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Riad Melhoun & Spa

Marrakech, Morocco

Traditional Riad Experience in the Heart of Marrakech

Ideally located in the heart of Marrakech's medina, just steps from the magnificent Bahia Palace, Riad Melhoun & Spa is a true haven of peace immersed in Moroccan culture. Built in the 15th century, it was once the refuge of the influential elite, a witness to the splendour brought by the Almoravides, who shaped Marrakech into a radiant capital, inspired by Andalusian riches.

With its refined architecture and enchanting atmosphere, Riad Melhoun embodies the art of ancient living. Its name, derived from the Arabic term "Melhoun," refers to Arabo-Andalusian music, symbol of an era when Marrakech shone in its splendour.

7 Nights - 2 Adults
Double Standard Room, Breakfast

The price is based on 2 adults sharing a Double Standard Room on a bed and breakfast basis at the Riad Melhoun & Spa in Marrakech, Morocco. Flights are with Ryanair and depart from London Stansted on 10 November 2026 for 7 nights. The price includes private car airport transfers in Marrakech and a 10kg checked-in luggage on the flight.

Upgrade to a Deluxe Double Room from +£95pp or a Deluxe Suite from +£189pp.

Offer code: 1427438

Deposit £200pp

EUR 2.50 per person per night city tax is payable on departure.

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Departure Airport: London, United Kingdom
Airline: Ryanair

Travel: 10NOV26-17NOV26
Book by: 30APR26

From £845pp

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Traditional Riad Experience in the Heart of MarrakechIdeally located in the heart of Marrakech's medina, just steps from the magnificent Bahia Palace, Riad Melhoun & Spa is a true haven of peace immersed in Moroccan culture. Built in the 15th century, it was once the refuge of the influential elite, a witness to the splendour brought by the Almoravides, who shaped Marrakech into a radiant capital, inspired by Andalusian riches.With its refined architecture and enchanting atmosphere, Riad Melhoun embodies the art of ancient living. Its name, derived from the Arabic term "Melhoun," refers to Arabo-Andalusian music, symbol of an era when Marrakech shone in its splendour.