Marrakech means "land of God" in Berber, one of Morocco's official languages. But the city has inherited another name because of the ochre colour found on all its walls: the red city. The walls are covered in it, giving Marrakech a natural sepia filter. Good vibes emanate from its endless alleyways and the pleasant smells emanating from the houses and street vendors. The souk, a Moroccan market selling a thousand and one products, is a meeting place for locals and tourists visiting the citadel. In the midst of all this hustle and bustle, you'll find some typical and... absolutely peaceful accommodation. Small riads are traditional Moroccan dwellings inherited from the Arab-Andalusian period. Square in shape, these typical houses are arranged around a patio. Some offer breathtaking rooftop views, while others offer traditional massage services to help you relax.