Fes Hotels

Superb position, right on the edge of the souks. The riad was built in 1900 and was the first to be converted to public use. The staff are friendly and helpful, the views from the roof terrace over the medina are spectacular, the rooms are exotic in the Moroccan way, everything is spotlessly clean and breakfasts are, in general, very good, although I would advise missing out on the two-minute boiled egg if I were you.

The hotel is quite new and very beautiful. Has a luxurious feel. Service was outstanding, people are very willing to help and friendly. They assisted to arrange a guided tour of the medina. Food was also top quality. I would definitely recommend the hotel. My only minor vices would be that because the hotel is new it didn't appear in our GPS and therefore was a little hard to find. So just be prepared if you are driving. The location is however good as it isn't in the medina but just on the outside of it. Spa was nice but massage wasn't hard enough for my liking. Hammam suite only has a bath with the shower you hold, would have preferred proper shower. Minor vices, overall great experience and would choose this place again over anywhere else.

Stunning, beautiful, traditional Moroccan house in the medina (Fes' old town). Staff very friendly and helpful. Somewhat tucked away, but not too difficult to find (Googlemaps helpful).

This hotel exceeded my expectations. The location was great, just outside one of the gates to the Medina. The hotel staff were exceptional, very friendly and always provided good suggestions. Breakfast was provided daily with more than enough food. The rooms were beautiful/traditional riad with authentic decor. Showers always had hot water. The guides mention it has one of the best terraces in Fes, this I would agree with, the view of the Medina is stunning from here.

There are no surprises, this is the standard Fes riad ... However, the Patron and his team are really helpful. They are beginning to offer more than the standard bed and breakfast ... e.g. Lunches on request and eventually will start to do the tours also, so watch this space.

First of all, it should be called Dar not Riad, as Riads usually contain gardens within. Second of all, there are no privacy, as the room's w.c. is located in the heart of the room without any doors.

Hotel created from lovely old house in the medina with lots of (presumably) original features and atmosphere. Uniformly welcoming, helpful and friendly and highly recommended. Breakfast plentiful and varied day by day. Two points to make; 1) beware the meal on your first night, or at least check the price. We paid 300Dh each, my wife had a vegetarian tagine as main course in the 3 course fixed menu. This is more than twice the price of some restaurants in the neighbourhood; and 2) the lane outside is noisy so maybe best to avoid the room number 2 with windows overlooking it.

The riad is beautiful and very peaceful. The owners are wonderful. They helped us organize tours, found us restaurants and were there for anything we needed. The cook is incredible. We took a cooking class with her one day and it was really fun.