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"Riad Fes is an absolute gem. The property and rooms are gorgeous, refined, elegant. Don’t miss sunset at the rooftop bar. Staff was wonderful, and the food was excellent. Highly recommend."

"What a wonderful experience staying here in such a unique place. Individually decorated rooms (Ghita room was divine) providing a tranquil haven amidst the frenzy of the medina. Friendly and welcoming staff who clearly take pride in their work too."

"The facilities at Riad Rcif are absolutely breathtaking. Feels like staying in a (very comfortable) museum. Also the best A/C and best showers we had in all of Morocco. I normally don’t like pushy help, but the owner’s insistence that we eat at the nearby restaurant and use his volunteer guides was invaluable. I never have trouble navigating new spaces, but the medina is insanely easy to get lost in. "

"This Riad tucked inside the Medina is an oasis of calm and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of the main streets. The staff were super friendly and helpful and catered to our every need, from arranging a porter to get us and our luggage to the Riad initially to putting us on beautiful rooms and bringing breakfast up to the roof terrace each day. We had a wonderful stay, only thing to note, much of the businesses in the Medina do not open on a Friday, so we were glad we had time before...

"Riad Kettani is definitely the best riad in Fes. The terrace views are beautiful! And staff is amazing. They were so helpful with meeting us at parking lot late at night to make sure we get to the Riad. It is a bit of a trek and confusing- but that’s just how Fes is. We enjoyed our stay and highly recommend staying here "

"Beautiful building , mosaic , tiles etc "

"Everything was amazing. Excellent service! "

"Riad Braya was set in the Medina, so be prepared to walk to the property as cars are not allowed. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The property itself was nice enough, but there was one area where I thought there was room for improvement. As is common with riads, there were not windows to bring in outside light. It would have been nice if the room had softer lights as opposed to the somewhat florescent feeling bulbs. Also, the nightstand lights were very dim, making it impossible to...