"All the traditions are on display at Riad Dar el Souk, from the Zellige mosaic wall in the courtyard to the fruit trees and fountains on the rooftop terrace. All seven rooms are in keeping with Moroccan design, some with four poster beds and raised floors, only deviating from tradition slightly via private seating areas on the shaded verandah. The riad has a spa and a restaurant, all with a relaxed home-away-from-home approach. Supper can be served anywhere you like, whether by the fireplace in the Moroccan salon to the Caidel tent on the roof terrace or under the stars in the courtyard. Price: From around $89 per night; with a two-night minimum Book now at Airbnb This article was originally published on Condé Nast Traveller UK." - Lauren Burvill
