Located in Fes, the Palais is beside the Fez Borj shopping center and it has an outdoor pool with a snack bar and panoramic views of the Jbel Zallagh Hill and the Old Medina.
Royal Mirage Fes Hotel enjoys a prime location within the heart of Fès with easy access to the city’s business districts and many of the city’s museum and cultural attractions.
Loubna
United Arab Emirates
Great location, helpful staff. Especially Ms Ouafae the front manager,she is very kind and professional
Pool space is wonderful especially in this period of time
I advice to to try this hotel in Fes
The Vichy Thermalia Spa Hotel is located 20 minutes from Fez, it is connected directly to the thermal center of Moulay Yacoub (paying) and offers health care programs, health and beauty of Vichy...
Offering an outdoor pool, a garden, a spa and wellness center, Hotel Sahrai is located in Fès, a 10-minute drive from the old Medina. Free Wi-Fi access is available in all areas.
Christy
United States of America
The staff were very hospitable, professional and welcoming. I had to work late while staying there and was grateful for room service until 1am. Breakfast was generous and the rooms were spacious and quiet
Located in Fez, 1.6 miles from Royal Palace Fes, Nour Plazza Hotel has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a fitness center and a shared lounge.
Located in Fez, 3.7 miles from Royal Palace Fes, Hotel Arena Fes provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
The ten-floor Hotel Wassim is located in the heart of the new town of Fez and is close to Fez Saiss Airport and the Royal Golf. The 104 rooms are comfortable and well equipped.
cheikhani
Morocco
Location is good and it's very calm at night. I also liked the view from the terrace
Located in Fès City Center, this 5-star hotel offers 3 swimming pools,beauty treatments and a tennis court in the garden. It is 1.9 mi from the Botanic Gardens.
Offering an outdoor pool and a spa with a wellness center, Across Hotels & Spa is located in Fès. Free Wi-Fi access is available.
Zakariae
Morocco
Excellent. The manager Mustapha was very kind and helpful and he offered us the best rooms.
The room is comfortable and clean. The bathroom is clean with all facilities.
Very good stay.
I recommend this hotel for the value.
Set in the heart of Fez, in the city’s new quarter, Fes Marriott Hotel Jnan Palace offers air-conditioned rooms and an outdoor swimming pool, a gym and a sauna.
Breakfast was good. Mostly Moroccan/ Mediterranean.
Located in Fez, 1.6 miles from Royal Palace Fes, Nour Plazza Hotel has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a fitness center and a shared lounge.
The Vichy Thermalia Spa Hotel is located 20 minutes from Fez, it is connected directly to the thermal center of Moulay Yacoub (paying) and offers health care programs, health and beauty of Vichy brand...
Food in general was excellent and value for money.
Offering an outdoor pool, a garden, a spa and wellness center, Hotel Sahrai is located in Fès, a 10-minute drive from the old Medina. Free Wi-Fi access is available in all areas.
Khaoula at the front desk was very helpful. Would stay again.
Located in the Old Medina, Riad Palais Ommeyad is a traditional palace with Moroccan décor featuring an outdoor swimming pool, spa bath, massage and body treatments.
Loved the breakfast, the room and the terrace view!
Hotel Splendid is located in the center of Fes, 1.9 mi from the Old Medina and the Bou Inania Madrasa. The hotel offers a terrace, free Wi-Fi in public areas and a patio with an outdoor swimming pool.
Very limited breakfast, other than that value for money
The hotel Fez Inn & SPA remains a masterpiece of Arab-Moorish architecture, each corner of the hotel speaks to you of the knowledge of the Moroccan artisan.
The hotel is fancy and very big with a lot of different fasilities
Located in Fez, 3 miles from Royal Palace Fes, Eventi Club by cité des sports adarissa provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
The staff was really friendly and the pool nice and big.
