
Riad Dar Al Dall - This Time Tomorrow in Marrakech
Recently renovated garden-view rooms in the Medina
About this hotel
Riad Dar Al Dall occupies a spot in the Marrakech Medina, with recently renovated aparthotel-style rooms that pair air-conditioning and private bathrooms with garden views. Each room includes a balcony, a terrace and a work desk, giving the layout more flexibility than a standard riad room built purely for sleeping. Guests can use the sun terrace and the property's lush garden as a second sitting space beyond the room itself, and the on-site restaurant serves Mediterranean and Moroccan cuisine alongside a coffee shop for a slower start to the day. The renovation shows most in the room finishes, which read considerably newer than the property's Medina setting might suggest from the outside.
- Garden views
- Sun terrace
- Restaurant on site
- Recently renovated
Our take
This suits travellers who want a recently updated Medina base with genuine outdoor space, the garden and sun terrace, without paying for a full resort-scale pool deck. The balcony and work desk in every room also make it workable for a slower trip that mixes some remote work with sightseeing. Guests specifically chasing a pool as the centerpiece of the stay should look toward a Hivernage or Palmeraie resort instead.
- Ask for a garden-view room specifically, since the layout and light differ noticeably from an interior-facing option at the same property.
- Use the work desk and balcony combination if the trip mixes remote work mornings with Medina exploring in the afternoons.
- Try the on-site restaurant's Mediterranean dishes at least once, since the Moroccan and Mediterranean split gives more variety than a single-cuisine riad menu.
Why we love it
- Recently renovated Medina rooms
- Balcony and terrace in every room
- Lush garden and sun terrace
- Mediterranean and Moroccan restaurant
Why guests love itRiad Dar Al Dall is a recently renovated aparthotel in the Medina with garden-view rooms, balconies, a sun terrace and a lush garden. Its restaurant serves Mediterranean and Moroccan cuisine, which helps families with children who prefer familiar dishes alongside local food. The garden gives a calm break from the Medina's busy lanes. A 9.9 score is outstanding. I would book it for a family stay that combines old-city sightseeing with quiet time on site.