Dar Al Andalous - Riad

Bon riad le proprio très sympa ainsi que sa femme omniprésent endroit très clean et calme Je retournerai volontiers

Riad bien situé, mais le tarif est un peu excessif au regard des prestations, et la maintenance de certaines partie mériterait un peu plus d’attention, la terrasse était dans un état lamentable. La restauration était tout dans la moyenne mais hors de prix. Le Hammam a 300 dirham dans produit locaux ( le gel douche de la chambre) n’était vraiment pas une expérience que nous recommandons . Du jus d’orange en brick au petit déjeuner dans un pays comme le Maroc et de la margarine en guise de beurre c’est vraiment dommage.

Personnel très attentionné Merci pour le surclassement

Personnel à votre disposition quelque soit l'heure. N'attendez pas des sanitaires dernier modèle mais suffisant par rapport au Riad. Idéalement placé dans la médina. En gros une étape sympa dans un site plein de culture. Juste une remarque sur les transferts aéroport peu maîtrise mais c'est le Maroc !!! Performant sur le service, le cadre, et l'hôtellerie, mais peu sur la restauration restant honereuse par rapport à ce que l'on peut rencontrer sur place. Pression hiérarchique trop ressentie....d'une autre époque...l

Great staff, great place. Zhara was amazing and helpful.

This was a great place to stay for exploring Fez. Everyone at the riad was helpful, friendly and accommodating. The first room we were given was not ideal for us, but we were able to change to a room which suited us better, thanks to the helpful and understanding staff. The food was excellent, particularly the wonderful dinners. Most visitors were only staying for a couple of nights, but we were there for a week and could therefore appreciate just how good this riad was. We felt completely at home.

Our room in Dar Al Andalous was truly beautiful. We feel lucky to have been able to stay there for six nights. We especially wish to say how much we appreciated the manager Zehra. She was is lovely in spirit and helpful. We also appreciated the grace and friendliness of Rashid the waiter and doorman. We highly recommended that you choose the room which is listed with a jacuzzi because it is such a wonderful space.

This is a charming Riad not far from the Blue Gate. Our suite was a bit austere, but quite comfortable and spacious, with in room wi-fi which worked well. The owners and staff could not have been nicer and more accommodating. Breakfast and dinner featured Moroccan home cooking and were excellent. We really enjoyed our three night stay.

This place has the potential to be the best riad in Fes. The setting, the location, the building and the atmosphere is just amazing. Here are the problems: We asked for two separate beds but we were given one double bed (they called it a king but it was a double (137 cm x 187 cm size) and not a king size. The plumbing in our shower was broken. They tried to temporarily fix it but it was never fixed, so we were not able to take a decent shower for our four nights of stay. Don't be fooled by the images of the rooftop amenities. A layer of dust all over the furniture and no service on the rooftop. The owner is a nice guys but very cheap. Anything you want, even a box of tissues, you have to ask for it. TV (we didn't care much for watching it but it is advertised as an amenity) was broken in the room. We asked for the key to the safe several times (again advertised on the website included in a room), was never given to us. Breakfast is very very basic comparing to other places, no eggs or protein. The staff is really nice and accommodating but I received a very awkward hug from the gentleman helping with our bags on our way out right after I tipped him. I felt very uncomfortable. NOT PROFESSIONAL AT ALL.

Nice place. Good service