Riad Lydines in Marrakech
The name Riad Lydines - House of the Hands - is in honour of the craftsmen of Morocco. The riad is decorated in the "bildi" style - tadellakt, zellij, carved cedar wood.
The Riad Lydines is owned, managed and run by the world famous Banyantree hotels. It contains 7 rooms and suites, each with a different style. All have air conditioning, television and dvd player, mini bar, safe and a bath or shower. The suite has a private sun terrace and jacuzzi.
One suite has private terrace and jacuzzi.
There is a swimming pool in the central courtyard, a roof terrace, a library with fireplace, and hammam & massage room. Internet access is available.
The Banyan Tree Angsana Riads collection is Condé Nast Traveller's 4th best hotel in the world in their 2008 hot list (read article).
Complimentary child stay
Children below 12 years of age stay for free in third bed
Special Offers
Free nights, upgrades, hammam & massage and honeymoon special offers.
Morocco Special Offers
Camel Trekking
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Camel Trekking in MoroccoFeedback and reviews
After being lost in the city for a couple of hours we eventually found the Riad! We were unable to contact the rep (my mobile was playing up) and when we found the petit taxis rank, we hired someone to follow as our guide to the riad. Except after an hour or so it was obvious he had no idea where he was going!!! Still it all added to the fun, we got there in the end after stopping quite a few times, and realising that we had been very close to it several times. Our host at the Riad couldn't have been better, he was excellent, the room was very comfortable. The food was very good here. And the breakfast was the best of all the places we stayed. Shame we didn't like Marrakech itself so much, (much preferred Fes) The guide we had this time was, certainly compared to Fes, very expensive for what we got hired through your company this time. S.J. in September 2009
Lovely Riad -- super friendly service. Would certainly go back there. Food quite expensive but I think we are suffering from the weak £. Very very pleased with our stay. Very exotic compared with the UK. We really were taken care of beautifully. J.F in june 2009
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