Fez hotels

Pros: Traditional design at its best, an amazing hideaway just meters from the center of Fes. Exceptionally hospitality from all staff. Really nice breakfast and dinner in the restaurant next to the pool. I wish I had more days!!!

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Beautiful property, amazing pool and excellent location

Cons: The roof terrace was being refurbished while we were there so were unable to use it.

Pros: Best accommodation I've ever stayed in. It was so authentically Moroccan and the staff were so accommodating. Plus amazing breakfast and food (even if they were European prices).

Cons: Some rooms are quite high up, so if stairs are a problem you might want to check your room but for us this was no problem.

Pros: Meals were amazing. Service was top notch. Everything was just beautiful. We felt like we had a beautiful palace all to ourselves. Great staff. Very safe.

Cons: Pool was very cold. Difficult to find off the alley. We didn’t like the Medina at all. Parking is a huge hassle and the parking lot swindlers almost ruined our arrival. Horrible to drive into.

Pros: This hotel completely exceeded my expectations. It was even better than the photos. I had some of the best food here for my entire time spent in morocco. The hotel staff were so attentive and so friendly, I absolutely love this place and would recommend anyone visiting Fez to stay here. one of the two nights spent here was very entertaining. Whilst my friend and I were enjoying dinner near the pool, people were playing traditional music, doing henna, and a tour group were also enjoying a cooking class run by the hotel. very happy with the experience

Pros: Clean and large rooms. Very quite. Top room was really nice.

Cons: Residential part of Medina, lacks attention to detail in both service and look and feel. Was expensive.

Pros: The best thing about this riad is the staff. They are all very helpful. Zechariah speaks about 5 languages as far as I can tell and is enormously helpful. Mohammed is very helpful too, as was Nordine. The owner is lucky to have such a good team. The riad itself is very beautiful. We had a lovely suite called Habiba, named after the owner's wife. The food was good - we ate dinner there twice and the breakfasts were generous. Two tips - there is parking very near by, about 200m from the riad. If you pay them generously (say 30 Dirham per 24 hours) they will make sure you always have a space whenever you return and our car was perfectly safe for 5 days, coming and going as we pleased. Secondly the riad is not signposted from the road. You should look for the pharmacie Fatima and park there. Ignore any unofficial guides - the riad is just around the back and you can ask directions from the shop. If you go in winter wrap up warm at night when out and about. It gets close to freezing!

Cons: The roof terrace is not yet open - I hear that the owner has grand plans for it following the purchase of a third riad next door, which they will knock through and create more rooms and more social space. But this won't be ready for use until later in 2019.

Pros: Beautiful and large room with good amenities.

Cons: The riad could have added a hot pot and tea and coffee in the room. But they were her prompt in giving us hot water whenever we asked for it

Pros: Courtyard was beautiful and relaxing

Cons: Everything about this experience was horrible. After making a reservation through Kayak, I contacted the Riad directly to check if they can arrange for an extra bed in the room. The Riad said they didn’t have my reservation so I sent along the reservation confirmation I received from Kayak’s partner site. The Riad subsequently responded and said that they didn’t have any rooms so they would accommodate us at Road Myra which was generally in the same location and looked good online so I agreed as long as the same requirements and rates would be honored. The Riad continued to communicate with me about airport transfer etc which lead me to believe that the same owners or management staff manages both the roads. When we got to Riad Myra, it was a horrible experience. At first, they claimed that they didn’t have my reservation, didn’t communicate clearly, didn’t tell us about Riad amenities (we were coming from marrkech and had a wonderful experience at 2 roads here), and proceeded to give us a shitty standard room with such low ceilings that we felt claustrophobic. When I told them that I had booked a suite and absolutely needed it starting next day since our third friend was arriving they said they would move us the next day. Next day, on inquiring about airport transfer for my friend, they acted clueless. Then called the original Riad and proceeded to take over the arrangement . When I asked them to adjust the room price given we didn’t get the suite on first night, the manager, Salma said she would talk to the other Riad. Subsequently Salma avoided all eye contact and communication with me for next 3 days. On the final day she got one of the porters to settle the dues and I requested to speak with her regarding my question. She reluctantly called, spoke to the other Riad on phone (which she had clearly not done before as promised), gave me vague answers and proceeded to charge me 40 € extra per night for my third friend although we had agreed to to 30 € in prior communication on email. Overall I recommend everyone to stay away from road al amine fes and Riad Myra. I urge the management to ensure staff and especially manager, Salma doesn’t ruin the guest experience.

