The riad's heated rooftop pool, blue mosaic edged by a palm and an olive tree, facing the peaks of the Atlas

Riad & Spa · Marrakech Medina

Calm, rediscovered, in the heart of the medina.

Behind a door in the northern medina, twelve hundred square metres of patios, water and light — a house of blue and gold where luxury is whispered.

Book a stay Down to the patios

The spirit of the house

Three patios, fountains,
one single slowness.

Orange trees, jasmine and bougainvillea; fountains murmuring over the zellige. From one patio to the next, Ayadina unfolds a path of coolness where the medina fades away — nothing remains but water, foliage and the light of the limewash.

Nine rooms and suites, a two-hundred-and-fifty-square-metre spa, a Franco-Moroccan table: the house cultivates a haute-couture service, discreet and bespoke, in the manner of the great houses.

A rare thing in the medina: the car drops you at the door, ten metres from Bab El Ayadi — guarded parking.

of absolute calm: 1,200m² of absolute calm
planted patios: 03 planted patios
rooms & suites: 09 rooms & suites
of spa — the Bains d'Ayadina: 250m² of spa — the Bains d'Ayadina

the grand patio — orange trees, jasmine & fountains

A patio of the riad in broad daylight — white limewashed arches, palm trees and zellige underfoot

The table laid beneath the olive tree of the grand patio, in the shade of the palms

fig. 01 — the olive-tree patio

A patio of the riad by night, arches lit by lanterns and reflections on the zellige

As night falls, the lanterns come alight one by one — the house enters its blue hour.

Riad Ayadina & Spa

The house in motion

One minute at Ayadina,
as if you were here.

Push the door open: the glass roof, the patios, the tables laid — sixty seconds inside the house.

the film — the house, in one minute

Rooms & Suites

Nine names beginning with A,
like Ayadina.

Adelina, Aida, Alicia, Ambrosia… Each room carries a name and a character — luminous limewash, warm wood, craftsmanship from the medina. Breakfast is always included.

Superior Double Rooms

The essence of refinement, for two or solo, closest to the patios.

17 – 22 m² · 1 – 2 guests

Junior Suites

A private lounge for living the house at your own pace, as a couple or a small tribe.

24 – 36 m² · 2 – 3 guests

fig. 02 — the names of the house

Adelina room — bed draped in white, limewashed walls and warm wood — Adelina

Aida room — soft light, ivory linens and touches of brass — Aida

Alicia room — high ceilings and an artisan-made headboard — Alicia

Ambrosia room — hushed atmosphere, Berber rug and ivory limewash — Ambrosia

Ahisia room — a generous bed facing wooden moucharabiehs — Ahisia

Antinea room — limewashed whiteness and a brass lantern — Antinea

Antiqua room — dark wood, kilim and softened light — Antiqua

Atina room — light-filled volumes and a tadelakt bathroom — Atina

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The entire house can be privatised — sleeping up to 21, for tribes and grand occasions.

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The signatures of Ayadina

Three signatures, three reasons to stay.

A heated pool, facing the Atlas.

Seven metres of blue mosaic set upon the rooftops of the medina: a heated 7 × 3 m pool, massage jet, solarium terrace. In the distance, the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas; all around, the ochre terraces of Marrakech.

Heated pool, 7 × 3 m, massage jet
Solarium terrace, views of the Atlas & medina rooftops
Aperitif at sunset

The blue mosaic pool on the roof, surrounded by sun loungers and greenery — The rooftop pool, 7 × 3 m

Breakfast laid out on the solarium terrace, in the morning sun

Morning, on the solarium

A massage room of the Bains d'Ayadina spa, softened light and gentle lines — The massage room, for two

The spa's traditional hammam — tadelakt, basins and golden half-light

The hammam, black soap & kessa

250 m² devoted to the art of the bath.

A traditional hammam with black soap, kessa glove and ghassoul; sauna, jacuzzi and two massage rooms. Facial treatments are by Natus Marrakech.

Escapade Marocaine: 90 min
Rituel Sultan: 120 min
Face & Body: Natus Marrakech

−10% on all treatments for guests booking direct.

III

Franco-Moroccan — and a licensed bar.

Tajines and pastilla, Friday’s royal couscous; entrecôte, salmon béarnaise. The cellar marries Meknès, Boulaouane and France; Mumm and Veuve Clicquot champagnes, house cocktails and a cigar cellar at the library bar — a rarity in the medina.

When evening comes, the aperitif is taken on the terrace —
facing the sun as it sets over the medina.