Riad Due review: our verdict
Luxuriant vegetation has taken hold of Riad Due, and that was by design: lush plants, eclectic furniture, and art pieces create an interior that feels like a collector's home. The Michelin Guide awarded it a Key in 2026. At the very top, the terrace opens onto Marrakech with a 360-degree view.
The riad also serves meals: the open kitchen prepares a traditional homemade breakfast and, in the evening, a dinner that feels like having a private chef. The hostess and her team are attentive and discreet, offering total calm the moment you step through the door while the medina bustles around. Ideal for a couple, friends, or a family looking for a home rather than a hotel; not for minimalist decor enthusiasts or those seeking the buzz of a large establishment.
Dish to order: the riad's dinner, at least on the first night. Best tip: the homemade breakfast, to be enjoyed without rushing. Best time slot: the late afternoon on the panoramic terrace, when the medina hums below.
