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"Our Top 4 Choices for Guesthouses in Fes"
Riad Dar Dmana
A beautifully restored traditional riad, located in Batha, close to the Bab Bou Jeloud. Easy access, perfect placement...1st class treatment!
Riad Dar Dmana has 9 lovely rooms decorated in traditional style, yet equipped with the modern conveniences.
Treat yourselves to a few nights at this lovely riad...don't forget to try a dinner or two; perhaps some of the best food in Fes
Riad Maison Bleue
Riad La Maison Bleue (33 Derb el Miter, Ain Azliten, Fès) is located in one of the most historic quarters of the Fès Medina. A mysterious door off a laneway opens to reveal a wonder of Arabo-Andalusian architecture. The main courtyard, with its swimming pool and garden is surrounded by three deluxe rooms and a Moorish salon where you will be welcomed with a bowl of orange-blossom scented milk and dates stuffed with almonds. The eleven deluxe rooms and two standard rooms of the Riad are each equipped with an ensuite bathroom, reverse-cycle airconditioning, telephone, televison, internet access, mini bar and room safe. Three terraces offer breathtaking vues of the different aspects of the Fès Medina. It is on these terraces that, when the weather is warm, you will be served your Moroccan breakfasts, lunches or dinners.
Riad Jouhara
Riad Jaouhara is a palace transformed in a guest houses, offers extaordinary comfort, with its Andalusian garden, swimming pool, and panoramic terrace. In its Moroccan restaurant you will enjoy the finest cuisine the imperial city has to offer.
Riad Numero 9
Riad Numéro 9 is a fine example of classical Moroccan architecture. What sets the property apart is the amount and quality of the embellishment which one would normally find in a much grander and sizably larger property. Apparently the property was built by a rich merchant as a guesthouse. The fine finishing was surely meant to express the gentleman s status and success as well as impress! The three-storey house is set up around a central courtyard, which has a telescopic sliding glass roof, which may be opened/closed from the panoramic roof terrasse. All bed and bathrooms look onto this inner courtyard rather than the street giving a sense of privacy, intimacy and mystery.
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Guesthouse in Fes...are they really worth it?
Some people are wondering if the Fes guesthouses are really worth what people make them out to be. For many years, tourists have come to Morocco seeking a cultural experience. One draw back has been the lack of interesting hotels in Morocco, specifically Fes. Currently, there are no "hotels" located in the medina of Fes! Cultural tourists want more than what hotels have to offer and thus the need for guesthouses. Guesthouses in Fes offer a more intimate feel, while combining the charm of the ancient medina with the luxury of a restored guesthouse. Fes guesthouses have become the new rage for the middle to upper class tourist looking for "more than a hotel". The new guesthouses in Fes are changing the image of Fes by offering an excellent service at a reasonable price. Fes Guesthouse...they are worth every penny!
Imperial Cities
The Imperial Cities Tour is a "snapshot" of the main historical cities of Morocco. 8 days / 7 nights of pure culture, history, and friendly people.
Great South
The Great South Tour is perfect for those wishing to explore the more "rustic" side of Morocco. Heading over the High Atlas Mountains, the main focus of this tour is the amazing gorges and Sahara Desert. Don't miss the night under the stars at the oasis!