Located in Fez and with Royal Palace Fes reachable within 1.7 miles, Hôtel Atlas Saiss Fès has concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and a...
friendly stuff nice and clean rooms everything was new
Located 2.5 mi from Fes Train Station, a 10-minute walk from the medina, this characteristic Moroccan hotel offers a swimming pool and a restaurant serving local cuisine.
Good hotel. Clean, calm, very good location, good personal.
Located in the center of Fès, this 4-star hotel offers air conditioned rooms overlooking the medina (historic quarter). It features a nightclub, a restaurant and a wine bar.
Hotel a la hauteur service propreté staff a l écouter
Located in Fez and with Royal Palace Fes reachable within 3.1 miles, Aparthotel Les Oliviers Suites & Spa provides concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi throughout the...
Conforme au descriptif, apparemment très très propre.je recommande .
Located in the heart of Fes, 5 minutes from the railway station and 25 minutes from the airport, 5-star hotel Ramada Fes welcomes you in a luxurious and elegant setting.
L'accueil, le sourire , l'aimabilite et la flexibilité
Menzeh Zalagh offers rooms with private bathrooms in central Fez and only 9 miles from Saiss airport. It also has an outdoor swimming pool, a hammam and a beauty salon.
The view ,the food and the staff everything was good .
Located in Fez and with Royal Palace Fes reachable within 1.2 miles, Pacha Palace has concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property and a terrace.
The place seems a real pacha residence.
Personnel is very friendly.
Perched on the hills of Fez, Les Mérinides hotel invites you to explore the historical wonders of a city full of heritage. It features a terrace with swimming pool and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
The location top of the mountain, view of Old city
Located in Fez, 3.1 miles from Royal Palace Fes, Hotel & Ryad DALILA has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 4-star hotel offers a bar.
Located in Fez, 10 miles from Royal Palace Fes, Le Pavillon d'or has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Next to the airport (walking distance).
Peaceful.è
Located in the heart of the new city, this hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. Hammam treatments and a fitness suite are available on site.
Neat and clean rooms. Professionally Managed Property
Perla Hotel is a 2-minute walk from the Fes Train Station and a 10-minute drive from the Old Medina.
Good value for money, good location, helpful staff
FAQs about hotels in Fez
On average, 3-star hotels in Fez cost $52 per night, and 4-star hotels in Fez are $83 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Fez can be found for $167 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
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Fès is a kaleidoscope of colours, smells and sensations, and its intricate urban design is an allegory of its own identity. Live up to the pace of this ancient Babel, and go the whole hog immerging yourself into its 1001 Nights atmosphere. Check out the Booking.com hotel deals in fascinating Fès and enjoy!
Commonly spelled Fez, this city was Morocco’s capital during Middle Ages. The city was originally composed of two separate settlements located along the banks of the Jawhar River. Madinat Fas was founded in 789 by Idris I, while Al-'Aliya was founded by his son Idris II. Both towns grew autonomously until the Almoravids unified them in 1070 under the name ‘Fas’. The city is still considered a beacon of the Islamic civilisation, due to its ancient ‘madrasas’ Islamic colleges.
The Old Town or ‘medina’ has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, representing one of the best preserved historic centres in the world. The famous ‘riads’ or small traditional hotels are located in the medina, which is also called Fes Al-Bali.
The city can be reached through Fès Saïss Airport, or from the airports in Casablanca and Rabat via railway or bus connection. Whether you’re looking for a luxury hotel in Fez New Town or a historic ‘riad’ in the medina, don’t miss Booking.com’s wide offering!
On the first night we toured the Medina ourselves but it...
On the first night we toured the Medina ourselves but it just felt unsafe and everyone we encountered had an opinion on where we were going or that we should follow them. The following morning we’d booked a tour guide through our Accomodation and this time it felt very different as the tour guide warded off others. After the tour the place grew on us as we’d got a better feel for the place but we still felt harassed when on our own (much more so than in Marrakech and Rabat). We did enjoy some good food here, don’t miss out on the fresh donuts being sold on the streets.
