Welcome to Riad La CigaleYour haven in the medina boasting all ensuite rooms, high-speed wifi, a hammam and a roof-top terrace.
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Riad La Cigale
Located on a quiet street in the heart of the medina, Riad La Cigale is just a few steps away from the souks and the main square.
Rooms
See AllMariam The Mariam (Beloved in Arabic) Deluxe Double Room offers air conditioning, a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom boasting a shower, hairdryer and our signature toiletries. The room is on the top floor and comes with a private balcony. The unit has one bed with the option of adding a cot.Fatima The Fatima (Captivating in Arabic) Suite consists of one living room, one separate bedroom and one bathroom with a shower, hairdryer and our signature toiletries. The suite is furnished with a desk and a seating area and provides air conditioning, a wardrobe and an inner courtyard view. The unit offers 3 beds with the option of adding a cot.Laziza The Laziza (Beautiful in Arabic) Double Room offers reversible air conditioning, a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom boasting a shower, hairdryer and our signature toiletries. The unit has one bed and is decorated with mother-of-pearl accents with a courtyard view.Iman The Iman (Faith in Arabic) Suite consists of one living room, one separate bedroom and one bathroom with a shower, hairdryer and our signature toiletries. The suite is furnished with a desk and a seating area and provides air conditioning, a wardrobe and an inner courtyard view. The unit offers 3 beds with the option of adding a cot.Aisha The Aisha (Life in Arabic) Single Room is highly popular among solo travellers and provides air conditioning, a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom featuring a shower, hairdryer and our signature toiletries. The room offers a safe deposit box and an inner courtyard view. The unit offers one bed with an option of adding a cot.
About Us
Read MoreRiad La Cigale traces its roots back to the 1600s and has been lived in by families till 1992 when it was transformed into a guest house right in the heart of the medina. It has since been refurbished and modernized while staying true to its heritage and Moroccan culture and tradition. With five en-suite bedrooms, it is an inviting and welcoming haven steps away from the hustle and bustle of the world-famous and UNESCO World Heritage Medina of Marrakech. Whether you want to have a session at our private hammam or massage or a drink at the terrace, the team at Riad La Cigale is committed to making your stay an unforgettable one.
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Attractions
See AllJardin Majorelle The Majorelle Garden is a one-hectare botanical garden and artist's landscape garden in Marrakech, Morocco. Wherever you look in the Jardin Majorelle, you gaze at a work of art. The organic lines and muted colours of succulents and cacti clash with unexpected grace against the bright blues and yellows of the Art Deco buildings in this gorgeously designed garden. Originally created by French painter Jacques Majorelle, fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé bought the garden in the 1980s to save it from being bulldozed. Next door, you’ll find the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, where you can explore his career through drawings, photographs and garments, as well as the Berber Museum, which showcases arts and crafts from Morocco’s Amazigh people.Jemaa Al Fanaa The giant square at the entrance to Marrakech’s medina, Djemaa el-Fanaa is the heart and soul of the city. Wandering through on scorching hot afternoons, you’ll encounter snake charmers and merchants hawking everything from babouche slippers to spices in several languages at once. At night, the square comes alive with street-food stalls, storytellers and musicians in long robes playing gnawa, a traditional music known to put listeners into a trance.Koutoubia Mosque The towering minaret of the Koutobia Mosque is the symbol of Marrakech. Constructed from red bricks and sandstone, the outside of the mosque features many ornamental details. Turquoise tiling, plasterwork, calligraphy, arches and fountains are a few of the mosque’s attractive features.Saadian Tombs A large complex of lavish mausoleums and tombs, the Saadian Tombs contain the remains of the founder of the Saadian dynasty along with princes and other prominent figures. The site dates back to the 1550s, and gold, Italian marble and colourful tiling add opulence to the final resting places.The Badi and Bahia Palaces Two of the most impressive palaces in Marrakech, Bahia and Badi, are on the edges of the medina and a good way to break up a day in the souk Badi Palace built in the 17th century, boasts reflecting pools and sunken gardens. Meanwhile, Bahia Palace, built in the 1860s and worked on until the turn of the 20th century, features ornamental wooden ceilings and stunning tiled courtyards.