Pros: I spent nearly a month in Morocco staying in numerous love at ions throughout the country, and I can say unequivocally that Riad El Amine Fez was the nicest of all! The staff was welcoming the moment I arrived. The Riad was beautiful and unlike many who have a covering over the courtyard permanently Riad El Amine Fez employed a retractable cover above the courtyard that they were not shy to open up.and enhance the ambiance & magical Moroccan light of this enchanting accommodation. I would be remiss if I didn't also didn't say I had the two finest meals in my entire stay in Morocco! As we say in the US, this wonderful & unexpected home away from home, was a Home Run!!! The staff arranged for an all day trip with my special request for a fluent English speaker in the Middle Atlas Mountains that was simply sublime, and I would express my many thanks to Mustafa for the memories that'll last a lifetime in this magical place that this Riad helped play a significant part!!!

Pros: Breakfast was excellent and the location was ideal for visiting the Medina. The staff tried very hard and were very friendly.

Cons: There was building work going on within the Riad which mean't that we were unable to use the roof terrace. This wasn't explained to us prior to our booking

Pros: My attractive, quiet room, plus the excellent breakfast with delicious coffee/hot milk, freshly squeezed orange juice, omelette and a selection of bread/Moroccan pastries, all served with style and care.

Cons: I suggested a bedside light in my room would have helped reading at night, but this is comment, not criticism

Pros: The riad arranged for our taxi transfer from the train station, which was definitely good to do because it was a bit overwhelming when we first arrived in Fes. Staff met us at our taxi, walked us to the hotel, and took the time to explain the area with a map and extra information. The view from the roof was lovely and the breakfast in the morning was great.

Pros: Excellent Location near Bouinania Mosqe. Great breakfast. We stayed here the second time and we will come back. Near and safe Parking at Bab Boujloud.

Pros: Breakfast had a great variety of breads with delicious honey and amazing jams. The front manager was extremely helpful and did beyond to make our stay n Fez good

Pros: Too helpful staff, especially Khalid, welcomed us at the Blue Gate so we did not get lost in Fes' straits and explained how to get into the city. The next day, because we would leave very early and would not have breakfast, he gave us orange juices and croissants for the trip.The Riad is very well located at the beginning of Fes Medina and between the 2 main streets and it is easy to navigate the city

Cons: Sound insulation was in his minus

Pros: Riad Taryana is very beautiful and in great location. Mohammed speaks very good English and extremely nice and helpful. I had diarrea one day and he accompanied me to a pharmacy for medicines.

Cons: Nothing.

Cons: The hotel and room were both beautiful, which is why it's too bad the people at the front desk are trying to hustle their guests out of money. When we told them we would be eating breakfast in a cafe outside instead of their 5 euro hotel breakfast they tried everything to make us pay -- first saying what a good deal it was (it wasn't) and then trying to say we agreed to pay it as part of our Booking reservation (this isn't part of any Booking reservation). They also tell everyone that if they want to see the medina they have to hire a guide through them. This is a lie, anyone can walk around the medina without a guide. Our room heater also stopped working after the first night and no one was able to fix it. The tragic part is that the rooms are so nice that they could just charge more and it would still be worth it, and then they wouldn't have to hustle the guests.

Pros: The hospitality from this Riad was great. The man that worked there was friendly and always willing to help. Mohammed the owner/manager was also very helpful in organizing a tour from Fes to Volubilis and Meknes. He went out his way to find others to go on the tour with us to help keep the cost down and an enjoyable day was had by all. The rooms were a standard Riad and were kept in a clean state. Breakfast was a traditional Moroccan one and was filling. Overall a good stay and made more than welcome by workers.

Cons: The only downside to Riad Taryana was the WiFi connection was rather poor in the room we had. The router was located in the main area and had to put phone out the room window for it to connect sometimes.

Pros: Decor was lovely, beautiful airy open courtyard. Wonderful breakfast and perfect location, 2 minutes from the gate. Nice welcome and Mohamed helped us book a very good 3 day Sahara/Atlas tour.

Cons: Room was a little cramped and dark, tucked away at the top instead of opening onto the courtyard.

Pros: Nice, authentic and clean room, in the middle of old town. Very nice hotel building and helpful hosts.

Cons: The room is a bit dark and the breakfast a bit boring.

