Riad Dar Anika
Hotel · Marrakech ·

Riad Dar Anika

Hotel · Marrakech ·

Elegant riad offering refined rooms, rooftop terrace, pool

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Riad Dar Anika by null
Riad Dar Anika by null
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112 Rue Riad Zitoun el Kdim, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions

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112 Rue Riad Zitoun el Kdim, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions

+212 5243 91751
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Dar Anika, a Design Boutique Hotel Marrakesh, Morocco

"With a courtyard swimming pool and a terrace with views of the medina, this riad offers air-conditioned rooms a 5-minute walk from Jamaâ El Fna Square. The Bahia Palace is 450 metres away. Guest rooms at Riad Dar Anika have a traditional Moroccan decor and are equipped with free Wi-Fi access. A welcome pack with mineral water and Moroccan pastries is offered in each room upon arrival. A Moroccan breakfast with fresh fruit and cakes can be enjoyed on the terrace. Guests can also sample traditional Moroccan dishes. Staff cater to guests’ needs 24 hours a day. Additional facilities at the Riad include a lounge with a TV and fireplace." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Brian

Google
I’ve stayed in a riad in Marrakesh previously, so this is an objective review. Dar Anika has some good points; the location is excellent, close enough to walk to Jemaa el-Fnaa and the souks, yet near a main road where taxis can reach easily. The staff were genuinely lovely and always happy to help, and the free bottled water and welcome biscuits were a thoughtful touch. However, a few things let it down. Our room (Room 7) was on the ground floor next to an area used by housekeeping, so it was quite noisy all day. You could also hear plumbing and footsteps from upstairs (every toilet flush, every shower). The fridge didn’t work even when turned up so I unplugged it as it was noisy, the safe wasn’t fixed to the wall, and there was very little space in the bathroom for toiletries. The wardrobes felt a bit tired, and the mats on the floor could use a refresh. There was no natural light as the window faced into reception and was blocked for privacy. The rooftop “pool” is actually a small jacuzzi, and it was empty during our stay even though it was high season. The staff would probably arrange to fill this but in fairness we didn't ask. Check-in took quite a while, which was frustrating after travelling. Overall, it’s an OK riad with great staff and a convenient location, but it didn’t feel as relaxing or well-kept as others I’ve stayed in. I’d probably look elsewhere next time.

leahh563

Google
A perfect riad in the heart of Marrakech – my favourite of all||Dar Anika is my absolute favourite riad I’ve stayed in. It’s small, elegant, and right in the centre of the Medina, truly the best location in Marrakech. You step outside and you’re surrounded by all the colour, sound, and life of the Medina, yet the moment you walk back through those beautiful old doors it feels like you’ve entered another world…calm, quiet, and full of charm.||It only has a few rooms, which makes it feel so personal and exclusive, almost as if the whole riad is yours. It’s very authentic yet luxurious at the same time, the perfect balance of tradition and comfort. The rooftop bar is wonderful, like stepping into a little French bistro. It’s perfect for afternoon Moroccan tea and dates or a relaxed drink in the sun or shade, with views over the lively Medina; chaotic, colourful, and fascinating to watch from above.||Breakfast is another highlight, with freshly squeezed orange juice, great coffee and a selection of warm pastries and crêpes. Everything feels homemade and generous. The staff are exceptional, welcoming and always happy to help with anything you need, from transfers to restaurant suggestions.||They also recommended visiting The Secret Garden, just a few minutes’ walk away in the centre of the Medina. It’s an absolute must — another little oasis and a magical find. I’m so glad we went.||Dar Anika has a warmth and intimacy that’s truly special. It captures everything that makes Marrakech magical, and I honestly can’t wait to return.

352salmat

Google
I had a wonderful time at Riad Dar Anika. The staff were super friendly and always made me feel welcome. The riad is beautiful, very clean, and full of authentic Moroccan charm. The location is perfect — just a few minutes’ walk from the main square and the souks, which made it easy to explore the city. I also loved the breakfast and the calm atmosphere inside the riad after busy days in Marrakech. I would definitely come back!

MaryPorch

Google
Highly recommended! Everyone was very welcoming and helpful and the location is brilliant for a first-time visitor to Marrakesh. It is easy to get a taxi or be dropped off just outside the Riad, you are a five minute walk in a straight line to the main square and several of the other key sites to visit are less than a five minute walk, including the Bahia Palace. The beds are comfortable and the rooms a perfect temperature. The traditional design of the building with inward facing rooms ensures quiet calm despite the bustling streets outside.

Joao Q.

Google
I wanted to be objective and leave room for improvement ... Service & Location are top, the rooms are fabulous very comfortable with the right choices of pillows, excellent shower and quality matress. At this level I can only suggest fresh fruit every day (not just on arrival). Well Done Riad Anika team, we had a fabulous stay withbyou in Marrakesh.

J5924DIelenav

Google
We visited Dar Anika in October, traveling as a family (4 adults and 2 kids) and we had the best experience ever.||The riad is beautiful and perfect in any detail, offering the charm and authenticity of a traditional Moroccan home and a very warm atmosphere, paired with all the comforts you can wish for. The staff went above and beyond to help, assisting us with bookings and catering for kids, always with a smile!||The rooms are huge and clean, with delicious treats waiting for us every day. Location is also great, as it is within walking distance from the medina, the souk, the main square and just around the corner from the Bahia palace.||We really found it hard to leave, and cannot wait to be back soon.

sariaha2023

Google
I stayed in this gorgeous riad in the medina of marrakech. The staff was incredible and extremely helpful and ready to help at all times. The food was just great! There were so many flavours and dishes to choose from. So safe to say i encourage and deeply recommend you try this hotel.

Naternaq

Google
This riad has a traditional atmosphere both in its public spaces and its room. It is located at the beginning an alleyway lined with shops that leads to Jemaa-el-Fna Square and the web of streets and alleyways that make up the ancient shopping area of Marrakech. At the same time, the location is also on the edge of a more modern commercial area. The inside is a quiet retreat from the busy city. The rooms are clean; the service is attentive. The breakfast is traditionally Moroccan. The area iseveeral restaurants, including Mezal which is a good place for lunch. Make reservations early in your stay. Also try the in-house restaurant for dinner, we found the food to be very good. This restaurant doesn't service liquor, but you can have drinks at nearby Kosybar before dinner.