Dar Nour Fes

Close proximity to blue gate and Medina. Nice artisan work on doors etc.

Host very disrespectful and pushy. We arrived very tired and late but he insisted on sitting us down and lecturing us for 45 mins and tried to reorganize our plans so he could sell us expensive guided tours of places we didn't want to see. Dinner at the Riad was about double the price of the going rate in nearby restaurants, and then at checkout the quoted price had been increased further. Fortunately, this Riad was not representative of our other experiences of Moroccan hospitality.

If you are looking for an authentic Moroccan experience, look no further than this beautiful riad in the heart of Fez. From the moment you step through the doors, you are transported to a world of enchantment and beauty. The riad is beautifully decorated with traditional Moroccan architecture, including stunning arches, intricate tile work, and colorful textiles. The rooms are spacious and well-appointed, with comfortable beds, beautiful linens, and traditional Moroccan furnishings. The bathrooms are clean, with plenty of hot water and luxurious toiletries. But what really sets this riad apart is the exceptional service. The staff are friendly, welcoming, and go out of their way to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. From arranging transportation to recommending the best local restaurants and sights, they are always on hand to assist with anything you need. And let's not forget the food! The breakfast is a delicious feast of fresh fruits, pastries, and local specialties, and the dinners are a true culinary delight, with traditional Moroccan dishes prepared with the freshest local ingredients. But perhaps the best part of staying at this riad is the location. Situated in the heart of the Medina, it is just steps away from the bustling souks and colorful markets, where you can immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and scents of Morocco. In short, if you are looking for a truly authentic Moroccan experience, this riad is the perfect choice. From the beautiful decor and comfortable accommodations, to the exceptional service and delicious food, every aspect of your stay is sure to be a memorable one. Highly recommended!

Very good location, just outside old medina, so transportation was not a problem, at the same the place is quiet and peaceful, with nice view from the roof tarace, very nice decor, very clean, good wifi, very nice female staff, great food for breakfast and for dinner (dinner additionally ordered), the manager made it possible for us to check in very early.

Great location (easy to find as well sign posted), generous breakfast on terrace with stunning views, very helpful and friendly staff. Tradiitional Moroccan meal served on terrace in the evening

What a beautiful place! My room, on the ground floor, was absolutely lovely, the aircon worked as a heater so all good! the Riad itself was amazing, such a nice building with excellent workmanship in evidence. Rooftop breakfast area had good views over the rooftops, and breakfast was excellent. Dinner was very good too, the kofta meatballs were excellent! Staff were all really friendly and nice, the owner an interesting man who speaks good English (and other languages!). Overall, a massively recommended place, very close to the Bab Boujloud gate.

FInding it was hard, and I am good at finding places like this! it's not where Google maps says it is, but deeper into the narrow lanes - pass the Hotel Jardin, look for signs on the walls, it's down the alleyway to the right and has no number! But it's worth the effort...

Friendly and helpful staff. Everything worked smoothly. Totally worth of money.

The host was very kind with me. The room was absolutely nice, the bathroom's nice as well. The position is just outside of the blue gate, the entrance of Medina. The breakfast places on the roof, very nice view and good food.

This small riad is quite conveniently located near one of the entrance door of the Medina, in a small blind alley. It is very near to the parking lot of Bou Jeloud, so you actually don’t need a rented cart for bags if you park there (about 50 dirham for two whole days). Pay attention that nobody is at the riad normally, so it is better to stay in touch with the owner not to face a closed door when you arrive (even though when we passed by the owner’s house, he stepped out by himself). We had the suite at the first floor, quite confortable with the bathroom shared by the two rooms placed on both sides of the bathroom. Decent furnishing in the bathroom and in the rooms. You can get the entrance door key, so you can get back from your dinner anytime. Breakfast (on the roof) is wonderful. We also had an enjoyable dinner at the riad where you may have a bottle of wine as well (and the Moroccan wine may be unexpected in quality). The owner is very friendly and ready to help in any possible way, and all the hotel staff too. Not the most luxurious spot, but definitely a good choice. With some renovation, a four star mark would be deserved.

Not that much space to place dresses or luggage content.