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Riad Antara

Down with the dynasty

Red city riad

Riad Antara has all the foundations of a soulful souk-side stay. This peaceful pad – run by warm and welcoming owners Anne and Laurent (themselves reason enough to write home) – was once a Saadian residence, and much of the artisanal authenticity remains, with the addition of carefully curated art and modern touches. The solar-heated pool and traditional hammam will look particularly inviting after a day of medina mooching; as will a sundowner on the dusk-drenched terrace.

Food And Drink

Food & Drink

Top Table

Bag a table on the pastel-pink rooftop at sunset and watch the terracotta roofs of Marrakech turn a rich red hue.

Dress Code

Slippers to dinner is allowed when in Morocco.

Food and Drinks

Hotel Restaurant

The hearty, savoury-sweet cuisine of Morocco meets a dash of French flair in Riad Antara’s restaurant. There’s no set menu – instead, a visit to the market (and the preferences of patrons) define the dishes of the day. Expect home cooked sardine meatball tagine, steaming plates of Moroccan vegetables and perfectly poached pears. There’s a great selection of local wine and fresh teas, too.

Last Orders

Breakfast is served from 8–11am; lunch and dinner are arranged on request, 24 hours in advance. Dinner is typically served around 8pm, but the hotel can be flexible depending on when you prefer to dine.

Riad Antara

Address

30 Derb Si Omar Bouderba, Hay Riad Zitoun Jdid, Marrakesh, 40000