Riad Arabesque

The Arabesque was built at the beginning of the last century and has been recently restored, preserving its original features. This charming town house has stunning views over Fez and the Zalagh mountains and is located near to the grand hotel the Palais Jamais. There are a total of 16 Suites.

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Please note: Local taxes of €2 - €3 per person per day are not included and are payable locally.

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Key features:

16 available suites

Airconditioning

Internet access

Turkish bath

Languages Spoken: English - French - Spanish -Arabic

Two restaurants

Babysitter service

Airport transfer (charged)

Garden

Suite

Patio

Terrace

Eating at Riad Arabesque

We do not currently have any recommendations from this riad, however, there are many fantastic places to eat in Morocco.

Marrakech: We have a list of our favourites in Marrakech see here http://www.hipmarrakech.com/restaurant-guide.php

Essaouira: We are currently updating the list of local restaurants for each region.

For now in Essaouira look at the following.

Elizir: Rue de Agadir. The best place in town, not far from the main street. The entrance resembles a classy junkshop. The entire restaurant is decorated beautifully, a really uniqueplace. Oriental classics with an Italian flavour. The service is excellent. Doors open at 8pm and there may be queues.
Triskala Café: Rue Touahen.The décor; 60s furniture on the wall, multicolour lighting. Definitely not the type of place you would expect to find in Essaouira. The food is a mix of French and Moroccan. Rated no.2 on Tripadvisor.
Restaurant El-Minzah: You can eat outside on the terrace of this popular restaurant which faces the ramparts. The menu features a good selection of international dishes with a good selection of fish.
Restaurant Ferdaouss: Rue Abd Essalam Labadi. The food is unfussy and excellent. A delightful restaurant, that serves traditional Moroccan food, with an innovative take on traditional recipes.

The Atlas Mountains: You cannot go wrong by visiting the following:

Kasbah Du Toubkal see http://www.hipmorocco.com/riad-kasbah-du-toubkal/
Kasbah Bab Ourika http://www.hipmorocco.com/riad-kasbah-bab-ourika/
La Roseraie http://www.hipmorocco.com/riad-roseraie/

Riad Arabesque

Riad Arabesque

Riad Arabesque Rooms

Junior suite

There are 5 traditional style Junior Suites, all have a sitting room, mini-bar, television, air-conditioning and telephone with outside line.

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Ambassador Suite

There are 8 traditional style Ambassador Suites, all have a sitting room, mini-bar, television, air-conditioning and telephone with outside line.

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Royal Suite

There are 3 stunning and unique traditional style Royal Suites, all have a sitting room with open fireplace, mini-bar, television, air-conditioning and telephone with outside line.

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Please note:

The base rate price at Riad Arabesque is in pounds, euros, or Moroccan dirhams and exchange rates are approximate.
All prices are based on two people sharing and include breakfast and tva (VAT).
Most riads add local taxes which are generally about £2 per day per person, but vary from house to house

Email enquiries are also dealt with during the weekend