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The third largest city in Morocco, Marrakech is a popular tourist destination for bargaining with vendors in the lively souks (markets), watching snake charmers, and exploring the many lavish palaces throughout the fortified city. Whether travelers opt to stay in one of the unique riads (guesthouses with internal courtyards) or a large hotel, there are…
Behind Casablanca and Rabat, Marrakech is the third largest city in Morocco. Travelers head to this African destination to ride camels in the luxe, palm tree-laden area of Palmerai, or haggle in the souks (markets) for items like fragrant spices and hand-woven baskets. While accommodations range from budget-friendly hostels to extravagant palaces, many tourists opt…
The reaction of Carrie, Miranda, Samantha, and Charlotte upon checking into their suite in “Sex and the City 2” Fans of “Sex and the City 2” will almost certainly remember the opulent, over-the-top hotel the girls stayed at in Abu Dhabi. Turns out, the hotel is actually in Marrakech, Morocco, and Oyster recently visited to…
At Oyster, we’re known for our honest, undoctored hotel photography, and in our Photo Fakeout series we’ve shown just how different from reality some marketing images can be. But we’ve also encountered plenty of hotels that were truly as beautiful as advertised. These photos we took at various hotels we’ve visited are so jaw-dropping you…
Many (ourselves included) would agree that a stay in a Moroccan riad is a must-do. These traditional, multi-story (and often very narrow) guesthouses that were once private mansions have since been renovated into hotels of sorts, built around central courtyards and gardens, and they each provide a unique and authentic way to access the food,…
