Hotels near Musee des armes in Fes

Stayed here as part of a tour. The only nice thing I can say is the location is good and the pool area was nice, I really enjoyed the pool. The rooms are beat up and worn out. The patio door did not lock and neither did the deadbolt. There was no do not disturb sign. Nothing was very clean, towels were ancient. Big crack in the sink so it just had glue slopped into the hole! The service in the restaurant was non existent, and the tables were not clean. The food was bad. Couldn't even go with bread and butter because you can only find butter at breakfast. On the second night we took one look at dinner and headed across the street to one of the many great cafes and restaurants in the immediate area. Stay somewhere else, this is not good!

Used by two women. I am located in the middle of the old city and I think you can enjoy the atmosphere of Fes as it is. Because it is a riad, the interior is in Moroccan style, the tiles are cute, and the tension is increased. Add the welcome drink mint tea. The staff is very very friendly! ! If you are late and leave early in the morning but want to shop, He told me what he wanted because it did not open in the morning, so he visited recommended shops and restaurants. I’m sure it’s not very cheap, I was taken to a shop near my friends, I don't know if it's right or right, I'm very grateful soon. I didn’t give a tip because I could meet the next day, In the end, I couldn't meet and pass. No request. I really want to pass it. Each sheet of paper has 15DH printout service. The cost of a taxi to the airport is 200DH per person. It may be a little higher than the market price, but I think it can. I think there is no towel. The drainage in the shower is a bit bad. It is easy to block immediately, but it is fine to discard a small amount. With breakfast Simple bread and jam, orange juice, etc. appeared. I feel good eating on the roof. I want to stay for about three nights!

The hotel is very comfortable and relaxing, and it is very comfortable and comfortable. The hotel is very well-treated, the hall and very wide and the reception service is really perfect. The rooms are clean and well furnished, comfortable king and queen beds, air conditioning works perfectly. That is, a good discovery, even from the price available for those who are looking for a service of a certain level.

I have been with my wife and my daughter at Riad Jamai for 4 days, the treatment we had from the entire team, Mohammed, Khadija, Meryen, Ayoub, was fantastic, they helped us with everything, they facilitated our trip and our stay in Fez. They are so close that they are part of your family, totally recommended. We are sure that our next trip to Fez we will repeat Riad Jamai, thank you for making us feel at home. We will come back!!! Sure

Located in Fes (Fes El Bali), Palais Fes Yahya is within a 15-minute walk of University of Al Quaraouiyine and Zaouia Sidi Ahmed Tijani. This upscale riad is 1.3 mi (2.2 km) from Blue Gate and 1.8 mi (2.8 km) from Royal Palace.Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages. Additional amenities at this riad include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a picnic area. If you'd like to spend the day shopping, you can hop on the shuttle (surcharge).Grab a bite at one of the riad's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 7:00 AM to noon.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, limo/town car service, and express check-in. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service.Make yourself at home in one of the 5 guestrooms. Your Select Comfort bed comes with down comforters. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access is available. Private bathrooms have rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries.

My husband and I decided to stay at a hotel outside the Fes medina, because we had already stayed at a riad in the Marrakesh medina earlier in our trip, and also our guide warned us that it wasn't safe to wander around the medina in Fes after sundown (he also warned us about walking anywhere by ourselves at night). After looking at the various hotel options, we decided to book our last two nights in Morocco at Palais Medina & Spa. It turned out to be the perfect place to wind down at the end of our trip. We booked directly with the hotel, and requested a room overlooking the pool. They gave us a wonderful room (Room 240), which had a king-size bed, sofa and desk area, and balcony with chairs and table overlooking the pool area. Our rate included breakfast, and it was a huge buffet, with lots of different options like scrambled eggs, potatoes, as well as pastries, cereal, yogurt, etc. Although we had a driver and didn't need parking, there appeared to be plenty of secure parking at the hotel (you have to pass a security guard to enter the hotel grounds). We also loved the fact that the hotel is located next to the ”Borj Fez Centro,” a modern shopping mall with a food court, including U.S. restaurants like Pizza Hut, Burger King, etc. (McDonald's is also just outside the mall). We ended up bringing back takeout meals from the food court to enjoy on our balcony. There is also huge Carrefour supermarket on the ground floor of the shopping mall, and a liquor store next to it.

