A little bit difficult to find (as are many riads in Morocco, best to let a local take you there, unless you have gps). Beautiful inside. We arrived at night in a rainstorm and it was like entering a magic kingdom. Little bit let down by the bathroom (stingy on the soap) and breakfast (very bread-based). There is a lovely little private garden in the riad with seating. Staff are great.

A little bit difficult to find (as are many riads in Morocco, best to let a local take you there, unless you have gps). Beautiful inside. We arrived at night in a rainstorm and it was like entering a magic kingdom. Little bit let down by the bathroom (stingy on the soap) and breakfast (very bread-based). There is a lovely little private garden in the riad with seating. Staff are great.

Very nice Riad. Very friendly and helpfull staff and manager. The Riad is very nicely furnished. Very Beautiful space.with a great garden and wifi. We enjoyed our breakfast on the main floor of the riad. We stayed in Morocco for about 2weeks, travelling throughout the country. Please be advised that a Riad is a former 'private home', so you may not have much privacy in your room( A Riad is not a good idea for newlyweds!) as you can hear all noise from the common areas. That said, we enjoyed all the Riads we stayed at. The location is great; it was close to an entrance to the medina, as well as several very good and inexpensive places to eat. Also, it was close to a parking area (making it easy to get dropped off/picked up by vehicle). We felt very safe in this are of Fez. Also, the manager was very helpful in arranging a very good driver for us at a reasonable rate. The driver was friendly, courteous, and spoke english well.

Hard to get to because of the location in medina. Taxi cannot drive u to the location. Deathly quiet. No facilities other than a couple rooms. So many stairs, a real problem if you have a fair bit of luggage. Nice but very sparse staff.