Hotel dekat Fes Médina, Fes

The experience we had at another Riad set very, very high expectations, so read this with that in mind :) I've worked and stayed in luxury hotels around the world, and if you're looking for a stunning hotel, with pleasant service this would be a top choice. However overall we were looking for more of an intimate experience. Staff were very nice; they were young, friendly, kind and caring. Travelling with my mother however, it felt very uncomfortable when I was asked 'how my wife was doing?!', this summed up the disconnection between the hotel and the experience. A beautiful hotel but short of a 4/5 star experience. It is one of the most stunning Riads you will stay at. The restaurant serves great food, and the views are amazing - if you can handle the three floors of steep steps. Overall, you won't be disappointed but it felt like when we stayed there was no manager for those extra touches you expect when paying this much.

A black guy worked at the front desk and gave me mint tea three times. The front door is very small and the stairs are also very narrow. It's okay when you get upstairs, and there's a rooftop. Note that you can use Google Maps walking navigation to find the hotel, do not ask someone to guide you.

Very good, thank you for your service.

Facilities: Except for some minor problems, everything else is pretty good. The bed 🛏 is very comfortable, and there is a small wardrobe in the room. The room at this price is 30 square meters, and breakfast is also provided. The price/performance ratio is really high! Hygiene: A very clean homestay! Environment: In stark contrast to the noise of shopping outside, as soon as you enter here, you will feel extremely quiet, very suitable for traveling to relieve work pressure. Service: There are only 4 employees in this homestay (two front desks + two cleaners). In the morning, you can see the two cleaners at the kitchen side, and most of the time there is only one front desk 💁🏻 staff, if you have time Both front desk employees were there. I was there in low season and I was the only guest there for 2 nights, so that was basically 4 people for the least money I paid 💰. If you have any questions, ask the two front desk staff. They are very pleasant and listen patiently and try their best to help you. On the morning of my departure, they helped me carry 🧳🧳 to the main road and took a taxi so that I left The front gave them 50 dirhams per person. Every night, the two front desk staff will cook dinner in the kitchen and invite me to eat for free. If you don't like spicy food and the taste is not very heavy, you can try Taji pot, the taste is still good, especially the strong fragrance. The 150 dirham dinner from the previous comment, I personally think this is a normal price, because you go to an outside restaurant (excluding roadside stalls) to eat the same meal or you go to a nearby Chinese restaurant to eat Chinese food, the cost is similar of. As for mineral water, this is a normal phenomenon. When you go to hotels or scenic spots, mineral water drinks are several times more expensive than many other places. But if you ask for hot water in the hotel restaurant, most of the time it is free 🆓. So instead of drinking cold mineral water, why not drink hot water (only in winter, no hot water in summer 🤣)? In short, next time I travel to this city, I may book this homestay again, so I also recommend people who travel here to stay here for a night or two.

The hotel is a wonderful place to rest and move through the medina. The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable. The terrace of the hotel, a good one to drink something while you see the evening.

The best advantage is the location. If you leave the hotel and go straight down, you can easily reach Teneri, the market is outside the house, and the location is the best, but even if it is a little insufficient in terms of facilities, it is not good to sleep overnight. It doesn't seem bad.

Exquisite and classical courtyard, carefully designed, quiet and elegant, and the hostess is warm and thoughtful. It is near the blue gate of the old city.

The landlord was very friendly and even borrowed our pot to cook noodles in the evening; even if we checked out the next day, we let us store our luggage without extra charge. Although the bed and breakfast in Marrakech is a bit older than the one in Marrakech, the overall sanitation is good, it is quieter and the location is good.

This hotel is very beautiful. The boss is an intellectual. He is very nice and enthusiastic. He speaks a little Chinese. The breakfast was generous, but it only started at 9 o'clock, and each guest was very slow. I ate for an hour and didn't wait for an omelette. If the schedule is tight, it is recommended to go out to eat, after all, the old city is on the side. The post office and the bank, as well as the blue door of Bruges, are also nearby. It is very convenient to take a taxi. The room was tidy. Hair dryer and air conditioner-his hair dryer works well. Prepare your own shampoo and shower gel.