Dar El Qadi Hotel Marrakesh

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Dar El Qadi Hotel 4*

Main amenities

Wi-Fi
Parking
24-hour services
Express check-in/ -out
Spa and relaxation
On-site Dining
Child-friendly
Air conditioning
No pets allowed

Location

Dar El Qadi Hotel Marrakesh, located in Medina with some of Marrakech's historic sights such as Médersa Ben-Youssef, Museum of Marrakech, Jemma el-Fna, Mosque de la Kasbah, El Badi Palace, Bahia Palace and the Saadian Tombs, just a 10-minute walk from Museum of Marrakesh, offers cars for rent. Boasting access to Musee Tiskiwin Museum, a mere 1.7 km away, the riad includes a hammam, a sundeck, and a patio providing guests with spacious rooms.

Maison de la Photographie Photography Gallery is about 700 metres away, while Marrakesh train station is 3.7 km from this 4-star hotel. Jemaa el-Fnaa Square is not far from the Dar El Qadi. The property allows you to enjoy such natural sights as Jardin Majorelle Garden 25 minutes' walk away. Loada saidia bus stop is at a distance of within a 900-metre distance of this hotel.

Dar El Qadi Hotel offers rooms with a patio and a dressing area complete with ironing equipment and air conditioning. The rooms include en suite bathrooms. Bathrooms have a separate toilet and a shower, along with hairdryers and bathrobes.

Unwind and embrace the ambiance of Marrakesh in the à la carte restaurant onsite. Located in close proximity to the Dar El Qadi Marrakesh, the restaurant Cafe Des Epices offers a Moroccan menu.

Review by hotel critic

Nestled in the heart of Marrakech, the riad offers a tranquil escape with high standards of service akin to a hotel with four-star status. The rooms are styled with originality, providing a comfortable sitting area and delightful patio space for relaxation. One standout feature is the attentive staff, who ensured our needs were met, from arranging our airport shuttle to accommodating special dining requests. The breakfast was varied and delicious, reflecting the local cuisine. the authenticity of the 17th-century architecture adds considerable charm, allowing guests to immerse themselves in local culture without compromising on comfort. Dar El Qadi exemplifies thoughtful luxury while remaining surprisingly accessible, making it a wise choice for discerning travelers.