Dar 7 Louyat

This was such a wonderful hotel! When you come out of the little alley it's breathtaking inside! So tastefully finished with traditional and modern mixed. But what made it so memorable was the quality of service provided by Sufyan and the rest of the team. They went above and beyond on all levels, from meeting us to show us the way, having tea waiting, cooking us a special meal and being so helpful and friendly. Not intrusive, but the perfect amount of support. We're looking forward to seeing them all again!

Excellent property. It's beautiful inside and the rooms are unique and comfortable. The managers Sufyan and Younus are both very helpful and friendly. They also helped with transport to and from the airport and arranging a last minute day tour for us. Would stay here again if/when I come back to Fes!

stunning riad in the heart of the Medina. The staff could not have been more helpful and the meals they prepared were the highlight of my trip!

The street to enter the property is tricky and seems dangerous to a western eye. To be clear , riads of this stature are often off the beaten path. The manager met me at the taxi drop off and escorted me in the first time, going out of his way. Done once, it was easy to find again. Look high up for signage with Dar Logo.

Clean, tasty food, nice atmosphere and very friendly stuff. Sofian was a lovely company in the morning and he is pleased to help with anything you want. Thank you!

staff were exceptional - helpful, warm, welcoming. diner was best meal we had in Morocco and breakfasts were very good. Riad was more beautiful than photos. rooms were tastefully decorated and comfortable. very clean. we felt safe in area and east to walk to main attractions. small touches like music and candles made for nice atmosphere. we felt like a guest in their home. a great place to have an authentic morocco experience.

breakfast is poor with no rich ingredients ( few olives, a scoop of jam, one bread divided in 4 pieces and they bring one small hot pancake each this is for 4 adults) amount for 4 adults is the same for 2 people and when asked for 2 more oz of milk for our coffee we were charged for it! it took us 10 min to explain and convince the staff that they are serving us less compared to next door table of 2! and they say " if you ask for more we would bring you " and at the same time they charged us for coffee milk ! they offered to remove the charges at the end but we have already paid for it with the 10 min of pointless argument. in the confirmation message they wrote" we will pick you up from the parking with a porter cart" but they don't say that you will have to pay that porter both ways ! the rooms are clean but very basic , NO TV , NO kettle , NO real toiletries ( a soap dispenser and 2 small shampoo in the shower) , the location is central but not easily accessible from the main streets, you have to cross through 7 narrow and dark allies ( hence the name) to get to it so at night it felt uncomfortable although we didnt feel unsafe. in summary, i think one have to be genuinely generous to run a hospitality business be it a restaurant or B&B ) poor value for the money we paid , re-affirmed my wife`s and my previous experience with this type of ( authentic accommodation ) to stick with predictable standard known accommodation

the rooms are clean but very basic , NO TV , NO kettle , NO real toiletries ( a soap dispenser and 2 small shampoo in the shower)a bed and lamp with few decorations and obsolete wall plugs ( no charging ports )

Stunning Riad! Exceptional art and quality furnishings.

For my purposes it was a little too far to other areas. However, it is really close to many tourist attractions.

This is a hidden gem. The riad is exceptionally beautiful, the suite was spacious and comfortable with traditional decoration and art. The food was fantastic (one of the best we had during our Morocco trip) and the best of all was the rooftop with a breath-taking view over the Medina. Wow! We will come here again

- Due to the location you could smell the tanneries sometimes - the riad is very hard to find at first, but in general Fès is a city with a lot of very small and narrow streets, so you will get used to it :D