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Riad Enchanté
Boutique Riad · Marrakesh, Morocco

Riad Enchanté

18+ adults only 9.5 Exceptional · 183 reviews 84 photos from EUR 190 per night

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Behind a plain door in one of the medina's narrow lanes, the noise of Marrakech drops away before you have crossed the threshold. At the centre of the house a courtyard rises into a glass pyramid, and Riad Enchanté takes no guests under eighteen. For two people who want mint tea in the shade and a day with nothing written on it, this is the house.

Carved cedar screens, zellige tilework and a scatter of Moroccan objects fill the salons where the courtyard's light settles by midday. The glass pyramid overhead keeps the heat and street noise out without shutting out the sky, so the fountain below runs on into the evening quiet. Ten rooms, which is why the courtyard rarely feels like it belongs to anyone but you. Breakfast — fresh breads, pancakes, fruit, eggs, mint tea — comes wherever you ask for it, salon or rooftop, and by dusk the roof takes over: loungers in the shade, a glass of wine, the call to prayer drifting over rose-red rooftops toward the Atlas.

Riad Enchanté sets a minimum age of 18 in its own house rules, written at riadenchante.com, and read there on 11 August 2026. A house whose rule drops below eighteen, or stops naming an age, is taken off HUSH — how every house is checked.

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On the rooftop

Climb to the top of the house and the medina falls away below, the Atlas mountains rising behind the rooftops. Up here are sun loungers, a caidal tent for shade, a hot tub and low tables where a Moroccan breakfast is carried up each morning — msemen, mint tea and fresh juice under an open sky. It is where the day begins slowly and ends by lantern-light.

Rooms with a story

Each room is built around a tale and finished by hand — a fan-stitched headboard, a backlit medallion of pierced brass, Berber rugs laid over warm terracotta floors. Arched alcoves lead to en-suite bathrooms in tadelakt, with robes waiting on the wall. These are rooms made to be lingered in rather than passed through, cool and quiet whatever the hour outside.

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3 nights · 2026-09-23 → 2026-09-26 · 2 adults

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What guests say

9.5 Exceptional 183 reviews
Cleanliness9.25
Service9.75
Location9.25
Room Quality9.75
Amenities9.25
Value for Money9.25
yun 10
amazing
Verified traveler 10
We loved our stay at this Riad. For us, it was synonym of luxury and comfort. We loved our room and the great breakfasts. We were impressed with not only the details and the service but also with the cleanliness of...
Mona 8
Lovely place in the heart of the Medina. The manager Mohamed couldn’t have been nicer or more helpful. The room was comfortable with a large modern bathroom. The only small downside was the pillows which were thick...
Iriana 10
Lovely riad and very friendly staff. Great location in the Medina. Comfortable and clean room with lots of space. There is a beautiful rooftop terrace where breakfast was served every morning. The outdoor jacuzzi can...
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The rooftop at dusk

Climb up as the light goes and take a lounger in the shade before someone else does. The view runs from a sea of rose-red rooftops past a nearby minaret's green tiles to the snow-capped Atlas — pour a glass of wine and let the call to prayer settle over it.

Breakfast, wherever you like

The Moroccan breakfast is generous and unfixed — fresh breads, pancakes, fruit, eggs, mint tea — and you can ask for it in a salon, by the courtyard fountain, or up on the roof.

The glass pyramid courtyard

The fountain-cooled patio below is crowned with a modern glass pyramid, so the house stays shaded and quiet even at midday. It is the room to read in with a pot of mint tea before the day gets going.

Cedar and zellige, room by room

Look for the carved cedar screens and zellige tilework worked through the salons and stairwells, part of a small collection of Moroccan art and objects gathered through the house.

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Where you will be

Marrakesh

17 Derb Abib Allah, 40000, Marrakech, Morocco

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Questions about Riad Enchanté

Answered from what the house itself publishes.

Is Riad Enchanté adults only?

Yes. Riad Enchanté, a boutique riad in Marrakesh, Morocco, sets a minimum age of 18 in its own house rules, so every guest on site is 18 or older. We last read the rule on 11 August 2026.

Can children stay at Riad Enchanté?

No. The minimum age at Riad Enchanté is 18, and it is the house's own rule rather than a preference — anyone younger cannot book or stay. This page quotes where the rule is written.

Where is Riad Enchanté?

Riad Enchanté is a boutique riad in Marrakesh, Morocco. Its own site is https://www.riadenchante.com.

What time is check-in and check-out at Riad Enchanté?

Check-in at Riad Enchanté is from 02 PM and check-out is by 12 PM, as the house lists them.

Does Riad Enchanté allow pets?

No — Riad Enchanté lists itself as not accepting pets. Ask the house before you book if it matters to your trip.

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