Hotels With Gym in Fes-Meknes, Morocco

A private and beautiful hotel outside the Medina, Hotel Sahrai is a good choice for travellers looking to reside outside the hustle and bustle of the old city. The amenities provided were top class though the breakfast selection and dinner quality could be improved upon. The hotel sits on top of a hill and the rooftop provides a beautiful view of the old medina and Jewish quarters. This is a good choice if you have a lot of luggage as cars are not allowed to drop you in Riads inside the Medina.

If you’re staying in Fes, I recommend you stay here. Staff are super friendly and helpful, room clean and comfortable, and the hotel itself as a great traditional Moroccan feel. Mohammed et al. made us feel very welcome. The location is great, walking distance from medina mazes. Brilliant stay and enjoyed Fes very much.

Nice hotel, it was good staffs and amenities. Cleanliness was good that I stayed with confortable. Highly recommend to stay here! But one of concern is Wi-Fi is weak in your room. However even if you detect these deficiencies, it is great hotel.

The hotel's WiFi coverage is particularly comprehensive, whether in the room, lobby, restaurant, or in the corner of the corridor, the WiFi signal is very strong, there will be no disconnection. I have tested it in various places in the hotel, the speed is very stable, and the video, game, and download files are smooth. For those who need to surf the Internet at any time, such a comprehensive and stable WiFi is really important.

This Marriott is really old. The facilities are very dated, and the heating system for the air conditioning is poor. The room has that smell of old things. The bedding is decent, and the cleanliness is okay. However, paying 1700 [currency] for the oldest Marriott is really not worth it; you'd be better off staying at some newly renovated budget hotels. The staff are all very enthusiastic, but they don't offer assistance with booking taxis within the hotel. You have to walk out of the entire complex yourself, which is very inconvenient. The bar at night is good, and the drinks are well-made. Breakfast has enough variety; I guess it's considered top-tier for Morocco. I can't give it a high rating, but it's better than staying in a guesthouse. The pool looks genuinely luxurious and is very photogenic. It would probably be very comfortable for swimming in the summer.

We stayed for 2 nights. Check-in took an extremely long time, and the next day our room key stopped working. We had to go and sort it out. I've lowered my service rating because of this. The safe wasn't working, which is another point off. The location is excellent – there's a large mall with a Carrefour hypermarket nearby. It's a 30-minute walk to the Medina and a 20-minute walk from the train station. The breakfasts are good; they make omelets, and the coffee is incredibly strong.

The most satisfying hotel on this trip to Morocco, beyond the film, the bedding is comfortable, and there is a whole set of diptyque toiletries. The fly in the ointment, the hot water for the bath needs to wait, the breakfast is single, there is no salt taste, the waiter is indifferent, and the grade of the hotel does not match.

Close to the edge of the ancient city, the location is good, the lobby atrium is beautiful and exquisite, and the staff is friendly. The room is small and the facilities are average, the bath water takes a long time to heat up, the water is not smooth, and the two rooms booked are leaking; Stayed for two days and the next day, the room did not clean the room, the room did not provide water, and the charge was 20 di a bottle. Later, the water was not charged after reflecting the previous problem. I don't know where Ctrip's luxury five-star evaluation came from?

There is a parking lot, and the breakfast is very varied. The room is oversized and the family is absolutely enough to live in. The room is very beautiful and comfortable.