If you read the Sunday supplements you'll know that Dar Beida is big news. It's conquered pretty much every style magazine and there's no doubt its crazy, curvaceous, cool interior has the 'wow' factor. With four bedrooms and only two bathrooms however, it's only available for fu… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Dar Ness has a simple Spanish aesthetic with warm terracotta tiled floors, roughly textured stone columns and sculpted arches. James and Élisabeth have respected the original architecture of the elegant, 18th-century house, and the whitewashed walls serve to heighten the sense of… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An excellent budget choice that's buried in the medina. From the fountain in the courtyard to the wide, windy roof-terrace, it's packed with local atmosphere. The bon prix and easy-going atmosphere make it a winner with adventure specialists. The place is often packed with young … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With all the style gurus working their magic on Morocco's riads, Villa Bagdad stands out from the crowd for its unfussy feel. It's owned by the charming and mysterious Algerian collector Michel Daheb, a man of worldly experience and exceptionally good taste. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Renting one of Jack's Apartments (B&B if you want) is the perfect way to feel at home in one of the medina's best locations. Fling open the French doors and take in that fantastic seaview. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Cyril Ladeuil's house of artists exudes the same air of effortless cool as its aviator-shade touting proprietor. None of those ridiculous rose petal rituals here: Cyril likes to keep things real and favours laid-back bohemian clientele who'll 'get' the retro clutter, quirky bathr… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Cheerfully decorated, this charming guesthouse has only four rooms and one top-floor apartment with thunderous sea views. Two rooms come with bathrooms, and there is a handy kitchen area on each floor. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Deep, dusky purples, dark aubergine, rust red, lipstick pink - the colours of Casa Lila are as vibrant as the spices that its one-time merchant-owner made his money on. And judging from the original tiling that covers nearly every square inch of wall and floor, he must have done … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Teahouse is a classic Souiri town house. Once owned by a wealthy trader in fabrics and spices, he spent his money well on stylish living in a grand house. The current owner, Alison, has retained that link with the past with her own brand of sensitive restoration and style. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The first guesthouse in Essaouira, Villa Maroc opened its doors in 1990. It was established by a surfing enthusiast for his surf-buddy friends and much of that careless, imperfect charm remains, despite the Maroc having morphed into one of the biggest and trendiest riads (traditi… Full Lonely Planet Review ›