A stylish, elaborate interior with a palatial, upmarket feel that is hidden by austere walls and a rather stylish entrance. A truly Moroccan, even royal ambience prevails with attention to detail and quality service, especially for those lucky enough to stay in the Royal Suite with its private hammam.



Attracts discerning guests who prefer to stay in a slightly off centre part of the medina. This one of the few riad style properties in Fez with a lift.

Exterior

A flat fronted, cream coloured building with a stylish, inviting off street main entrance that hints at a mysterious, exotic interior.

Property type: Hotel



Balcony/Terrace: None



Storeys: 2



Built Year: 1944

Interior

A central chandelier is the focal point of the interior. Blue and grey tiled floors and pillars are majestic and well maintained with ornately carved upper arches. Polished wooden doors and elegant, deep purple textiles add more style and elegance, in contrast to the yellow and turquoise lounge and dining areas with their mirrored tables.



A lift provides access to the upper floors and roof terrace. Two chic looking courtyards offer alfresco dining facilities in a tranquil setting.

Rooms: 14

Grounds

There are two courtyards, one of which accommodates the small plunge pool. Two roof terraces are reached by a lift and offer splendid views over the medina and beyond. Stylish furnishings and sunbathing area is simply laid out with little in the way of extraneous clutter.

Location

Area Type: On the edge of the medina in the Ziat area with very little around in the way of tourist amenities. Taxis may be hailed at Bab Ziat, 100m from the entrance. Main supply of shops, snack bars and restaurants are around Bab Boujloud, 800m away and best reached by taxi. A labyrinth of alleys and winding streets link the property to the centre of the medina with its numerous mosques and souks.



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