Located in Fes, the Palais is beside the Fez Borj shopping centre and it has an outdoor pool with a snack bar and panoramic views of the Jbel Zallagh Hill and the Old Medina.
Blaithin
Ireland
Lovely hotel, off season visit so pool was cold but immaculately maintained. Rooms were spacious and comfortable. I also had a lovely spa experience, hamam and massage.
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.
Paul
United Kingdom
This hotel is an American style hotel. Large, bit cold, looks like it primarily caters for large groups. Its located in New Fez rather than the old town. You'll need taxis to get to any of the main sites.
Offering an outdoor pool, a garden, a spa and wellness centre, Hotel Sahrai is located in Fès, a 10-minute drive from the old Medina. Free Wi-Fi access is available in all areas.
Situated in Fès, 2.6 km from Royal Palace Fes, Nour Plazza Hotel features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a fitness centre and a shared lounge.
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.
Set in Fès, 6 km from Royal Palace Fes, Hotel Arena Fes offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Located in Fès, 2 km from Royal Palace Fes, Dar Lys Luxury Riad & Spa provides accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Mark
United Kingdom
Located near the entrance to the Medina - easy access to shops and a great guy selling a huge. variety of fresh fruit! - The breakfast was good and the food in the hotel was excellent including room service. The rooms were stylish - tastefully decorated and well appointed - the photos on the app don’t do the pool and roof terrace justice - it is much larger - the sun beds and towels provided are superb and the pool is much bigger than you would think also the views are superb - all in all a luxurious Riad for a memorable stay!
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 centre, 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!
Menzeh Zalagh offers en suite rooms in central Fez and only 15 km from Saiss airport. It also has lush gardens with an outdoor swimming pool, a hammam and a beauty salon.
El personal fue muy amable
Las habitaciones tenían buenas vistas
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
Situated in Fès, 5 km from Royal Palace Fes, Hotel & Ryad DALILA features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 4-star hotel offers a bar.
Featuring a terrace, Hotel Nouzha is set in Fès in the Fes-Meknes region, 2.7 km from Royal Palace Fes and 2.5 km from Fes Railway Station. This 3-star hotel offers room service and an ATM.
la atención del personal del hotel fue excelente .
Situated conveniently in the Fes El Bali district of Fès, Dar Atlantic is set 4.4 km from Royal Palace Fes, 700 metres from Karaouiyne and 1.5 km from Bab Bou Jeloud Fes.
Allt var bra.men utan bil.är det långt till centrum.
Located 4 km from Fes Train Station, a 10-minute walk from the medina, this typical Moroccan hotel offers a swimming pool and a restaurant serving local cuisine.
Good hotel. Clean, calm, very good location, good personal.
Located in Fès and with Royal Palace Fes reachable within 5.1 km, Aparthotel Les Oliviers Suites & Spa provides concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a fitness centre, free WiFi throughout the...
Staff, location, and room were very good. Can't complain.
Hotel Splendid is located in the centre of Fes, 3 km 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.
Nice hotel nice pool and good breakfast, near railway station
Located in the heart of the new city, this hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. A fitness suite are available on site.
Neat and clean rooms. Professionally Managed Property
Located in Fes, the Palais is beside the Fez Borj shopping centre and it has an outdoor pool with a snack bar and panoramic views of the Jbel Zallagh Hill and the Old Medina.
room, pool, location, staff, breakfast, refrigerator
Located beside Fez Train Station, this air-conditioned hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool surrounded by gardens and restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available in the hotel's public areas.
Everything of the hotel was incredible, i will return
Located in Fès, 2 km from Royal Palace Fes, Dar Lys Luxury Riad & Spa provides accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Everything, the staff, building, location and food.
Located in Fès City Center, this 4-star hotel offers air-conditioned rooms overlooking the medina. It features a nightclub, a restaurant and a wine bar.
Everything is amazing . Thanks for all. We will come back
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.
Un excellent accueil, du personnels agréables et serviables
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
Situated in Fès, 15 km from Royal Palace Fes, Le Pavillon d'or features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Next to the airport (walking distance).
Peaceful.è
Located in Fès in the Fes-Boulmane Region, 1.3 km from Royal Palace Fes, Hotel Blue Sky features a sun terrace and views of the mountain.
Great location, really friendly staff, and a good hearty breakfast.
FAQs about hotels in Fès
On average, 3-star hotels in Fès cost £39 per night, and 4-star hotels in Fès are £65 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Fès can on average be found for £120 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Fès this weekend is £45 or, for a 4-star hotel, £105. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Fès for this weekend cost on average around £215 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £44 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Fès for tonight. You'll pay on average around £97 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Fès will cost around £226 (based on Booking.com prices).
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!
I would not recommend visiting Fes if you're looking for a...
