I was in Marrakech in April 2012 and stayed at the Riad Malika for four nights. I have to say it was absolutely fantastic, a great experience in every way: the room, the place, the kindness and avaliability of the staff, the help provided booking restaurants or excursions, the amazing breakfasts and the incredible dinner... Inshalla, I will come back... More

This hidden gem of a hotel is down several winding lanes just a short walk from central Marrakech. Our room, the Suite Royale was amazing. we had two, that's right, two four poster beds, a jaccuzzi bath you could fit 6 in, 2 fire places, 2 balconies over looking the pool and gardens, its own domed ceiling and the whole... More

We stayed at Riad Malika on a colleague's recommendation in December. It is a good location about 10 minutes walk north of the main square. To the east is the meat-packing district, to the west one of the snazziest streets in Marrakech where El Glaoui used to live. Whilst many Riads offer the taste of staying at a traditional, if... More

I stayed two nights in Riad Malika and wish I had more, if only to get a chance to take a dip in the amazing pool. As it was I was too busy exploring Marrakech as a first time visitor to spend much time in the riad but the evenings I spent relaxing on my terrace under the stars and... More

Our 2nd stay in Riad Malika and it certainly didn't disappoint. Fantastic decor, genuine collectors items - check out the lights, the seats and ashtrays in particular.Breakfast is wonderful too - especially the orange blossom pancakes. It is most definitely not 'Riad in a Box' it exudes character. It is a collection of beautiful and wonderful things that wouldnt be... More

We had an excellent experience here. The Riad is a very cozy, remodelled old house that offers peace and tranquility in the middle of a busy city. The staff was amazing and very helpful. The food is also great (specially breakfast!). It is important to say that it is not located in the best part of the old town, but... More

Marrakech is a labyrinthine city, full of winding, dusty roads that leave a visitor entranced and totally disoriented. This desert city is parched, though the buzzing people create a fascinating hub of activity that is sometimes overwhelming. Among all this, Riad Malika is an oasis. It is the perfect retreat from the craziness that somehow exists just outside its door.... More

We just returned from a two week trip to Morocco not knowing really what to expect. Our booking at the Riad Malika was made purely using Trip advisor comments. On arrival from the airport (ask the management to send their taxi company RZ Tours - approx 15 euros) we were concerned about the location as it looked for want of... More

We had a terrific time at Riad Malika. The rooms were brilliant especially the Suite. A huge room which includes a grand piano! We ate at the Riad on the first night and really enjoyed the meal. One of my daughters is Gluten Free and they catered for her brilliantly even down to making her bread from Maize. The staff... More