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- noun Plural form of
riad .
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Examples
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The structure is actually two "riads," or old houses, joined together.
A Moroccan Riad 2009
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It was one of the oldest "riads", built in the 1300's and beautifully restored.
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Boutiquey little riads in the medina's labyrinth are offering prices of lifetime, as are some of the high-end hotels in the new town.
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• See ilove-marrakesh.com/index_en.html for details of riads, many of which may be willing to negotiate discounts at the moment
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Amid the mêlée of this Moroccan city's ancient medina, many of its riads - the name of the traditional houses with an inner courtyard - have been transformed into stylish hideaways.
Juliet Kinsman: Morocco Forte (PHOTOS) Juliet Kinsman 2010
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Boutiquey little riads in the medina's labyrinth are offering prices of lifetime, as are some of the high-end hotels in the new town.
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• See ilove-marrakesh.com/index_en.html for details of riads, many of which may be willing to negotiate discounts at the moment
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The riads 'rooftops, usually suntraps by day and candlelit perches by night, are atmospherically sound-tracked by the call to prayer, offering romance around the clock.
Juliet Kinsman: Morocco Forte (PHOTOS) Juliet Kinsman 2010
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There are a handful of stunning, well-serviced riads in which to stay-this one lacks atmosphere and good vibe, both aspects very much a part of the riad experience.
Beware Riad el Fenn 2010
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There are a handful of stunning, well-serviced riads in which to stay-this one lacks atmosphere and good vibe, both aspects very much a part of the riad experience.
Beware Riad el Fenn 2010
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