Le Ryad Boutique Hotel, Marseille
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“Morocco comes to Marseille at this stylish hotel, which takes its inspiration from the riads (traditional houses) of North Africa, all woven cushions, patterned rugs and colourful throws. There’s a lovely garden, the top-floor room (‘Mogador’) has its own mini roof terrace.”
“Marrakech-meets-Marseille at this Moorish inspired backstreet hotel. Styled by its former Moroccan owner, the 11 rooms are now presided over by a kindly French proprietor who remains a fountain of local knowledge. Breakfasts are a cornucopia of Arabian sweets, North African breads, and mint tea.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Excellent food
- Comfortable beds
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
The boutique hotel Le Ryad in Marseille city center is located on rue Sénac-de-Meilhan in the city’s 1st arrondissement. The Canebière, as well as the Saint-Charles train station and the Noailles area, with its famed market, are all within walking distance. This lovely and spectacular hotel, modeled like a Moroccan palace, is a 10-minute walk from the Old Port, 3 minutes walk from two metro stations, and a 1 kilometer from Saint-Charles railway station. Hotel Le Ryad is housed in a 19th-century building. It’s also a great place to start exploring Marseille’s Old Port, which is home to the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations.
The Le Ryad boutique hotel is built around a lush green terrace with palms, roses, and jasmine. You can sense a calm and welcoming atmosphere. This traditional Marseille home was once a famous hangout for artists from the Alcazar era, and it continues to draw art and culture enthusiasts. Le Ryad is the ideal location from which to explore this city’s many cultural and architectural gems.
The wonderful hotel Le Ryad, located in the center of downtown Marseille, provides a variety of accommodation types, including standard, superior, charming family mini-suites with all the amenities, a room with a terrace, and a modest suite in an isolated house at the back of the garden. The rooms have an exotic feel. Thanks to the Moroccan-inspired decor, warm colors, and details like wrought-iron furnishings! The spectacular staircase is the characteristic feature of the hotel and is adored by many. It has a garden, which is the hotel’s crown jewel, where you can enjoy delicious breakfasts and some oriental delicacies and fresh mint tea later in the day.
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