Riad Fes is a stunning luxury property that has been lovingly restored and is hidden in one of the oldest medinas in the world. A stay here allows you to enjoy the splendour and majesty of the lifestyle of the Fassi nobility who once inhabited the region.
This is the chicest, smartest riad in Fes, perfect for those seeking style and comfort.
Fez is one of Morocco’s gems and one of Islam’s holiest cities, where people still live and work as they have done since medieval times. Riad Fes is perfectly located so as to see this first hand
Riad Fes as a Relais & Chateau hotel boasts one of few fine dining restaurants in the city
The riad's Royal Suite is truly fit for a king with a private terrace of 150 sqm overlooking the Médina and the Atlas mountains
Built in the 1930s by a wealthy noble family in a Moroccan Andalucian style, Riad Fes is a grand and impressive place to stay. With impeccable service, refined fine dining and distinctive attention to detail, a stay at Riad Fes is perfect for those who enjoy the finer things in life.
Riad Fes has kept its traditional feel and its 30 rooms and suites have been thoughtfully and lavishly decorated. Traditional Moroccan features such as beautiful tadelakt walls have been artfully combined with luxurious creature comforts to produce some of Fes' finest accommodation. Some rooms have private terraces for the ultimate in peace and serenity.
Fantastic Moroccan food is served in a pretty courtyard or on any of the hotel's patios or terraces ensuring you can always find a quiet spot and there is also a roof terrace with incredible views of the ancient city and surrounding hills. The hotel's pool, hammam and massage facilities are a wonderful way to unwind after a hard day's bargaining in the medina.
Fes has a maze-like medina and days can be enjoyed wandering and enjoying the souks where there is a vast array of shopping and dining experiences on offer. Further afield, the cities of Meknes, Moulay Idriss and Volubilis are fascinating.
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The Royal Suite has the best terrace in Fes with two levels and amazing views.
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Located on Rue Zerbtana Douh, in the heart of the Medina of Fes and in close proximity to its historic monuments.
Indirect flight to Fes with Royal Air Maroc with a stop in Casablanca. Alternatively there is now a Ryanair flight direct from Stansted. Riad Fes is about a 30-minute drive from Fès International Airport and 3 hours by car from Casablanca.
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