Hotel berhampiran Borj Nord, Fez

I had an outstanding experience at Riad Sabah. Miriam greeted me right away at the door and I was served tea in a beautifully tiled area adjacent to the courtyard pool while she got me checked in. After the stress of traveling, this was so much appreciated! I was shown my room (a solitaire), which was beautifully decorated and air conditioned. I asked if I could book an appointment in the hammam, which she set up for 4:00. I did a 30 minute scrub and a 30 minute massage for $35. The person at the hammam was highly attentive. Miriam also arranged for a walking tour of Fez ($35) for 10:00 the next morning. My tour guide took me all over city, including to see the Jewish quarter where I got to see inside the ancient synagogue (25 dirhams for the ticket), and even was showed an ancient torah. I also got a tour of a ceramic/tile artisan workshop. In the old medina I got to visit the tannery and see the inside of a shop in a dar with enormous beautiful rugs. Miriam arranged for my taxi to the airport and she even allowed for my bill to be split into part cash and part credit card so that I didn't have to change any money back into dollars. I went swimming in the pool twice (the colored lights at night are nothing short of magic!) and enjoyed breakfast poolside--the best breakfast I have had in Morocco. The Riad is located on a deadend street which means very peaceful sleeping, but it's only a five minute walk from several different entrances to the Medina. I could not recommend this experience more highly. Booking directly through the website or by calling will save you more than 50% as opposed to going through a booking website such as ***********.

This is a lovely, quiet, small riad in the heart of Fes. Hicham and his mother are warm and helpful hosts and very happy to have a chat. My room was huge and the bed was comfortable. The water was hot and plentiful and the room was super clean. Hicham arranged transport from the station and also a lovely guide. He also orientated me with a map and some suggestions of sites and restaurants. I’d definitely stay again especially as they are finishing of a second terrace which will have a lovely view.

During our three-day adventure in Marrakech, we had the privilege of staying at La Mamunia, a renowned resort celebrated on Netflix's ”Inventing Anna.” From there, our journey took us to Fez, a city that held mysteries and excitement for us. With anticipation and a keen desire for an authentic experience, we chose to stay at Riad Fez, a member of Relais & Chateaux. Our arrival in Fez, close to the stroke of midnight, was met with a delightful surprise: the hotel had arranged a complimentary driver for us. The initial moments, involving a drop-off at a parking lot and a walk through a narrow alley led by a hotel staff - Mouad with a wheelbarrow for our suitcases, felt like a scene from ”Homeland” — uncertain yet thrilling. However, any unease dissolved the moment we stepped into the Riad and were greeted by Anass, whose warm smile and polished demeanor assured us we had made the right choice. The Riad's beauty was immediately apparent, with its elegant architecture and a secluded room that promised privacy and serenity. Anass and his team, including the incredibly accommodating concierge service, were pivotal in enriching our stay. They adeptly handled our queries, seamlessly arranged dining reservations, and ensured our transportation to various restaurants, some of which included a charming walk escorted by a porter or a convenient pickup service. The personal touches didn't stop there; my husband and I indulged in relaxing massages from Hanau and Raga, both of whom provided exceptional service. Under the watchful eye of General Manager Nicolas Grau, the dedication to excellence was evident. Anass, Anwar, Hiba, Zahra - front desk, Sufein, Hanane, Anour - server at breakfast and the rest of the staff went above and beyond, making every interaction memorable. The rooftop terrace offered breathtaking views, adding to the allure of Riad Fez. Zakaria was really helpful with our bags. Located adjacent to the medina, the Riad’s location was ideal for exploring the heart of Fez. Thanks to Anass's meticulous planning, our exploration was worry-free and thoroughly enjoyable, with special mention to Mariam for her guidance in navigating the intricate maze to the Riad. This hidden gem, once discovered, revealed a sanctuary of peace and luxury. Our departure from Riad Fez was bittersweet, marked by the genuine warmth and professionalism of the staff. Our stay was not just a visit but a journey into the heart of Fez, accentuated by impeccable service and a deep sense of belonging.

I have been with my wife and my daughter at Riad Jamai for 4 days, the treatment we had from the entire team, Mohammed, Khadija, Meryen, Ayoub, was fantastic, they helped us with everything, they facilitated our trip and our stay in Fez. They are so close that they are part of your family, totally recommended. We are sure that our next trip to Fez we will repeat Riad Jamai, thank you for making us feel at home. We will come back!!! Sure

Nous avons passé 2 nuits et dîners dans ce Ryad. Anouar vient juste de rouvrir, c’est beau, apaisant, et la nourriture est délicieuse. Un massage sur place après 1 journée de promenade dans le souk, puis un couscous traditionnel, que demander de plus! Situé au cœur même de la plus grande médina du monde, c’est un lieu que nous vous conseillons de découvrir. Profitez en avant qu’il soit complet :-) Et vous aurez même la surprise d’avoir des pâtisseries marocaines offertes dans votre chambre

My stay at the Ibis hotel was truly exceptional. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the modern and stylish decor of the lobby. The check-in process was quick and efficient, thanks to the friendly and professional staff.The room itself exceeded my expectations. It was impeccably clean, well-designed, and incredibly comfortable. The bed was plush, and the amenities provided in the room were thoughtful and convenient.

Undoubtedly, the hotel is both beautifully positioned and beautifully designed. The food is of a high standard (and they were very accommodating of our vegan and gluten-free requests). However, there is one BIG let-down to this so-called thermal hotel...you cannot just go and bathe in the thermal waters as a guest! Indeed, we were told it would cost us €20 per person per hour to enjoy the thermal waters, which is both mean-spirited and ridiculously over-priced. We have stayed in thermal hotels all over the world, and (to date) this is the first and only experience we have had where the actual thermal facilities were not freely available to guests. So, we wandered up the road about 200 metres and enjoyed the same thermal waters in the village's own public thermal facility for a couple of Euros, and enjoyed friendly chats with the local people. A far richer experience than over-priced exclusivity!