Dar El Ouedghiri

I stayed at this Riad for three days. Everything was great, the place is very authentic, with high ceilings. Just a few mins away from the center of Medina. But the best part of the hotel is Adeel, the receptionist. He was very friendly and welcoming,was ready to help out at any moment, even when we were outside the hotel. He met us as we arrived to town, treated us with some tea, recommended tours and... provided the best breakfast in Morocco!

The main disadvantage of the riad is that it was really cold in the room (maybe that's a november thing) that even the a/c didn't help. We wore our sweaters at night. And just for you to know, the stairs are really narrow in this riad, but also that's typical for Morocco in general. So,be ready for that :)

Location, ease of checking in and the hospitality with Adil was second to none. Very clean with friendly service. Adil assisted in helping us book tours as well as providing free local knowledge to get around the city. Very highly recommend.

The location was perfect for us since we went to Fez to walk around the main streets and buy something from the markets on them. It was right next to the hotel! The breakfast exceeded our expectations as well! The manager was very nice to help us with various questions we had about the local place - he also told us where are the best places to buy stuff and where to fix our car tire when we needed help!

There could be more light in the room and the room could be a little bigger but it was fine nevertheless.

The historical setting of the Dar type house, with the beautiful rooms around the central courtyard and the roof top terrace, where breakfast is served, weather permitting. The room was beautiful in style, comfortable and spacious enough, with own bathroom and toilet. The location, on a quiet side road less than 100m of one of the main streets of the medina, relatively close to the Blue Gate and the main tourist attractions of the Fès Medina is very practical. The roof top terrace which includes a shaded area, offers stunning views of the surrounding medina, including a number of mosques, and the hills around Fès. Staff are very friendly and helpful with any request, including a map of the medina with all major sites, so we didn't need a guide and still (almost) never lost our way! Lots of information on Fès, but also on the rest of Morocco was available as reading material in french and english. Breakfast was included and for the total of four nights we have spent here, included new kinds of local (spiced) bread varieties every morning.

If I really do have to mention something, I would say the bed was a little too hard.