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Fès Hotels & Hostels (17)


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Riyad Sheherazade (Guesthouse) 5 star

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  • Neighbourhood: Douh | View Map
  • Price Range: Top end
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Sheherazade herself would be hard pressed to conjure up the opulent luxury of Fès's grandest riad (traditional townhouse). Once a palace and now a palatial maison d'hotes (guesthouse) it's often graced by ministers, musicians, World Bank presidents and even the odd Head of State. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Sofitel Palais Jamaï (Hotel) 5 star

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Top end
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Once the pleasure-dome of a late 19th-century grand vizier to the Sultan, Fès's swankiest hotel is set in cascading Andalucian gardens with breathtaking views over the medina. Opened as a hotel in 1930, it is a venerable institution combining lavish facilities with an air of old-… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Dar Bennis (B&B)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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We know this was the house of Mr Bennis. The original door knocker says so. It's a typically unpretentious middle-class Fassi home which has been returned to its former modest luxury with tender loving care. Renting this house plugs you straight into street-level life in the medi… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Dar Bouânania (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Budget
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This little guesthouse had only been open a week when we visited so it's a bit of an unknown quantity. But it looks pretty good for the price, a small dar (traditional house) with seven neat rooms in authentic Moroccan style. Breakfast is not included in the price. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Dar Seffarine (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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Tucked behind the Kairaouine Mosque and University is the most stunning riad (traditional townhouse) in Fès. Like a catwalk model, it has impeccable bone structure. Unlike a model, it also has soaring columns, original painted ceilings and a trim of faintly painted stucco topped … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Hôtel Batha (Hotel)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Budget
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The faded, jaded Hôtel Batha is a classic budget option. Its dull, boxy exterior is one of Fès's most well-known landmarks, overlooking the utterly central Place de l'Istiqlal. You couldn't be better placed for the medina - the Musée Batha is your neighbour and there's parking ne… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Hôtel Splendid (Hotel)

  • Neighbourhood: Ville Nouvelle | View Map
  • Price Range: Budget
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Oh the front desk staff are soooooooo surly. Reviewing this place was like pulling teeth! But there's no denying its central new town location and comfortable (if bland) rooms. Unlike the other new town hotels it isn't too big so it has a marginally more inviting atmosphere. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Palais de Fès Dar Tarzi (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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The Palais de Fès is a vast complex, a warren of buildings, rooms, two restaurants, wide terraces, a carpet shop and a tiny maison d'hotes (guesthouse). It all belongs to one man, Azzedine Tazi, who works tirelessly to keep the whole enterprise ticking over. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Pasha Baghdadi Massriya (Apartment)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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Lori Wood's 19th-century massriya (traditional apartment) is a real medina find. Rented out as an apartment, it's like living in a jewel box, such is the exquisite craftwork that survives - not least the lavish painted plasterwork poems lining the main salon like a thick band of … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Riad al-Bartal (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Ziat | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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Warm, friendly, professional and unfussy, it's easy to see why Riad al Bartal is nearly always booked out. They've had a lot of practice - this was the first foreign-owned riad (traditional townhouse) to open in Fès, and both Mireille and Christian are seasoned African travellers… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Riad Fès (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Top end
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It's big in a 'Lost City' kinda way and it's full of fancy furniture and fussy architectural details that clamour for attention and leave you feeling slightly queasy. Riad Fès is one of the grand dames of the riad (traditional townhouse) scene and is owned by one of Fès's wealthi… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Riad Ibn Battouta (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Douh | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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Themed guesthouses often run the risk of being too personal or even plain weird. Not so in Riad Ibn Battuta, where each of the fantastically themed rooms accounts for a stop on the celebrated Arab explorer's journey from Morocco to China. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Riad Les Oudayas (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Ziat | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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What's this? Decorative restraint, pared-down furnishings, soothing colours and complementary combinations? Has minimalism finally hit Fès? It's Fouad's influence, of course. After all, he's a designer in Paris, a child of the international stage who's finally brought a steadying… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Riad Lune et Soleil (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Douh | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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Pauline has given Jürgen strict instructions not to go above lamp height when hanging his latest finds from the medina but he's rapidly running out of space. Every inch of the walls is covered with intriguing bric-a-brac, which makes for excellent conversational gambits. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Riad Maison Bleue (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Top end
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Renovated from ruins, the new annexe to La Maison Bleue is a stylish architectural and interiors coup. You won't find the drafty proportions of most Fassi riads (traditional townhouses) here. Instead, three smaller houses have been interlinked to create an intimate and romantic a… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Riad Norma (Guesthouse)

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  • Neighbourhood: Ziat | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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When Monique Devaux retired she came to Fès and bought Riad Norma because she fell in love with the garden. How right she was. It's magical. A little sun trap behind high walls where bushy rose trees and tumbling bougainvillea surround an enticing pool. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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Ryad Mabrouka (Guesthouse)

  • Neighbourhood: Fès el-Bali | View Map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
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Before landing in Fès, Michel Trezzy globe-trotted around the world as a professional hotelier so you can expect the service at Ryad Mabrouka to be tip-top. The house is grand in typical Fassi style, colourful and ornate down to the last detail of its petal-filled fountain. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

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About Fès (Morocco)

Bab Bou Jeloud is the main entrance to the medieval Fès el-Bali (Photographer: Dushan Cooray)

Its labyrinthine streets and crumbling grandeur add to its intrigue. The medina of Fès el-Bali (Old Fès) is one of the largest living medieval cities in the world, and its gates and walls are magnificent. Unlike many walled cities, Old Fès hasn't burst its banks.

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