Fez hotels near Kairaouine Mosque

Pros: Courtyard was beautiful and relaxing

Cons: Everything about this experience was horrible. After making a reservation through Kayak, I contacted the Riad directly to check if they can arrange for an extra bed in the room. The Riad said they didn’t have my reservation so I sent along the reservation confirmation I received from Kayak’s partner site. The Riad subsequently responded and said that they didn’t have any rooms so they would accommodate us at Road Myra which was generally in the same location and looked good online so I agreed as long as the same requirements and rates would be honored. The Riad continued to communicate with me about airport transfer etc which lead me to believe that the same owners or management staff manages both the roads. When we got to Riad Myra, it was a horrible experience. At first, they claimed that they didn’t have my reservation, didn’t communicate clearly, didn’t tell us about Riad amenities (we were coming from marrkech and had a wonderful experience at 2 roads here), and proceeded to give us a shitty standard room with such low ceilings that we felt claustrophobic. When I told them that I had booked a suite and absolutely needed it starting next day since our third friend was arriving they said they would move us the next day. Next day, on inquiring about airport transfer for my friend, they acted clueless. Then called the original Riad and proceeded to take over the arrangement . When I asked them to adjust the room price given we didn’t get the suite on first night, the manager, Salma said she would talk to the other Riad. Subsequently Salma avoided all eye contact and communication with me for next 3 days. On the final day she got one of the porters to settle the dues and I requested to speak with her regarding my question. She reluctantly called, spoke to the other Riad on phone (which she had clearly not done before as promised), gave me vague answers and proceeded to charge me 40 € extra per night for my third friend although we had agreed to to 30 € in prior communication on email. Overall I recommend everyone to stay away from road al amine fes and Riad Myra. I urge the management to ensure staff and especially manager, Salma doesn’t ruin the guest experience.

Pros: I spent nearly a month in Morocco staying in numerous love at ions throughout the country, and I can say unequivocally that Riad El Amine Fez was the nicest of all! The staff was welcoming the moment I arrived. The Riad was beautiful and unlike many who have a covering over the courtyard permanently Riad El Amine Fez employed a retractable cover above the courtyard that they were not shy to open up.and enhance the ambiance & magical Moroccan light of this enchanting accommodation. I would be remiss if I didn't also didn't say I had the two finest meals in my entire stay in Morocco! As we say in the US, this wonderful & unexpected home away from home, was a Home Run!!! The staff arranged for an all day trip with my special request for a fluent English speaker in the Middle Atlas Mountains that was simply sublime, and I would express my many thanks to Mustafa for the memories that'll last a lifetime in this magical place that this Riad helped play a significant part!!!

Pros: Relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. Interior was well decorated and the great trouble to restore this Riad definitely paid off as it looks fabulous inside. The manager was very friendly and a great host. Also the food was great.

Pros: Decor

Cons: Terrible dry repetitive bread / dough / breakie - daily // no sunbathing area

Pros: Simply the best place I have ever been.

Pros: This Riad is really beautiful and luxurious, I mean the garden and the atmosphere. The rooms are nice, but a bit too dark and the bathroom a little bit smelly,once there is no window on it. The manager is the only member of the staff that speaks english, the rest speaks french, but it was not a problem because the manager stays there the whole day and night. The breakfast is good and the location is also convenient, 5 minutes by walk you are already in the Medina (south gate) and if you wanna go to the north gate, where the restaurants are, it is 15 minutes walk or you can take a taxi that will costs 1€.

Pros: The Riad lived up to every expectation I had during our stay. It was truly an oasis each day of quiet and seclusion, and the attention by the owner and staff was exceptional. I loved the mint tea and orange blossom water on our arrival. I would recommend this Riad to everyone without exception.

Cons: It was hard to find. I recomend shuttle service to the hotel.

Pros: quiet and relaxing and the staff were attentive

Cons: i felt the meal i had on arrival wasn't exactly fresh and it was pricey for what it was

Pros: Fantastic architecture, perfect in every detail, very friendly and helpful staff and management, very good food

Cons: No

Pros: The location is very good, just at the entrance of the medina. The décor is wonderful, a real Marocan palace.

Cons: The bathroom smells weird.

Pros: very beautiful riad, give the feeling of staying in a little palace, perfect decoration, friendly staff, very clean, not far from point of interest, good food

Cons: maybe the price of hammam approximately 22 euros, which I think could be free or cheaper but otherwise happy of my stay.

Pros: The Hotel is very clean and well looked after. Loads of staff everywhere maintaining the upkeep of the property at all times. We thought it very well appointed if you don't want to madness of the Medina. It was a 15 minute walk into the Medina (albiet crossing a main road on the way) so you can jump into the craziness quite quickly but a 15 minute walk back and you're next to the pool on a lounger.

Cons: The only thing we'd say is that the hotel is very bland. You could be anywhere in the world really. The usual touristy buffet for breakfast (but hey it's included and its not bad), dodgy night time entertainment that boarders on bad Karaoke (I could sing better), young families and older tourists with bum bags and the pricing is high compared to eating/drinking in the Medina. For what we wanted though (a quiet pool holiday with something interesting to do when we got bored) it fulfilled what we were after.

Pros: The view was very charming.

Cons: The restaurant was not at the level of a 5 star hotel, the service was really low and the food was not good at all.

Pros: Spacious hotel outside Fez. Location outside the crowded and hot medina gives the advantage above a night in a riad in tghe medina. Easy acces.

Cons: The brochure promised traditional Maroc cuisine. Nothing seen of this on the menu.

Pros: we liked everything but the internet is just so bad that it takes more than 25 minuites toopen up a link and does not work atall in the rooms.

Cons: We were only given the buffet food option and would have liked to have been able to have a la carte options, rather than self-service with a coach party

Pros: Superb location overlooking the old city of Fes, good rate, helpful staff, large comfortable room, pleasant terraces and lounges with wonderful views, quiet location away from the hustle and bustle of the city, convenient for old city and new cities, good Moroccan restaurant.

Cons: No heating although the weather was cold (mid November), problem with smell of drains in the first room offered - we had to change, breakfast/dinner in international restaurant mediocre.