Gage Wehner

Gage has visited Morocco 4 times over 6 years, exploring the finest riads, boutique hotels, and desert camps. He writes about luxury accommodation with a focus on honest, first-hand reviews. If there is a private-pool riad in Marrakech or a glamping camp in the Sahara worth knowing about, Gage has stayed there.

Tangier hotels: where to stay in Morocco’s gateway city

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Introduction to Tangier’s hotel landscape Tangier occupies a unique position among Moroccan cities, serving simultaneously as international port, cultural crossroads, and beach destination. The city’s hotel sector reflects this multifaceted character, offering everything from historic medina guesthouses to contemporary business hotels and beachfront resorts. Understanding Tangier’s distinct neighborhoods and their accommodation options helps travelers choose … Read more

Boutique riads and guesthouses: authentic stays on Morocco’s northern coast

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The boutique accommodation movement in northern Morocco The transformation of traditional houses into boutique guesthouses represents one of Morocco’s most significant tourism developments over the past two decades. While Marrakech pioneered this model, northern Morocco’s medinas have increasingly seen similar renovations creating intimate properties that blend historical architecture with contemporary comfort. These boutique riads and … Read more

The ultimate guide to luxury stays in Morocco

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Morocco has quietly become one of the most sought-after luxury destinations on earth. Not because it tries to imitate Dubai or the Maldives, but because it does something no one else can: it delivers authentic, soul-stirring opulence that feels both ancient and timeless. This is the only country where you can wake up in a … Read more

The architectural wonders of Morocco’s imperial cities

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Islamic architectural principles in Moroccan design The architectural masterpieces found throughout Morocco’s imperial cities reflect sophisticated Islamic design principles developed over centuries. These buildings express religious devotion, cultural values, and aesthetic sensibilities through geometric precision, calligraphic decoration, and spatial concepts that create contemplative environments. Geometry forms the foundation of Islamic architectural decoration. The prohibition of … Read more