I would not recommend visiting Fes if you're looking for a clean and family-friendly environment. The city can feel overwhelming due to its crowded streets and numerous tourist traps. Additionally, the food options in the area are often not the cleanest or most appetizing, which could be a concern for travelers. If you're traveling with young children or seeking a more relaxed atmosphere, you might want to consider other destinations.
Diana
Belgium
Scored 10
10
Beautiful place, make sure to visit the tanneries, the...
Beautiful place, make sure to visit the tanneries, the medina and get a local guide. We used Aadil, he was great, he grew up there and took us to EVERYTHING. Don't try and do it alone, you'll miss too much.
Maria
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
I spent four nights in Fes but three would be enough.
I spent four nights in Fes but three would be enough. I was looking for the sun and to experience the old Medina. The city is full of history but sometimes your eye has to be able to see past the decay ...and your nose to be closed! The city is not for those of delicate disposition. However, I enjoyed my walks through the Ancient Medina and I stopped to talk to the shopkeepers. Nobody really hassled us, actually they were all very nice. I got lost two or three times and I always asked for directions in my desperate French...they always gave precise directions and I got where I had to go with no difficulty. There is some signage...but it is not consistent! The goods are in abundance and the prices are variable but much cheaper than Marrakech. So, if you are thinking to buy some leather goods or small handcrafted tin/brass tables, Fes is the place for you. I nearly bought a wonderful camel wool blanket but I came to my senses and I realised that we were Ryanair passengers and it was not feasable to take the huge blanket with us. They asked me 350 MAD for real camel wool, handmade blanket in traditional colours....that was a bargain. Going around the city and looking at the young and old people, you realise that Moroccans don't have an easy run in life, and the whole experience makes you think about your existence in the cushy european world. Fes is a good starting point to understand traditional Morocco. Be careful when you cross roads. They have a remarkable system in place: on the large boulevard, they have the pedestrian lights on one lane but nothing on the other lane (opposite side). I believe that this system has been studied to keep your senses always awake and remove any false sense of safety when you are a pedestrian and you are on the roads!
andrea
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A world Heritage Site.
A world Heritage Site. It was like going back 1200 years to a living, breathing, walled city. It felt very safe. Largest pedestrian area in the world. Oldest university in the world. Beautiful architecture and decoration. The cooperatives produce beautiful textiles of cactus silk, cotton and linen. The tannery is spectacular. It produces stunning leather using original hand techniques. All dyes are natural, poppy gives red, saffron yellow, blue comes from indigo. And there are so many styles of leather jacket to choose from. An amazing experience. You have to be relatively fit. It's all walking and lots of stairs.
Carol
Portugal
Scored 10
10
In my personal experience (at age 80), having traveled to...
In my personal experience (at age 80), having traveled to perhaps 30 countries and lived abroad in Geneva (for high school) in Boquete, Panama (all of 2009) and traveled around the world for about 8 months over the last six years, Fez (Fes) is a visual, auditory, sensory, and cerebral feast. I can't really put words to it; you have to go there.
Robert
United States
Scored 10
10
Spending time exploring the huge Medina, and bargaining for...
Spending time exploring the huge Medina, and bargaining for purchases, was fun. Remember to walk away if you're not happy with the price.
There is a wonderful mature gardens just outside the Medina Blue Gate. An oasis of shade and calm after the bustle of the narrow lanes and passages of the Medina. The adjacent cafe/restaurant is a must to visit.
There are an enormous number of cafes and restaurants to choose from, both inside and outside the Medina.
Taxis are cheap and are the most popular way to get around Fes. You can also book a taxi from the Riad for a day visit to other places of interest.
Our trip in Morocco could not start better than this: a traditional, cozy and very well located riad in the heart of the medina! The place is amazing and the staff is simply the best we had in Morocco. Hamza and Mahmoud are friendly, professional and very good at what they do. I will definitely come back.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. They accommodated an extension to our stay. The roof terrace is great and gives amazing views of Fes. A great place to relax and read. The breakfast was impressive, the best we had in Morocco. The rooms were clean and with comfy beds. Would recommend this hotel.
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!
Very traditional Dar (house) in a great position in the old Medina of Fes. It’s an historical building so don’t expect all the comfort of a 5-star hotel, but it has everything you need! The host was incredibly friendly and helpful
A tiny hotel with just a few rooms next to the Medina. Rooms are very clean. The stuff ist extremely friendly. Thanks for making us a great stay in Fes
Aaron
Germany
Research, refine and make plans for your whole trip
We have more than 70 million property reviews, and they're all from real, verified guests.
How does it work?
1
It starts with a booking
It starts with a booking
The only way to leave a review is to first make a booking. That's how we know our reviews come from real guests who have stayed at the property.
2
Followed by a trip
Followed by a trip
When guests stay at the property they check out how quiet the room is, how friendly the staff are and more.
3
And finally, a review
And finally, a review
After their trip, guests tell us about their stay. We check for naughty words and verify the authenticity of all guest reviews before adding them to our site.
If you booked through us and want to leave a review, please sign in first.
