Riad Rayhana

Staff was very helpful. Good location.

The range for the wifi within the room needs to be enlarged. Price for laundry was alot.

It is a beautiful riad in the middle of the old medina, the staff was very friendly & helpful, the AC worked well, and breakfast was good.

It would be helpful if the curtains for the windows in the room weren’t see-through. Everything else was great though!

Friendly and helpful staff. Authentic Moroccan property. Great value breakfast. Staff helped with all needs.

Shower location in bathroom slightly inconvenient.

Had the best time ever!

The place decor and location were exceptional, what made it better is the service. Omar our host was kind and approached and very helpful to all of our questions. I would definitely stay there again.

Excellent service from all the staff who were very friendly and helpful. Excellent breakfast and the Riad is in a fabulous location to access the Medina. Comfortable beds and a large shower all made for a very enjoyable stay.

Nothing but be aware the Riad is not accessible by car or taxi however the staff will help you on arrival.

Very good breakfast. The staff was really good and super nice. The extra touch of moving us to a better room was stellar. The rooftop is also amazing.

The internet connection in some of the rooms isn't so good.

The experience being in a riad is extra special. Rayhana is located in the medina. Which makes it feel even more authentic. The charming decor are just as charming as the staff. Omar was extra helpful and made sure we were feeling comfortable wandering on our own in the madina. Making us feel at home. I would recommend the Rayhana for an authentic Fes experience.

That they didn't have more dining options in the riad. A late afternoon snack or dinner would be great. Would be nice to stay in and relax staying in for a meal to make it easy. I'm happy they have breakfast.

Authentic stay in the medina with coloured glass. Friendly host who liked to talk about the history of the town.

It´s hard to find the front door in the medina. You really have to be alert where you stay.