Frida
United Kingdom
Scored 4.0
4.0
I travel frequently.
I travel frequently. Fez, and Morocco in general, is underwhelming. While several day trips are possible, the main attraction in Fez is the Medina. It is interesting to walk through it but after a few hours I had enough. You cannot enter most attractions (Mosques, University) so you're left wandering the Medina. The shops are diverse in terms of merchandise but they are overly aggressive and often rude.
rob
United States of America
Scored 10
10
I lived in Fes for five years, so I will be biased.
I lived in Fes for five years, so I will be biased. I love this city and it has a special place in my heart. I learned Arabic here over 20 years ago, I came back some years later and worked as an English teacher and Arabic to English translator, and my recent visit was a visit for the peace of my soul.
If you are going to visit with a family, I would recommend an apartment in the new city (la Ville Nouvelle), especially the two that I stayed in. The old city (the Medina) is not easy to navigate with a stroller and the facilities in the riyads there are not family friendly (unless you are willing to pay top dollar), to say the least. Staying in the Medina means roughing it, so if you're young and single, or a young couple with no children, maybe you can hack it.
For food, I highly recommend Jawhara Cafe next to the American Language Centre (Rue Ahmed Hiba) for breakfast (great harsha, malawi, coffee, tea etc.) and Restaurant Florence on Rue Hassan II for lunch or dinner; they make amazing couscous, tagine, and every great Moroccan dish at great prices.
Nicholas
Saudi Arabia
Scored 10
10
What an amazing city - filled all the senses .. such warm...
What an amazing city - filled all the senses .. such warm hospitality, amazing food and history abounds - the artisans and craftsmanship of the local people was astounding - I loved every minute during my stay from the getting lost in the Medina's alley's to exploring the historic city - My tour guide Hassan was magnificent - so spoiled by all his knowledge and ability to read his customers.... We so enjoyed all his recommendations and more importantly - all the knowledge he shared with us - Please make sure you allocate enough time in this beautiful city and enjoy the hidden Roads and their restaurants! The food and spices are simply amazing!
Sherin
United States of America
Scored 4.0
4.0
Of corse people are very nice, the rural areas such as...
Of corse people are very nice, the rural areas such as Ifrane is fantastic, the food is really delicious and many things but weather is dramatically full of poullution that is block your lungs and makes you can't breath
Mahmoud
Saudi Arabia
Scored 6.0
6.0
Fez is good just for a day and it’s good to go to...
Fez is good just for a day and it’s good to go to chefchouien from there for a day trip. Be careful of the people who take you to the tanneries and local outlets where they overcharge for stuff. The Medina has lots of shops having cheaper stuff of similar quality so better to check in different places before buying. Food is very good everywhere. Taxis are cheap. Place is very safe.
The hotel manager Mr. Reibal is a true professional who loves his job. All his work is focused on the satisfaction of his guests. Riyadh is in a very convenient location. Just outside and near the Medina. No need to look for a hotel in narrow streets. The staff is very attentive. Together with Mr. Reibal they are very attentive to help with everything.
Loved everything about this place. It’s inside a historic house nearby the entrance of the Medina. All the staff was amazing, Youssef and Mohammed always tried to made our staying pleasant and safe. Mohammed even walks with you to guide you outside the alleys that connect the hotel to the Main Street. I would def come back if ever back in Fes
We had a really nice stay at the hotel. The stuff was very nice and showed us all the things we could possibly do in Fes. The guy who was at the rezeption when we arrived even drew us a whole plan so we could find our way threw the Medina.The breakfast at the rooftop was very good too!
Actually to be honest the best experience I had in my life in Moroccow and that place I stay with Nabil he's so kind. He give us lot of information about Fes Medina also he show us best places to eat I really hope to come back again and I can recommend that place for everyone
The hotel is perfectly located for exploring the medina and all parts of Fez. It is superbly managed by Samira and team who are very professional and friendly.
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Hanna
United Kingdom
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