El Ayoun Hotels, Fes

"It's ok as a place to sleep for a couple of nights, and the location is good. However, it's rather dark and damp, and the bathroom didn't feel clean, I guess because it's quite an old property. Breakfast portions were very small. The manager was very helpful, and packed us a takeaway breakfast for our early checkout."

"The room was small but clean. The staff were very friendly "

"Amazing place. Highlight of our Morocco trip. Even though all Moroccan hotels label themselves as riad, they are actually dars (lacking a tree or courtyad garden). This is a true riad featuring a sky high orange tree and a fountain right in the middle of courtyard. The whole place was beautifully decorated and each room was personalized. The hosts were the nicest. They made sure to put a crib in the room, even though I forgot to ask. They bent over backwards to meet our every request. The breakfast was amazing and their lunch was one of our best meals in Morocco. Their in-hotel hamam and massage service was also extremely reasonably priced and great. Overall, it's a gem of place and you won't regret staying here. "

"We absolutely loved Riad El Yacout. This is my 4th visit to Morocco over the years, across different cities in this beautiful country, and this is honestly the best place I have stayed so far (even in comparison to 4- or 5-star hotels that I used in my previous trips). It’s very clean, very nicely decorated in authentic and traditional Moroccan style, the rooms are clean and comfortable, the staff is extremely nice, courteous and professional and they really go out of their way to make guests feel warmly welcome and at home. They serve a delicious and very generous breakfast, and always do it with a very warm welcome in the morning and a friendly smile. The location in the Medina is probably more suitable for tourists than business travelers. But this worked perfectly for us as we were on a family vacation and, if you have plenty of time (which we did) and you are patient enough to navigate the huge labyrinth of the Fes Medina (which we were), it’s actually a wonderful location to experience the culture, history and vibrancy of this great city. If we ever come back to Fes, which is likely, Riad El Yacout will definitely be our first choice as a place to stay. Till next time, Choukrane Jazzilane!"

"The Riad Fes was one of the most striking hotels we’ve ever stayed at. The rooftop was wonderful and it was a great experience overall. The only downside was that we reserved two rooms and they ended up being far from each other."

"Belle riad , aux abord de la médina. Personnel attentionné. Stationnement limité. La riad est difficile à trouver avec gps: il est recommandé de contacter la riad au préalable..."

"Great hotel in a nice quiet area of Fes. Lots of good restaurants within a short walking distance from the hotel (if you don’t want to dine at the 3 restaurants on the premises) and plenty of petite taxis that you can flag down to get to the Medina and other attractions."

"Room was clean, Ali took extra time to make sure we knew which direction to head in when we needed an ATM, Taxi, or how to get to the different tourist sites. The traditional breakfast was delicious, they explained the significance behind each dish and how it was made. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Broken glass, mould, blood on the floors, dirty rugs and hair balls , mouldy pillows , stained sheets, DO NOT GO I did not choose this hotel, hotels.com told me as we were boarding our flight that the hotel i booked couldnt honour our reservation and they booked this saying it was 5 star and better than what i booked. Its a terrible hotel"