Riad Azra Marrakech
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:30 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Pool
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant
More about Riad Azra Marrakech
Riad Azra Marrakech
Located in the centre of Marrakech, Riad azra Marrakech provides rooms with free WiFi. Featuring a concierge service, this property also provides guests with a year-round outdoor pool.
Reviews from 
Family traveller
Comment: 16 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Very warm welcome
I have traveled a lot
I am in Marrakech with my whole family, which is 9 people
I have never found a welcome as warm as in this Riad Azra
Everything is perfect
The breakfast is top-notch
The bedding is very good
Thanks again for your kindness
Patrick and Christine and the family
NB there is a bench missing in the pool to sit on
I am in Marrakech with my whole family, which is 9 people
I have never found a welcome as warm as in this Riad Azra
Everything is perfect
The breakfast is top-notch
The bedding is very good
Thanks again for your kindness
Patrick and Christine and the family
NB there is a bench missing in the pool to sit on
Family traveller
Comment: 24 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
I would return, and it is worth it.
Excellent location, very close to the central square for going out.
The staff is super friendly!!!
The room is simple for what it is but lovely!!!
The staff is super friendly!!!
The room is simple for what it is but lovely!!!
Family traveller
Comment: 7 May 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Absolutely wonderful place!
I stayed at Riad Azra for two nights in late April 2026 with my husband and teenage daughter. It was a wonderful stay, and we would highly recommend this property.
We arranged transport from the airport through the riad, and our driver was waiting for us once we emerged with our baggage (look outside – we didn’t see a sign for us among the drivers waiting inside the arrivals hall but soon discovered another group just outside the doors). He brought us to the outskirts of the medina and transferred our luggage to a wagon that another man wheeled through the busy streets for the ~10 minute walk to the riad.
Riad Azra was perfectly situated, right off Jemaa el-Fnaa, but just down a quiet, charming alley that separated it from the medina bustle. We made note of landmarks near the alley and never had trouble finding it. Later in our visit to Morocco, we stayed at a different riad only one street away, and it somehow felt like a different world given how much more touristy its location was – Riad Azra offered a much better exterior atmosphere (and a particularly adorable batch of alley cats). Staff was always quick to answer knocks to let us back into the riad even late into the night, given that guests are not generally provided with main door keys to the medina riads.
We were greeted by a friendly hostess who offered us mint tea, a map, and some tips of highlights to see. She also enthusiastically answered our super important question about directions to the olive souk, which turned out to be very near. :) We were then shown to our “comfort triple” room, the Menara, which was located on the main floor adjacent to the lobby. We initially worried this would mean a lot of noise, but we never heard any. We also initially worried that we would swelter given that temps were in the 90s outside and the room was extremely hot…but the A/C unit was incredibly efficient and nearly instantly cooled the room.
The room was spacious and well laid out, with a wardrobe, desk, and plenty of floor space for luggage. Mattresses were a bit firm for our preferences, but my understanding is that’s the norm in Morocco (and was certainly what we encountered in nearly all of the properties we stayed at on this trip). The bathroom was also spacious, and the shower worked well. Everything was extremely clean.
In regards to common areas, there was a cozy covered lounge area with a plunge pool on the upper level and an airy rooftop terrace above where we had breakfast. We only ate breakfast one morning (we had to leave before the start time of 8 am on the second morning) so can’t speak to any day-to-day variation, but the meal we were served could certainly be accurately described as a feast. There were so many delicious pastries, breads, olives, jams, etc. along with fresh orange juice and a big pot of mint tea. The terrace didn’t look out over much of anything and was instead a peaceful spot one would never guess was in the middle of a bustling medina.
Ultimately, we were sad to leave after only a two-night stay. Riad Azra was definitely the kind of place I’d love to return to for a week or longer as a cozy, perfectly-situated base for a more leisurely Marrakech visit. Don’t hesitate to book this one!
We arranged transport from the airport through the riad, and our driver was waiting for us once we emerged with our baggage (look outside – we didn’t see a sign for us among the drivers waiting inside the arrivals hall but soon discovered another group just outside the doors). He brought us to the outskirts of the medina and transferred our luggage to a wagon that another man wheeled through the busy streets for the ~10 minute walk to the riad.
Riad Azra was perfectly situated, right off Jemaa el-Fnaa, but just down a quiet, charming alley that separated it from the medina bustle. We made note of landmarks near the alley and never had trouble finding it. Later in our visit to Morocco, we stayed at a different riad only one street away, and it somehow felt like a different world given how much more touristy its location was – Riad Azra offered a much better exterior atmosphere (and a particularly adorable batch of alley cats). Staff was always quick to answer knocks to let us back into the riad even late into the night, given that guests are not generally provided with main door keys to the medina riads.
We were greeted by a friendly hostess who offered us mint tea, a map, and some tips of highlights to see. She also enthusiastically answered our super important question about directions to the olive souk, which turned out to be very near. :) We were then shown to our “comfort triple” room, the Menara, which was located on the main floor adjacent to the lobby. We initially worried this would mean a lot of noise, but we never heard any. We also initially worried that we would swelter given that temps were in the 90s outside and the room was extremely hot…but the A/C unit was incredibly efficient and nearly instantly cooled the room.
The room was spacious and well laid out, with a wardrobe, desk, and plenty of floor space for luggage. Mattresses were a bit firm for our preferences, but my understanding is that’s the norm in Morocco (and was certainly what we encountered in nearly all of the properties we stayed at on this trip). The bathroom was also spacious, and the shower worked well. Everything was extremely clean.
In regards to common areas, there was a cozy covered lounge area with a plunge pool on the upper level and an airy rooftop terrace above where we had breakfast. We only ate breakfast one morning (we had to leave before the start time of 8 am on the second morning) so can’t speak to any day-to-day variation, but the meal we were served could certainly be accurately described as a feast. There were so many delicious pastries, breads, olives, jams, etc. along with fresh orange juice and a big pot of mint tea. The terrace didn’t look out over much of anything and was instead a peaceful spot one would never guess was in the middle of a bustling medina.
Ultimately, we were sad to leave after only a two-night stay. Riad Azra was definitely the kind of place I’d love to return to for a week or longer as a cozy, perfectly-situated base for a more leisurely Marrakech visit. Don’t hesitate to book this one!
Family traveller
Comment: 1 May 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Marrakech to discover
I stayed two days in riad Azra with my family. There were 4 of us and we had two separate rooms. Both are well equipped, clean and welcoming, the breakfast is hearty and authentic, the central location is ideal for sightseeing (Jemaa El Fna is really a 5 minute walk). The plus is the kindness and helpfulness of the staff, especially Abdelhakim, who helped us a lot to solve a problem with the flight back to Italy. Highly recommended for a visit of two-three days.
Family traveller
Comment: 21 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Feb 2026
Beautiful and quiet setting
Very nice welcome, the manager is really kind, the setting is quiet and beautiful despite the location very close to Jama Efna Square
The terrace is very nice to enjoy an excellent couscous
The terrace is very nice to enjoy an excellent couscous
Exceptional location
N2 derb ben Aissa derb dabachi medina, Medina, Marrakech, 40000, Morocco|1.29 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:30
Good to know
Pets not allowed
For sharing rooms, if either or both of guests are Moroccans, they will be required to show a marriage certificate, otherwise the hotel reserves the right to reject for check-in.
According to government policy and social customs in Morocco, marriage certificate need to be provided upon check in if a male and female shares a room and one of them is Moroccan or Muslim.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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