Marrakech

As much a landmark as the Koutoubia Mosque and Jemaa El Fna, the Mamounia has been hosting movie stars, heads of state and royalty since 1923. — DK Eyewitness

Moorish arches frame views of the organic gardens, and shed light on co-owner Meryanne Loum-Martin's extensive contemporary African art collection. — The Telegraph

Chic, intimate, and luxurious... This is one boutique riad where you feel like you're getting what you paid for. — Frommer's

Each riad has multiple patios, silk-paneled salons and bedrooms, and (for the ultimate in discreet service) a staff that enters and leaves via a network of underground passageways. — Travel + Leisure

Spread across 15 acres at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, Selman Marrakech offers a green oasis where regal Arabian horses roam the land — Forbes Travel Guide

Amanjena is a Marrakech hotel offering a zen-like atmosphere, exceptional service, romantic dining and seductive views of the Atlas mountains, located 12 kilometres south of Marrakech on the road to Ouarzazate. — The Telegraph

Luxury and sophistication collide in this stunning example of a traditional riad built within the past decade — Star Service

The facilities are second to none, with contemporary Moroccan decor throughout and impeccable service. — Fodor's

There are 11 rooms and suites and facilities include a hammam and spa, a small library and boutique. — Condé Nast Traveler

This sublime 21 suite riad is a perfect combination of Asian glamour and pedigreed European-style creature comforts. — Condé Nast Traveler

Palais Namaskar, just outside Marrakech, offers soothing rooms and a rooftop bar with fabulous views of the Atlas mountains. — The Telegraph

It’s a renowned foodie destination, with a famous cooking school and three fine-dining restaurants. — Afar Magazine

This property has all the understated glamour and class you'd expect from a Relais & Chateaux hotel. — Fodor's

Think boho-luxe style, a warm, friendly atmosphere, and excellent Franco-Moroccan cuisine. — The Telegraph

A small, luxurious guesthouse set in a private villa with just four rooms in the main house, and an independent two-bedroom pavilion in the gorgeous three-acre garden. — The Telegraph

This Italian-owned riad is sleek and stylish, with sparse but very tasteful modern decor, palms and banana trees in the courtyard and its own hammam. — Rough Guide

Dating from the 18th century, this is an almost unique example of a Marrakech riad, in that it is owned and run by Moroccans and not foreigners. — DK Eyewitness

With easy access from Bab L'Ksour and just five minutes' walk to Djemâa el Fna, this luxurious riad is a great base for exploring the medina. — Fodor's

The Mandarin’s debut African resort is as subtle and stylish as you’d expect from one of the world’s leading luxury hoteliers. — The Telegraph

A ten-minute walk from the Medina's central square, Riyad El Cadi is made up of seven traditional houses. — Concierge