I recently stayed at this hotel, and I must admit that my experience was less than satisfactory. There were several issues that made the stay quite disappointing, and despite raising our concerns, they were not adequately addressed. One of the main reasons we chose this hotel was because it was advertised as wheelchair-friendly. However, we were surprised to find steps leading into the entrance and small rooms, making it challenging for individuals with mobility issues. Additionally, the lifts were exceptionally small, causing inconvenience and discomfort, especially when carrying luggage or during busy times. It was disappointing that the accessibility and space were not as expected. We also encountered a language barrier when trying to communicate about laundry charges. We felt like we might have been overcharged, but it was difficult to clarify the matter due to the language issue. On a positive note, most of the staff were very friendly and polite, and their efforts to assist us were appreciated. However, the lack of water or glasses in the rooms was a surprising oversight, and it affected our overall comfort during our stay. Furthermore, the location of the hotel didn't have much around that was open. This limited our options for nearby dining or activities, making our experience less enjoyable. Overall, the hotel had several faults that affected our stay. While the friendly staff were a bright spot, the issues with accessibility, small lifts, lack of amenities, and limited nearby options left us feeling dissatisfied. I hope that the hotel management takes these concerns seriously and works on improving the overall guest experience to meet the expectations of their guests.

This riad was the best stay that we experienced in Morocco. The location is perfect and very safe. Namir was very attentive, went above and beyond for any needs that we had. His family made us feel like family. The rooms were extremely clean and cozy. Namir can take care of anything that you need and is very responsive with any questions. The food that he cooks with his family is the best tasting food in Fes. We loved talking with him when we were at the Riad. Him and his family are the sweetest. I would not stay anywhere else in Fes.

Ah where should I begin.... Upon stepping into the hotel, we could smell the horrible odour coming from the tannery. We wanted to use the bathtub in our room for a bath. There was an issue and it needed fixing. Also the a floor tile near the bathtub was broken. We didn't know it and stepped on it. The broken tile flipped up and could have cut us. The reason given by staff was the previous guest broke it and they didn't have the time to fix it before our arrival. Well then we should have been told to be careful or just don't let guests stay in that room till it is fixed? When we told the sales manager about the issues with the bathtub and broken tile, he gave lots of excuses, that we didn't know how to use the bathtub and if we are sure the broken tile is in our room and not outside the room. Very unprofessional and the way he talked was quite condescending. I had to film the broken tile IN the room to prove that I was telling the truth. Hairdryer was also damaged. No house slippers in the room. Hotel said that they do not have a fixed menu in their restaurant. Completely understand but nobody told us the price of each meal at all! The worse situation was when my Mother asked one of their staff, Simehed, if he spoke English, to help us with a situation. He blatantly lied and said no. 2 minutes later he was speaking perfect English to another guest behind us. First of all, you never lie to your guests. Second of all, it is just a poor reflection on your hotel and you are known as a five-star hotel. After our stay, I called the hotel asking for the contact details of the General Manager as I was furious with Simehed's behaviour. The guy who answered said he didn't know his GM's contact details. How can you not know your GM's contact in a hotel?? After that, he said he was busy and had things to do and hung up on me. He continued to hang up on me two more times and after that didn't even bother picking up the phone. Karawan Riad, your hotel may have a five-star interior, but I wouldn't even give one star for your staff service. I've stayed in many hotels around the world and yours has the worst service. Very disappointing! You may want to retrain your staff or get better ones. The only person who helped us a lot during our stay there was a staff named Nezha. She was very professional and sympathetic to our distress and she deserves to be commended for it. And because of her, I decided not to give one star.

Very old hotel but there are signs that are well maintained. But the reception is also Morocco.I am annoyed by the conversation between them in front of the guests because I don't have a service mindㅋㅋㅋ Unavoidable mind ^^ Others are very friendly, but visits must be ㅠ locked inside. Suddenly, as soon as the room clean knocks, the visit opens and comes in ~ lock inside ^^ Breakfast is local hotel breakfast level but stop. Good coffee and juice