Palais Faraj Suites & Spa

Le Palais Faraj est un hôtel absolument extraordinaire. Le personnel est attentif et surtout d'une gentillesse extraordinaire. Thé et plateau d'excellentes pâtisseries à l'arrivée. Le cadre est magnifique. Il faut vraiment prendre le temps de faire le tour des salons et de la chambre, de regarder tous les détails (les cuirs ciselés du bar, les zelliges, les stucs, les boiseries, ... chaque détail est soigné). La piscine est très agréable. La vue sur la médina est extraordinaire. Les repas (diner et petit déjeuner) sont excellents et originaux. C'est vraiment un très très bel hôtel et son architecture complexe et magique le distingue vraiment des hôtels standardisés. Bravo !

Everything. Room was incredible - we had the Ambassador suite and it was palatial. Pool was fantastic, restaurant fantastic, common areas fantastic, incredible Library, great location, extremely professional staff.

Nothing at all.

Clean, large, but modestly appointed room with an odd layout. Common areas were nice and staff was polite and helpful.

Based on its trip advisor we walked to this hotel, it was late morning and we intended to have coffee, drinks and maybe an early lunch. We arrived in blazing sun and were met by a rude, unprofessional and unpleasant security guard who simply told us that we were unwelcome unless we had a reservation. Two reasonably well dressed tourists. Avoid !!

Ficamos encantados com tudo, desde a nossa recepção à nossa partida! Hotel super relaxante, super aconchegante e acolhedor!

Absolutely amazing, truly a masterpiece! Honestly, without exaggeration, this is one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed in. We booked a standard room and they upgraded us to a luxury suite. The hotel itself feels like a museum — you could spend half a day just enjoying and admiring all the beautiful details. This is the kind of hotel I wouldn’t mind paying $1000 a night for. The staff are super friendly, awesome, and everything about the place is just great. The only issue is that they should improve the service of the dark-skinned waitress in the restaurant

The only issue is that they should improve the service of the dark-skinned waitress in the restaurant

A storied hotel with historic decor and beautiful common areas, almost museum like, located high with lovely views. My room on an upper floor on the central courtyard had a bedroom, sitting room and 1.5 baths. I’m a 6’6” and found the rooms to be cramped and was often ducking for chandeliers and doorways, claustrophobia inducing at times. The furnishing was old and tired and the rooms need an upgrade to match the common areas. The restaurant was okay and the breakfast average.