Arched gallery with a long Berber runner leading through the riad

Our story

A house restored by hand

Arches, cedar and zellige, brought back to life by Moroccan artisans.

Riad Dar Razallah was brought back to life by master craftsmen from across Morocco: zellige cutters from Fez and Meknes, cedar carvers from the Middle Atlas, tadelakt masters from Marrakech, potters from Safi and coppersmiths from Taroudant. Every headboard, ceiling and basin was made by hand.

Today the house welcomes travellers in five suites, with a rooftop pool, a hammam & spa, a garden patio and a grand salon under crystal chandeliers.

Painted cedar ceiling with geometric motifs

Craft

Made by hand

Painted cedar ceilings, carved plaster and thousands of hand-cut tiles: the riad is a living catalogue of Moroccan craft.

Shaded terrace with woven loungers and a carved wooden screen

Hospitality

Like a guest of the family

Five suites mean an attentive team who knows your name, speaks your language — Arabic, French or English — and prepares your hammam, shuttle and table.