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 | Sofitel Palais Jamai Fes Hotel: Fes' most beautiful hotel
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by Myxlplix I decided to splurge a little in Fes, Morocco, and I could not have been more satisfied than the amazing stay thay I had at the Palais Jamais Hotel. For the extra money, you live in complete relaxation & luxury, with clean, modern rooms, amazing restaurants, a spa, a pool, and fantastic service. Architecturally, the hotel was an old palace converted into a hotel. The rooms, lobby, gardens, & atmosphere are romantic, exotic, & worth your time & money.
The Palace was built in 1879 by Mohammed Jamot, Grand Vizir to Sultan Moulay Hassan I (1830-1894) and embodies the Arabian Moorish style.
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At the foot of one of the hills surround Fez is the Sofitel Palais Jamai Hotel, a former Palace. It was built in 1879 and has 5 levels comprising 134 rooms each with air conditioning, mini bar, inroom safe, internet connection and satellite TV. The hotel also a heated outdoor pool, sauna, spa and steam room, 3 restaurants and bars. The whole property is surrounded by beautiful Andalusian gardens. Theme: Hotel
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 | Sofitel Palais Jamai Fes Hotel: Great if you can overcome the staff
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You will stay here because of the architecture, the history, and the view. All are wonderful. I spent one night on the "Medina side" and one night on the other side and both views were fantastic. The hotel is decorated in classic Moroccan architecture and art, and is very peaceful. It does overlook the medina, but is not walking distance to any shopping, dining or drinking establishments, which is a bit inconvenient. The desk staff are certainly the downside to this hotel. One look at me with my backpack put them into full snob mode. Apparently, the fact that I was paying for this hotel didn't matter when I arrived in Fes via train and didn't look the part of the luxury traveler. I didn't visit any other hotels in Fes, so I have nothing to compare this too, but If I were to do it again, I would stay in a Riad. Theme: HotelPrice: US$180 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: Overlooks the Medina in Fes
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