The best hotels Middle Atlas

The ibis Fès hotel is an economical and friendly establishment located near the Fès train station. It offers 123 comfortable rooms with private bathroom, work area, air conditioning and unlimited wifi connection. Two meeting rooms are also available for business events. The hotel's location is ideal for exploring downtown Fès. Less than 3 km away, you can visit the royal palace, the Jnan Sbil garden and the medina via the Bab Boujloud gate. You can also visit the Moulay Idriss mausoleum and the Seffarine and Nejjarine squares. Fès-Saïss international airport can be reached in 30 minutes by car. Guests appreciate the hotel's central location and pleasant surroundings. Staff are friendly and attentive to guests' needs. Some did note, however, that the rooms could do with some refurbishment to offer an even better experience.

The Ibis Moussafir Meknès is situated between the medina and the city centre, 5 minutes walk from the train station. It is also close to the many tourist attractions of the city, such as the tomb of Sultan Moulay Ismail, the Bab al-Mansour gate, the Grand Souani large Basin or the Dar Jamaï Museum. Its 104 rooms, with views of the private swimming pool or the gardens, are equipped with all modern comforts to ensure a pleasant stay. An avant-garde hotel, the Ibis de Meknès is the first in the world to benefit from solar energy and a treatment plant that respects the environment.

You will find it difficult to find more intimate than the Filalia Riad. Located in the heart of the medina, it has only four bright rooms, like everything. The common parts are beautifully decorated without being overloaded. The reception is charming and you will feel at home.

The riad is ideally located between calm, accessibility and proximity to the old town. In this bourgeois residence, the traditional luxury of zelliges, sculpted doors and painted ceilings do not hinder comfort or warmth. The very large patio welcomes the excellent table d'hôtes, under exotic plants and the song of birds. Hence the name: Al Bartal, the birds. From the welcome to the breakfast, it is a flawless experience for our two French people, who have embarked on the adventure of the Moroccan riad! Go ahead with your eyes closed.

No special charm, but clean rooms, a restaurant and staff eager to do well.

Finally a guest house at an affordable price! Obviously it is a little less treated than the more expensive competitors, but cute as everything, decorated with taste, and therefore ample enough to spend a very good stay. In addition, the reception is impeccable. Count 120 DH for the full dinner.

Imagine a small house for you alone, in the heart of the medina! Nothing better to feel really at home in Fes. The house was completely renovated in the purest tradition fassie by Si Mohammed, which also deals with Riad Saada. And, to crown it all, Bahia will simmer some good Moroccan dishes. What to spend a dream stay in the intimacy of a small palace worn.