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Exotic Arabic Maze

Fès is a kaleidoscope of colours, smells and sensations, and its intricate urban design is an allegory of its own identity. Live up to the pace of this ancient Babel, and go the whole hog immerging yourself into its 1001 Nights atmosphere. Check out the Booking.com hotel deals in fascinating Fès and enjoy!

Commonly spelled Fez, this city was Morocco’s capital during Middle Ages. The city was originally composed of two separate settlements located along the banks of the Jawhar River. Madinat Fas was founded in 789 by Idris I, while Al-'Aliya was founded by his son Idris II. Both towns grew autonomously until the Almoravids unified them in 1070 under the name ‘Fas’. The city is still considered a beacon of the Islamic civilisation, due to its ancient ‘madrasas’ Islamic colleges.

The Old Town or ‘medina’ has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, representing one of the best preserved historic centres in the world. The famous ‘riads’ or small traditional hotels are located in the medina, which is also called Fes Al-Bali.

The city can be reached through Fès Saïss Airport, or from the airports in Casablanca and Rabat via railway or bus connection. Whether you’re looking for a luxury hotel in Fez New Town or a historic ‘riad’ in the medina, don’t miss Booking.com’s wide offering!

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I liked the most that Fes is a very traditional town with no...

I liked the most that Fes is a very traditional town with no many tourists. Has old medina better than Marrakech. I like this town vibe and authentically. I like is safe and with good people who always want to help.
Guest review by
Anonymous
10

The best of Fez, Morocco's artisan city, includes exploring...

The best of Fez, Morocco's artisan city, includes exploring the ancient, car-free medina to witness skilled artisans at work in traditional souks, visiting the famous Chouara Tannery to see leather goods production, and experiencing crafts like pottery, metalwork, and weaving. Visitors can also immerse themselves in local crafts through hands-on workshops or by shopping for unique, handmade goods, such as rugs, oils and spices at women-only cooperatives. The local food is great and also the cafe' and music concerts. I attended the Fez Festival of Sufi Culture and World Spirituality, an unforgettable, rich experience.
Guest review by
Paola
United Kingdom
10

The most amazing city.

The most amazing city. Have been a number of times, and love the fact that I’m still finding places that I haven’t seen before. Especially loved the local markets, seeing the production of the embroidery that embellishes the beautiful clothes, and the sensory overload of the smells, sights, sounds and overall vibe. Can’t wait to be back.
Guest review by
Marcus
United Kingdom
6.0

Fes is a ghastly tourist trap.

Fes is a ghastly tourist trap. Two nights will be plenty if you must go but if you skip it then the sky will not fall.Meknes and Sale( near Rabat) would be less touristed esp. Sale` .I could have spent more time walking in the Atlas mountains. The chance of becoming over saturated with all Moorish markets , tiled palaces and ancient Madrassas is high in Urban Morocco. Get off the beaten path !! Fes is also very HOT. Don't go in the April to October period. Book a half day guided walking tour of the old city and then get out!
Guest review by
Taariq
Australia
10

Fez is a fascinating city, full of life, commerce, and...

Fez is a fascinating city, full of life, commerce, and talented artisans. To appreciate Fez, come with an open-mind, ready to explore a world that in many ways hasn't changed in hundreds of years. A good guide can help you appreciate the history and beauty of some of the historic buildings (the medrasa, the tanneries, the oldest university), the quality of the handicrafts and the way of life of the people who make the medina their home. Visiting the Fez medina is an intense and rewarding experience.
Guest review by
Linda
United States
8.0

Early September was the wrong time to go there (my mistake)...

Early September was the wrong time to go there (my mistake) - far too hot to be enjoyable. Getting around in the Medina was very difficult and sometimes frustrating. There one can easily fall into the trap of being accosted by self-styled guides who will take you to various shops and ask you for money at the end. Perhaps for an older traveller it would have been better to lodge outside the Medina and visit it from there with an official tour. On the positive side, some of the sites were very beautiful and the people mostly very friendly and helpful.
Guest review by
Mac
Finland
From US$82.68 per night
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.4
Superb - What previous guests thought, 341 reviews
I would recommend it to you guys. First, about location: keep in mind to choose a place near Bab Boujloud, it's very easy to access the Fes medina but super convenient because car can stop just 20m away from the riad. Don't stay inside the medina that would be risky sometimes. The riad is so so beautiful and over-expected, room is so comfortable and cozy. Breakfast is generous and we are really enjoy orange juice and the famous mint tea. Thanks to hotel manager and the housekeepers who are very friendly and nice.
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Thi Huyen Hanh
Vietnam
From US$80.95 per night
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.3
Superb - What previous guests thought, 523 reviews
The place is really beautiful and comfortable, a typical Moroccos styled house well placed right at the entrance of the Medina with a sweet view of the city from the terrace. Also the staff was very kind and really helpful, giving us a lot of information about the city. The hospitality and the services were very good. We had a nice stay at the hotel and we suggest it to everyone who wants a peaceful stay in Fes.
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Alessandro
Italy
From US$86.73 per night
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.5
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 160 reviews
Mourad made our stay at Faracha Fes so memorable & comfortable. He went way beyond our expectations and thanks to his advice and help, we really enjoyed our stay in Fes. He is one of the highlights of our Morocco trip, and we wished we could stay longer at Faracha Fes. Highly recommend this facility (the narrow path to the hotel is def a bonus)!!
Guest review by
Mari
Japan
From US$19.77 per night
Scored out of 10, guest rating 6.1
Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 271 reviews
Imagine that one of the cheapest places to stay in Fes. Little fat from touristic Medina but still close to the train station. You could come by taxi very close to the hotel. Old style typical Arabic nice hotel but I enjoyed my stay. Maybe you need to communicate with people at the reception in French if you can.
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Steinway84
Luxembourg
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.0
Superb - What previous guests thought, 162 reviews
We had a really nice stay at the hotel. The stuff was very nice and showed us all the things we could possibly do in Fes. The guy who was at the rezeption when we arrived even drew us a whole plan so we could find our way threw the Medina.The breakfast at the rooftop was very good too!
Guest review by
Nicole
Austria