The medina all around. Calm in the middle.
Riad Lola is a bohemian guesthouse two minutes from Jemaa el-Fna — raw tadelakt, white linen, potted cacti and a turquoise plunge pool on the roof.
A house composed, not decorated.
Behind a carved wooden door on Rue Biadine, Lola has composed a house like no other: hunted-down Berber rugs, raffia pendants, Tamegroute pottery, filtered light. Guests put it simply in their reviews — "peace at last" — a few steps from the souks.
- /5 across 183 reviews on Google and TripAdvisor
- 4.9
- /5 across 183 reviews on Google and TripAdvisor
- on foot from Jemaa el-Fna square
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- on foot from Jemaa el-Fna square
- turquoise plunge pool on the roof, among the cacti
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- turquoise plunge pool on the roof, among the cacti
A setting no hotel can copy.
Nothing comes from a catalogue: every rug, lantern and timeworn cabinet was chosen, placed and reconsidered by Lola.
No two rooms are alike.
Deep-green tadelakt, arched alcoves, white-veiled canopy beds: the rooms carry the same hand as the rest of the house.
The roof is the slow heart of the house.
Morning coffee above the medina rooftops, a dip in the plunge pool, a nap behind white drapes, lantern-lit evenings.
« Peace at last. »
how guests describe the house — TripAdvisor review
Dead centre of the medina.
4 Rue Biadine: Jemaa el-Fna two minutes on foot, the souks at the end of the street, the Koutoubia on the rooftop horizon.
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