The Tangier Room is a warm and authentic retreat in the heart of the Fès medina. Its natural-toned tadelakt walls, traditional wooden ceiling with exposed beams and Moroccan openwork lights create a soft and intimate atmosphere. The room features a double bed dressed in crisp white linen, a comfortable rattan armchair, a handcrafted brass table inspired by Moroccan design and a gold-framed mirror. Natural materials, traditional patterns and carefully chosen details give the room a simple yet elegant character, reflecting the authentic spirit of a Moroccan riad. The private bathroom continues the same atmosphere with handcrafted zellige tiles in soft cream tones, enhanced by blue geometric details, together with a spacious rain-effect shower. The Tangier Room accommodates one or two guests. Homemade Moroccan breakfast is included.
From€120 / night
Our largest space: a bright suite in the blue-and-white palette of Essaouira, with a king bed, a lounge corner and a sofa bed, sleeping four to five. Private bathroom, terrace access and homemade breakfast included.
From€60 / night
A room for two in the spirit of Fès: a soaring striped-cedar ceiling, a fan-shaped stained-glass window, honey tadelakt walls and a dado of Fès-blue zellige. Private bathroom and homemade breakfast included.
From€80 / night
A warm room for two, with ochre tadelakt walls and a cedar-beam ceiling, opening through a French door onto a wrought-iron Juliet balcony over the alley. Private bathroom and homemade breakfast included.
Fes notebook
Riad or hotel, neighbourhood, season, arrival: our advice for a great stay in the medina.
Where to stayDirhams, ATMs, what to wear, tipping, languages, SIM cards, photos and religious etiquette: the practical essentials for a first stay in Fes.
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Where to staySunny days, a medina without crowds, steaming soups and hammams: Fes in winter is an underrated season, provided you choose your riad well.
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Where to stayRiads, meals, taxis, guides, entrance fees and day trips: what things cost in Fes, plus three sample daily budgets to plan your stay without surprises.
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Where to stayJuly and August in Fes are hot, but also bright, quieter and better value. How to plan your days, where to find shade and which riad to choose.
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Where to stayWarm pancakes, amlou, olive oil, honey and mint tea on a terrace facing the minarets: the Moroccan breakfast is one of the great pleasures of a riad stay.
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Where to stayFrom the porter at the medina gate to farewell tea, here is how a riad stay actually works, and the small customs that make it even more enjoyable.
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