Riad El Yacout

It is aesthetically very beautiful Location is excellent Staff are very good

Bathroom needs improvement. Toiletries can be better

The riad is like staying in a museum. Beautiful. A special thank you to Najaua for making us feel so welcome.

One of the best Riads that we experienced while travelling in Morocco with Collette vacations. The level of service was exceptional! Marcos and staff provided prompt efficient , friendly service and ensured our satisfaction at all times. The breakfasts and dinner we had there were wonderful. The location was excellent to get to the blue arch and old market. We had suite #20 and it was very luxurious. Without hesitation, we will be sure to recommend the Riyad Yacout in Fes Medina to friends and family.

Absolutely stunning !.Tucked down a long alley. So well positioned for the medina and restaurants.The staff here seem to consist of about 4 people!!! The two gents who run the restaurant and just about everything else!! work so hard and never seem to have time off. Polite and attentive despite being crazy busy when the large parties all arrive at once..Really beautiful place-the best we stayed in throughout our tour.We absolutely LOVED Fes.Bedroom was huge, on split levels and easily accomodated 3 of us.Traditional decor- really super. Very cool everywhere.Huge underutilised rooftop space that they could do so much more with!. Only grumble was the plumbing in the bathroom which was poor.But lovely bathroom!

Excellent service, friendly, great location. Everyone, especially Marcos, helpful and entertaining. The hamman and massage from the twin sisters really aligned my chokras. Food was very good and plentiful. Try to get the Bono or Queen room. You'll have to ask. Bring cash! They take cards by REALLY prefer Moroccan cash.

The history and architecture of the hotel was interesting, with authentic Moroccan art/craftsmanship. The location is pretty decent, close to the old medina.

The room given to us lacked much light, and was poorly ventilated and bad smelling. The bathroom was not well cleaned, with open used soap bottles lying around and old, degraded appliances and fixtures. The toilet did not properly flush; water continuously poured throughout the night. Breakfast was seemingly large but lacking, with cheap bread and dry pancakes and yoghurts brought to the table, without vegetable or meat servings. The coffee mugs and plates were also not clean. Overall, not a good value for money

This large riad with 45 rooms are aiming high towards a full luxury hotel which may be a bit too high. The staff is however very active and attentive and you will feel seen when being in the public areas. It was a warm welcome. Breakfast is served with speed, but of the breakfasts we had on our trip, this was the least good of all in comparison. The room was good but not excellent even with the extra sitting area. A slushing sound of the water pipes (?) kept going all day and night around, wifi was spotty and the bed rather hard for my taste (slept good anyway after doing a lot of walking). They have an elevator but you still have to brave a few stair steps up and down. But the main feeling was that the hotel wanted so much for you to feel at home and welcome that it sort of became the opposite. I would probably try another hotel in Fez the next time.

The service was impeccable! Marcos went above & beyond to make our stay not only enjoyable, but that he made us feel like family (checking on our desires & anticipating our every need). He assisted with moving our bags into our room when we arrived & left. All of the staff was extremely responsive & we were happy to show off the beautiful facilities to our tour mates that we met in the Medina. We would highly recommend & would definitely stay again on our next trip 💜