Wilaya de Fes Hotels

• Adamis
• Reviews: 50

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Hotel Mouritania

This is next door to Hotel Cascade and has similar facilities and prices, though a bit cleaner maybe. The owner is quite impolite though and a bit of a charlatan. He pretended there were no single rooms and tried to charge me for a double. Also, VT'er "arasnosliw" said he tried to steal her passport!
Prices 70 Dirham single, Doudle 120 ish

• Opinion of Price: least expensive
• Written September 19, 2006

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• Adamis
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Hotel Cascade

This is a budget/backpacker Hostel at the Bab Bou Jeloud entrance to the Medina. The rooms are cheap and simple and the staff indifferent. The views from the terrace on the top are very nice though.
Prices are around 60 Dirhams for a single room and 120 for a double.

The staff at the street cafes outside the Hotel are very pushy and quite rude

Great views of the medina from the rooftop terrace

• Opinion of Price: least expensive
• Written September 19, 2006

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• Animas
• Reviews: 130

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Ibis Moussafir Fes: 2 Stars hotel but very convnience

552 Dirham for 2 persons include breakfast

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Written May 20, 2006

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• adhitya
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• markeveleigh
• Reviews: 25

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Riad al Bartal: Harmoniously combines tradition and comfort

Riad al Bartal attracts more than its share of regular clients, many of whom return so frequently that they seem to look on this wonderfully relaxed house as their ‘second home.’
Mireille is one of only about a dozen foreign riad owners in Fez: “Although ‘foreign’ is a relative term,” she adds. “We often return to France on holiday but this will always be home. My daughter goes to school here. All her friends are Moroccan, she speaks fluent Arabic and insists that this is her country. I don’t think she could ever happily live anywhere else.”
“People love the fact that we are right on the edge of one of the greatest medieval cities in the world, with all its bustle and action and excitement,” Mireille points out, “- and yet they can come in here, sit in the patio, or sunbathe on the roof, and there’s nothing to disturb them but the chirping of birds.”

• Opinion of Price: least expensive
• Written September 22, 2005

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• markeveleigh
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Dar al Andalous: Luxurious, spacious suites & warm Moroccan welcome

As we drank tea in the cool marble inner patio of Dar al Andalous, Mohammed Kadiri and his wife Nawal told me how they began converting this palace just two years ago.
“This is one of the few parts of the Fez medina that is accessible to vehicles,” Mr Kadiri pointed out. “It made work a lot easier - there was a lot to do, not only structurally, but also with fitting air-con and extra plumbing for the hammam and Jacuzzis in the suites. It is also a major factor for many clients who come here with hire cars and find that other riads are effectively off-limits to them.”

• Opinion of Price: about average
• Written September 22, 2005

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• Luchonda
• Reviews: 2339

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Sofitel Palace Jamai: Simply the best in Morocco

Moment-moment - i just stayed here for the afternoon at the occasion of a business meeting. A perfect diner was served, tea or coffee at one of the many terraces and little private corners, encharmed by the Andalousian garden.
Quoting Lou Reed : "Just a perfect day"

In origin this unique palace was builded in 1879 as a residence for the Jamai Family
In 1930 the palace changed into a hotel and together with the Mamounie hotel in Marrakesh - it is the best you can get in Morocco
The marvelous Andalousian garden, a lot of fountains - a big swimmingpool with view on the city, and many terraces - where tea and some local specs are served.

• Opinion of Price: most expensive
• Related to: Castles and Palaces, Business Travel
• Written June 17, 2005

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• grets
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De La Paix Hotel: Middle of the road

A very standard hotel in a centrally located position. Very pleasant, nothing outstanding either way.

We enjoyed the dinner here one evening, soup, tasty lamb and chips followed by the most delicious chocholate mousse for pudding!

Comfortable bar.

• Opinion of Price: N/A
• Written May 24, 2005

Somewhere in there.......

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• nancyw
• Reviews: 38

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Dar Roumana: Wonderful riad in Fes

Dar Roumana isn't officially open yet - but luckily for me, Jennifer Smith has begun welcoming a few guests to the beautiful riad she is restoring.

After a ten minute walk though the maze of the medina, down a nondescript hallway, Jennifer opened the door to a stunning courtyard.

The tilework, decorative carved stucco and decorations are stunning. Jennifer, a young American who has lived in Fes for three years, describes the terrace as the jewel of the house. It is a spectacular and comfortable place to relax and enjoy the view, whether while having breakfast or enjoying the sunset.

I suspect that Dar Roumana will quickly become one of the hottest properties in Fes - and deservedly so.

The facility is wonderful, but what made my stay unique was Jennifer and the atmosphere she has created.

From the time she greeted me to guide me through the medina, until the hug as I departed, Jennifer did everything possible to make my stay memorable.

Jennifer helped me find an ATM (no mean feat in the medina); took me to the public hammam; arranged a private cooking lesson with her housekeeper (with Jennifer translating); and joined in the fun and interesting conversations with a couple from Germany.

Without Jennifer's willingness to share her perspectives on life in Fes, I'd never have gotten such an interesting glimpse into this fascinating place.

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Written May 15, 2005

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