With the colder days, it’s finally time to dive into editing the photos and reels I took in March and May in Marrakech (yes, I’m sooooo late 🥲🥲🥲). As a true lover of Marrakech, I’ve gotten to know this city pretty well! In fact, I’ve been there about more than 15 times now. After thoroughly exploring all the major tourist spots, I think it’s time to turn my attention to the riads and hotels, which are abundant and undeniably part of the city’s charm. They’re attractions in their own right! Many of them even allow non-guests to come for lunch, a drink, or just to soak in the ambiance. For instance, I often recommend Palais Sebban (picture 1 and 3) for its affordable mint tea (around 300/400 dirhams or 3-4euros) served in an absolutely stunning setting—it’s a great way to add a touch of originality to your trip. Here’s the list I’ve shown in this reel: 📍 @riadjardinsecret 📍 @palaissebban (also on picture 1) 📍 @beldicountryclub 📍 @lasultanamarrakechofficiel 📍 @riadorientalgloryandspa 📍 @royalmansourmarrakech 📍 @riadjasmine 📍 @lamamouniamarrakech More photos to come 🫶🏻 Other notable mentions include Riad El Fenn and Riad Be and so so many others ✨ #marrakechmedina #marrakechrestaurant #restaurant #marrakechfood #marrakechriad #riadlovers #riadlife #riadyasmine #lamamounia #mamounia #luxuryhotel #beautifulhotels #archidaily #architecture #parisarchitecture #architecture_hunter #homedecor #decoração #marrakech🇲🇦 #marrakechcity #marrakechdesign #marrakech #riadmarrakech #architecturephotography #interiordesign #aiphotography #orientalisimo #orientalism