, a large and comfortable patio and a panoramic rooftop terrace.

The Riad Barroko is an exclusive guest-house in Marrakech. Our team enthusiastically welcome you to a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. The Riad Barroko's uncharacteristic architecture is pure and essential, lacking the traditionally heavy and ostentatious ornamentation and thus making it easier for the visitor to grasp the expression of Marrakech's cultural aesthetic; a union between Islamic culture and earlier native Berber societies.

In order to freely enjoy and experience the full spectrum of Moroccan cuisine, an a la carte menu is offered in the restaurant.

Accommodation Information

7 large rooms are available on the upper floors. They all open up to the peace and freshness of the inner courtyard. Each room and each suite has its own individual decoration, although all are furnished to show off the spirit and atmosphere of the local culture.

All rooms, as well as the patio's lounge areas are equipped with both air-conditioning and heating.
- Free WI-FI
- Baby Cot available.

Location Information

The Riad Barroko is easily accessible, in a peaceful and quiet neighborhood, but close to bustling downtown, within the Medina's old city walls. In any direction, a leisurely 10 minute walk will take you to the numerous historical sites and interesting visiting areas: the infamous Jemaa El Fna square, a U.N.E.S.C.O. World Heritage site, the Badii Palace ruins, the busy Mellah souk, the highly exotic spice Market, the Sa'adien tombs, and the fragrant Aguedal Gardens.