The medina & jewellers’ quarter
Explore the souk lanes around the riad. The Grand Mosque and jewellers’ quarter are part of this lively neighbourhood.
Your address in Oujda
The medina
on your doorstep.
95 rue El Mazouzi, in the souk and jewellers’ quarter. A starting point for exploring the lanes and the old heart of Oujda.
LAHLOU · MÉDINA
95 rue El Mazouzi · Medina
60000 Oujda, Morocco
Bab Sidi Abdel Wahab
One of the historic gates into the medina. Its square connects the narrow lanes with the movement of the wider city.
Lalla Meriem & Dar Sebti
Pair a walk through Lalla Meriem park with a look around Dar Sebti. Ask locally about current visits and events.
An easier arrival
A quick call before you arrive.
The medina works differently from a modern neighbourhood. Call the riad to agree on the best meeting point, particularly if you have luggage or are driving.
From Oujda railway station or Oujda-Angads airport, share your transport plans and arrival time. The riad can explain the options and any associated costs.
Call the riad ↗Before you choose
Wi-Fi is available at the riad.
What will my stay cost?
Rates depend on your dates, party size and available room category. Ask the riad for a proposal or see offers and conditions on Booking.com.
Is breakfast included?
Breakfast is available at the property. Check whether it is included in your chosen rate and ask about serving times.
How should I arrange my arrival?
Share your expected arrival time in advance. If driving, ask about a meeting point and parking arrangements before entering the medina.
What if I have a specific need?
Ask the riad before booking about room access, stairs, children, a particular bed arrangement or dietary requirements. This form does not guarantee any special arrangements.
LAHLOU · OUJDA
Shall we plan
your arrival?
A few dates, your plans, and a first conversation with the riad.