we enjoy very much our stay in Dalia Riad. The owners are very gentle and cool. The rooms are made in a beautiful marrokish style. we enjoy the terraces in the silence. It's very well situated in the medina and you can go home at night with no problems. the breakfast is very good served in mosaic dishes. Cali and... More

Marrakech can be a very draining city; it’s loud, in your face. The Riad Dalia is truly a beautiful haven of calm and quiet - the owner Mohamed offering wonderful, caring service and making you feel very welcome. Riad Dalia has a very artistic, authentic feel to it - indeed Mohamed is a skilled miniature artist himself and that comes... More

My friend and I stayed at Raid Dalia for 4 nights in January 2012 and it was our favourite hotel of four in various locations in northern Morocco. Riad Dalia is a delightful, beautifully restored 18th century riad in the heart of the medina, within easy walking distance of the main square, Djema el Fna, and many other attractions. It... More

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: In the last days of December 2011, me, my wife and son spent three days in Marrakech at the Riad Dalia. Although at the beginning we had some difficulty finding the Riad through the maze of little streets and passages, we were very well impressed by the place and the kindness of the people in... More

We stayed here for 3 nights in January 2012 and had a lovely time. Arriving in the evening was a great experience - it's a restored 11th century building accessed through ancient alleyways right in the old medina. We found it ourselves with advice from locals, but if you can it would be good to ask Mohammed the very friendly... More

We stayed four nights at this Riad. The location is very good, just a ten minute walk from the main square (fifteen in the night, as the quickest route is a bit confusing when it's dark). The owner, a very nice guy, arranged for us to be picked up at the airport, and met us personally when our taxi arrived.... More

We stayed in Riad Dalia for 5 days and loved it. It really feels like a traditional Moroccan Riad. Despite being right in the heart of the city, inside the walls of this riad the atmosphere is calm and peaceful, which makes it a great place to come home to after a day spent rambling around busy market streets of... More

Mohammed has taken care to decorate each room (they have windows and look better than in the website photos, book with confidence) in luxurious Moroccan style, with all mod cons. Excellent breakfast. I booked directly via email. At night (or if you want to avoid getting lost in the medina), you'll need to walk about 15 minutes outside the medina... More

Wow, this is a really authentic antique shop. The owner has decorated each room with antique decorations so you feel like you are staying in a Riad from 50 years ago...yet the plumbing and everything works like new! This is a great place to stay and the owner cannot do enough to help you...ask to be taken to the local... More