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Riad Karmela
Two or three old medina houses joined into one, with three separate courtyards under a single roof.
Riad Karmela was formed by joining several older medina houses into one nineteen-room property, which gives it an unusual layout: three separate interconnecting courtyards rather than the single patio most riads are built around. The main courtyard centres on a Fes-zellige fountain beneath four orange trees, behind hand-painted antique doors.
A hammam with two massage rooms and a sauna covers the wellness side; note the pool itself sits at a sister property next door under the same ownership, not on this specific address. At a minute's walk from the souks, this is about as deep into the medina as it gets.
Why we chose it
- Formed by joining two or three neighbouring houses, giving it three separate courtyards
- A fountain in Fes zellige tiles beneath four orange trees in the main patio
- A minute's walk from the souks, eight minutes from Jemaa el-Fna
Amenities
- Hammam with two massage rooms and sauna
- Three interconnecting courtyards
- Rooftop terraces
- On-site restaurant serving Moroccan home cooking
Frequently asked questions
Is there a hammam or spa at Riad Karmela?
Yes — hammam with two massage rooms and sauna.
Is there an on-site restaurant at Riad Karmela?
Yes — on-site restaurant serving Moroccan home cooking.
What is Riad Karmela best for?
Riad Karmela is best for travellers wanting a deep-medina stay a minute's walk from the souks.
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