Riad Fez Yamanda

I love the location, cleanness, all stuff very kindly an helpful. For sure I will come back and refer to my family and friends. Thank you very much. ❤️

With that price this Riad was excellent choice. Staff was very helpful: organised taxi from and to airport, got me early breakfast etc. Location was perfect!

I heard a lot of noice to my room

Very clean, beautiful riad, friendly staff. Great location, about 1 minute walk to main strip of the medina.

No alcohol served here in case that is what you are agreed. Alcohol isn’t served everywhere in Fez, only specific establishments

This riad is truly a gem. I found the photos to be an accurate representation of the property and even more beautiful in person. Their terrace has the best views of the city. Thank you to both Mohammeds who welcomed me to the riad and were always available to text for anything I needed. Mohammed kindly exchanged USD to dirham for me when my Discover cards were not accepted anywhere, made sure I had a to go breakfast packed for the day trip to Chefchaoen and that I had a reliable taxi to and from FES airport with a 5:30am pickup when I left. I felt their hospitality and the responsibility they have for their guests when they gave me a late breakfast upon arrival from the airport, an umbrella for the rain, welcomed us to join watching the soccer match with them and one late evening asked if I was sure where I was going since I was walking alone. I am a solo traveler but found so many new friends among the guests; I recommend you say hello to whoever you see in the mornings during breakfast. Do not hesitate to book here, book a tour of the Medina, book the day trip to chefchaoen, visit the Sbil gardens on a slower day, make sure you try the Moroccan salad at NAGMA WA TAY (best salad I have ever had ANYWHERE) (tagine and harira soup there was also good) the homemade pastillas at Riad Diwan. I loved the camel burger at Cinema Cafe and found many tourists enjoy their breakfast there—- all local to this riad! Shukran for the welcome and hospitality in Fes!

The stairs are in good condition but there aren’t hand rails or banisters in this traditional riad so you must be careful descending the stairs. This might be difficult for children, mobility impaired or the elderly.