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أو اكتبها ببساطة — «حوالي يوم 20، ثلاث ليالٍ»
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Riad Alassala Fes, nestled in historic Fès El Bali, features a sun‑lit terrace, on‑site restaurant serving Moroccan, continental and halal breakfasts, and a bar. Air‑conditioned rooms include private bathrooms, balconies, minibars and streaming services; family and ground‑floor suites add extra space. Complimentary Wi‑Fi, 24‑hour front desk, concierge, and private check‑in/out enhance personalized service, just 17 km from Fès‑Saïs Airport.
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The place was very relaxed, safe, and everything was within walking distance. The host was friendly, and we also booked a guide through the Riad, which turned out to be excellent. The parking spot listed was not reachable by car via Google Maps, so we ended up parking at the bottom of the hill on the large lot, which was simple and relaxed.
Jörg·منذ أسبوع
The room was gorgeous, hyper‑clean, and very enjoyable. Its ground‑floor position overlooking the main hall can be surprising, but everything is organized to preserve privacy. The staff were very attentive and pleasant, and the breakfast was superb—tasty and generous. The only drawback was a cost‑quality issue: the restaurant is excellent with great cuisine, but the portions are small for the price.
Paul·منذ أسبوع
The Riad was very beautiful, the duplex suite was perfect for two kids, it was clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was excellent.
Emilie·منذ أسبوعين
We had a wonderful stay. The location is excellent, the place is clean, comfortable, and welcoming. The staff were incredibly kind, friendly, and helpful throughout our stay. We truly enjoyed our time here and would happily recommend it to others!
Al-muaither·منذ أسبوعين
The rooms were clean and spacious, and the terrace offered a great city view. The food was magnificent, with dinners among the best we had during the trip, and the Wi‑Fi in the rooms worked well. The staff were responsive, arranging a transfer from Chefchaouen to Fez, a shuttle to the station in Fez, and helping with luggage (the stairs were steep). The only downside was that all windows faced the courtyard where breakfast and dinner are held, so from 7 am to 10 pm music played. Because the windows faced the courtyard, a sheer was needed; the curtains are thick, but then the room gets dark. Without the sheer, the room feels exposed. Hot water was unavailable from 10 pm to 6 am.
Ekaterina·منذ أسبوعين