Earthquake Relief

Marrakech is a city unlike any I’ve ever been to – and the sights and sounds can be both thrilling and overwhelming. My recommendation when traveling with kids is to build in some down time (or book a sitter to spend some times back at the hotel/house with the kids) – particularly during the hottest parts of the day – so the kids have a chance to rest and recoup.

Riad Yasmine is a family-run guesthouse that’s been around since 2001. We took it over 10 years ago with the intention of creating a space where people could land and feel truly held—even just for a few days. It’s a home away from home, where everything is thoughtfully curated, but nothing feels too perfect or precious. Our mantra has always been: “Welcoming you as guests, leaving as friends.”

Hadley Keller, a longtime design writer, currently serves as the editorial director of the Design Leadership Network, a community of top interior designers. On a recent trip to Morocco—with stops in Tangier, Fez, Chefchaouen, Marrakech, and the Atlas Mountains—she explored some of her favorite places to eat, shop, and stay.