Pros: We were very impressed of the interior design of the riad. It is a hidden gem! The host, Mohhamed was very kind, helpful and passionate to provide whatever needed, with an extra bonus of orientation in Fes history. Breakfast was more than adequate with local products. And last but not least it was very clean in every aspect.

Pros: The best hostel an' the best staff in the whole Fez city ,I highly recommend

Pros: Great breakfast. Comfortable beds. Well organised activities such as guides.

Cons: It’s loud constantly. There is always music playing and it’s loud. Feels a bit like staff aren’t bothered. Limited toilet/shower (1 per 12)

Pros: I liked the friendly staff and dinner was delicious! I also enjoyed the day tour of the city.

Cons: I didn’t like the curfew restrictions. It was challenging for my friends and I to enjoy our first two nights because we were concerned about the curfew.

Pros: Breakfast, the size of the hostel, close to medina

Pros: The hostel has a good location. The staff was friendly and also the travelers there were amazing. The breakfast was so good and the dinner as well.

Cons: We had our own bathroom, which was amazing. Although it wasn't very clean

Pros: Breakfast and dinner (5 euro). The hole building, the terrace, the area, the people of funky fes, the travelers I met.

Cons: If you wish to have some quiet during the day avoid to book a bunk bed at the ground floor.

Pros: The helpful staff, the friendly atmosphere, the delicious food, the green rooftop with amazing views, the practical location near the historical centre. We enjoyed the experience of a hostel with the privacy of a hotel (double room).

Cons: The location inside the old historical city centre, Medina, was handy to explore and inspiring to visit in order to get the full Moroccan experience. However, it did not feel very safe late at night or early in the morning.

Pros: The staff here are extremely friendly and accommodating. The atmosphere is very chic and bomhemian. Definitely recommend.

Cons: Everything

Pros: The outdoor spaces and common spaces were picturesque, good for photos.

Cons: Our room bed was definitely not conformable, we had to pay for everything up front including our stay upon our arrival, our dinner, any services used by the hotel, pay certain things my cash only? The service is generally non existent or bad. The staff seems disorganized and stressed probably from poor management. The location is up on a steep inclined hill where the entrance is also very difficult to find. The reception also doesn't respond to any inquiries you have before your arrival. There are better places in fes i'm sure to stay.

Pros: Location, staff

Cons: It's hard to find

Pros: The breakfasts were great and the staff very attentive. The location was good for discovering the Medina. We could not use the the swiming pool because it was not warmed. The weather was too cold for this activity, unfortunately. The second room had a view on the indie of the riad, above the swimming pool.

Cons: The first room I booked was a standard junior room with twin beds. My friend could not sleep because of the smell of the bathroom and the humidity of the room. She is an asthmatic. The view was on a side street with no view on the riad. They upgraded us on an ambassador room, that was much better. Anyway, the price is quite expensive for the facilities proposed. We could not use the the swiming pool because it was not warmed. The weather was too cold for this activity, unfortunately. The internet connection was a mess except for the living room downstairs, were we could have diner. They had it fixed on the last day :(

Cons: - The location was a little edgy, specially since we arrived after midnight. - The hotel was too quiet.

Pros: Classic opulent Riad within Medina with wonderful garden. Good sized rooms. Comfortable beds and Good breakfast. Parking onsite possible with rear access.

Cons: Unfortunately Internet was woeful

Pros: Good location. Large property

Cons: Very old needing reverberation.

Pros: Location and breakfast.

Cons: Price to high. Lack of communication in english. Awful spa service. False informations about this place on the website. No luxury, no heated pool, no good wifi. Dirty, need updating, poor service.

Pros: It was located in a great area, easily accessible to the Medina. It was a bit challenging to find by car, but once we made it, it was very convenient to walk around the town by foot.

Cons: The place felt a bit old, dated, as if it’s most vibrant days were years ago. And the staff were a bit cold and unresponsive to our needs.

Pros: We had a fabulous time at Riad Arabesque! We were unsure given reviews on other sites but decided to take a punt and it was nothing short of great. The highlight was the property - the architecture and mosaics are beautiful and definitely showcase local culture. The property is great, it is overlooking the Medina and as it is on the very outskirts of the Medina it feels like an oasis. Breakfast is served on the terrace overlooking a large green garden - it is a nice escape from the Medina and peaceful to come back after a busy day to spend the afternoon. Breakfast is large and lovely and the staff are particularly helpful and welcoming. The rooms are large and very clean - we would highly recommend.

Cons: Drinks at the bar seemed quite expensive however they appear to be on par with other hotels.

Pros: Friendly service.