Top Hotels Near Souk El Attarine in Fes from NZ$79

"You have to keep in mind that the property is over 100 years old. It was a bit dusty and not as clean as we usually book - this did not appear to be neglect of property just fact it is really old. The bathroom had a sewer smell all the time that the staff “helped” with scented candles. The staff were very friendly and helpful. If you want to experience a traditional very old Riad then this will work. It’s hard to find in the Medina ( but everything is) BUT the Riad will send a porter to find you and bring you in. They arranged a traditional hammam for me and it was an amazing experience. In the end we chalked it up to adventure and embraced the experience. "

"The staff was outstanding and made the stay so enjoyable. They were helpful, knowledgeable, and very pleasant."

"We spent three nights at Palais Fès Yahya and truly loved our stay. This family‑run hotel is perfectly located right in the heart of the Fes medina, making it easy to explore the city. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive, always ready to help us navigate the medina and recommend excellent guided tours. The riad itself has a beautiful, traditional décor that adds so much charm to the experience. We especially enjoyed the rooftop terrace — a lovely place to start or end the day. Breakfast was included and just perfect to begin our mornings. A warm, authentic and memorable stay. Highly recommended."

"Excellent breakfast and spa services"

"Overall we enjoyed our stay in Fes. The riad makes a great first impression—the courtyard is beautiful, and the rooftop has great views and is a really nice spot for breakfast. Our room on the main level wasn’t ideal. The windows opened straight into the lobby, so it didn’t feel very private, and we could hear a lot of conversation through the vents (and assumed the same the other way). The bathroom also had some issues. The shower wasn’t really usable without water spraying everywhere, and the space isn’t set up well for that. The staff were friendly and helpful overall. That said, some of the upselling felt a bit deceptive, which took away slightly from the experience."

"Great Riad! Nothing more to stay but don’t hesitate to book it. "

"Staff were attentive and friendly, breakfast was great, everything was pristinely clean and the room was beautiful. We were sad to leave! The Riad is on the edge of the medina which means it is quiet, but it is worth contacting the Riad when you first arrive, especially if it’s night time, to meet you at the nearest gate. They’re very happy to help! "

"The staff were phenomenal - the owner was lovely, Latifa was incredibly friendly and helpful, the gentleman who ran the breakfast on some days was so kind. The breakfast was lovely and a fabulous start to the day. The riad itself is breathtaking and like being in a museum - it's gorgeous. Our room was one of the highlights of our trip! Parking was a little difficult to figure out, until we called and spoke to Latifa directly. Hotels.com/expedia was not helpful figuring this out. The secured parking lot that should be used is the following : https://share.google/8jnoB3bYX8dpLt4ZN. It's Bin Lamboun parking lot. This place is highly recommended. Only disadvantage was the distance to the main strip of Fes - but we appreciated the walks through the medina everyday. You can't eat all that lamb tagine and not take a few steps to burn it off!"

"Property is beautiful. The pool area, even though we didn’t get to use it because of the weather, is pristine. The stairwells and the balconies, everything is clean and decorated beautifully. The service is OFF THE CHARTS! The guys that work there are exceptional and go above and beyond to help with bags, directions, anything. Breakfast is AMAZING!!!! My only complaint would be the handheld shower situation. It has one of those half glass shower doors, so basically the entire bathroom can get flooded with water every time you shower. And there is pretty much a limit of only getting one towel per person. We were ready to go to one of the souks two actually buy towels so we could keep the floor dry."