Riad El Amine Fes - Historic Hotels Worldwide

fantastic base for exploring landmarks and local cuisine

my stay at this charming riad was upgraded with its proximity to iconic attractions like Palais du Tresor and the vibrant Boujloud Square, making every stroll through the winding streets a good adventure.

We appreciated rooms with good amenities. The location was good, for example, Medina was just a pleasant stroll away from the hotel.

The Riad lived up to every expectation I had during our stay. It was truly an oasis each day of quiet and seclusion, and the attention by the owner and staff was exceptional. I loved the mint tea and orange blossom water on our arrival. I would recommend this Riad to everyone without exception.

The riad has been extremely well restored and the decor was amazing. Well worth a visit even if you don't stay. The food was very good too.

The hammam, jacuzzi and spa facilities were over priced for guests.

charming riad with notable strengths

The rooms are beautifully decorated. The garden view added a serene touch to our stay, awesome for peaceful moments each day. The staff were polite and friendly.

Private hotel, clean, employees are efficient, and location is absolutely perfect within walking distance of major touristic attractions. The breakfast is above average, with omelette and packaged cheeses...

The riad itself is beautiful including the public areas and the rooms. We stayed in one of the big rooms, which turned out to be really big and spaceous. The staff is very service oriented as well...

We paid 60 Euros for a dinner for two, which was really not worth the money compared to alternatives in the city. Compared to other riads, it was managed more like a hotel chain rather than a causy riad.

The decor was fine, and the serene ambiance with the pool. We loved the personalized service and the unique vibe of the place. A must-do is enjoying the sunset view from the terrace. It was nice!

Very beautifull, hard to find but its the entrance bab sjid you need. Then its okay. At night dangerous so better stay in this little palace after 22.00 to have drinks. Because its in the middle of old city medina.

Relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. Interior was well decorated and the great trouble to restore this Riad definitely paid off as it looks fabulous inside. The manager was very friendly and a great host. Also the food was great.

would stay here again without hesitation

The junior suite was spacious with a cozy seating area and a beautiful inner courtyard view. The hamam service was fantastic, leaving us relaxed. Breakfast included Moroccan pancakes and fresh juices. Don't miss the terrace for sunrise views. It's amazing. Especially Yassine.

This Riad is really beautiful and luxurious, I mean the garden and the atmosphere. The rooms are nice, but a bit too dark and the bathroom a little bit smelly,once there is no window on it. The manager is the only member of the staff that speaks english, the rest speaks french, but it was not a problem because the manager stays there the whole day and night. The breakfast is good and the location is also convenient, 5 minutes by walk you are already in the Medina (south gate) and if you wanna go to the north gate, where the restaurants are, it is 15 minutes walk or you can take a taxi that will costs 1€.

Decor

Terrible dry repetitive bread / dough / breakie - daily // no sunbathing area

the staff were super friendly and helpful throughout our stay. steep stairs can be a problem.

I had the pleasure of staying at Riad El Amine Fes for 4 nights, and it was a nice experience. The fine Moroccan-style architecture and intricate tiling throughout the riad captured my attention. My room was a perfect blend of luxury and comfort, with premium bedding and a cozy corner for relaxation. The cuisine was also really good. I particularly enjoyed the authentic flavors during dinner and breakfast. The terrace offered amazing views, especially at sunset.

Wi-Fi was sometimes unreliable.