A city like Marrakech or Fez has hundreds, if not thousands of riads (family homes that have been turned into guest houses).
Riads typically feature stunning courtyards, beautiful architecture, open or glass-roofed ceilings, and comfortable, luxurious rooms.
Meals are almost always provided as well, cooked by your hosts, with local ingredients.
Riads are undoubtedly the best way to experience Morocco and find a home away from home. And since they typically accommodate no more than about a dozen guests at a time, they are a very intimate experience, where you can chat with your hosts and fellow travellers, while sitting on couches around an artisan fountain, sipping mint tea.
How does a tour company like Destination Morocco choose which riads to recommend to their guests?
