The best accommodations Fès

In one of the narrow streets of the medina, this authentic riad, superbly renovated, is a cozy little cocoon with 5 warm and welcoming rooms and suites, decorated in traditional style. Each room has its own identity: one with a mezzanine, another with a panoramic view of the medina, and some with a large marble shower-bath. Generous, tasty Moroccan dinners are served in the romantic interior patio. Beautiful terrace overlooking the medina. Friendly, courteous staff.

Nestled in the heart of the medina, this 700-year-old riad, superbly renovated, is a haven of calm. Zoubida and her daughter, two adorable Moroccans, will do their utmost to ensure that your stay goes off without a hitch. As luck would have it, you'll meet the owners, a friendly French couple, Nadya and David, and their charming granddaughter, Sanaa Rose, after whom the riad is named. All four rooms are equally elegant, especially the spacious upstairs doubles. From the terrace, there's a beautiful view of the Merinid tombs.

Lost in the narrow streets of the medina, not far from Bab Boujloud, this charming family-run riad is a great option for a stay in Fez. You'll be welcomed as friends by Fatima and Reda, a friendly Moroccan couple. The six rooms, one of which is on the first floor facing a pretty Moroccan salon where delicious breakfasts are served, are decorated in the purest local tradition. Very good bedding. A convivial cooking class with Fatima's grandmother on the panoramic terrace. Every detail is important here. A great address!

This 400-year-old riad is named after the founder of Fez, Idrissy. After years of renovation, it has reopened its doors to the public. All the furniture was designed in Morocco and tells us the history of the country. The rooms are comfortable and have all the comforts. Many places to relax. At sunset, the terrace is the perfect place to enjoy the view of the medina and Mount Zelag. The ruined garden is a relaxing space with its fountains, zelliges and lead columns. A particular and soothing atmosphere.

A stone's throw from Bab Jdid, Funky Fés has reinvested the walls of an old riad. Led by a cosmopolitan, young and volunteer team, the hostel runs well and offers many activities and dinners. Dormitories for six or twelve people, a self-service kitchen and pretty roof terraces. In the patio, the adventurers curl up on the benches under the gigantic "kitsch-sacral" painting, which breaks the traditional spirit of the riad. Here, everyone talks to each other, it's an opportunity to meet new people and find new ones.

Dating back to the ^20th century and restored by Fès' finest craftsmen, Riad Myra offers a refined stay in an authentic setting. The 14 elegant rooms, including 7 suites, harmoniously blend modern comforts with traditional elements. The hotel features an intimate restaurant nestled in the inner patio, a lounge bar and a rooftop terrace with a breathtaking view of the medina. The Riad also boasts a hammam where you can relax and unwind. Tours and cooking classes available on request. Friendly staff. A warm welcome.