Hot Springs Hotels in Fes-Meknes, Morocco

The best local hotel, no one. Surrounded by greenery, it is very quiet, with a swimming pool, a golf course and convenient parking. The hotel is decorated on a high level, the room is fully equipped, the bed is very large and comfortable, the bathroom is not small, very clean, the room has snacks, coffee machine and so on. In the evening, we also provide sleeping service, help you to lay a bed, put down your slippers, adjust the lights, it is really warm, and there are places for children to play, it is suitable for parents to stay, give five-star praise!

We were pleasantly surprised by the Hotel Volubilis. We hesitated to book the hotel because of some bad reviews about not having hot water and the staff being unfriendly (especially to Asians). But we decided to book anyways because of its location and quite affordable price. We were arriving to Fez at around 5pm, and we were told staying at the Medina wouldn't be worth it. Since we were catching a flight the next morning, we thought it would be more convenient to stay in the new city. So, despite some of the bad reviews, we decided to spend the night at Hotel Volubilis. Its location turned out to be great. It's right at the center and by the main avenue. There are lots of places to eat at walking distance and there are several Carrefours closeby also at walking distance. The staff was nice and they welcomed us well and took our request for a taxi to the airport in the morning. So, we have no complaints about the staff. Our room was big with a terrace. The room was old but clean. The terrace had no table or chairs, but it was okay. The bathroom was also big and we had no issues with the hot water. We showered at arrival and in the morning and water was hot and with pressure. The thing that we missed the most in the room was a fridge. Other than that, all good and acceptable. Though we agree with the other comments saying that this is not a 4-star hotel by ”global” standards.

The staff haddou uncle is very good, the hotel is in the small alley of the main road in the old town of Fez, the uncle gave us a map, tell us the location of the various attractions, we try to extend the main road, otherwise it is easy to get lost. Breakfast is served on the terrace, very good. Going early the next day, Uncle also packed up the breakfast and brought it to us on the road. The downside is that the room is small, very dark, and may be a layer of relationship.

The hotel is new and the service is good, mainly with indoor hot springs. But there is an additional charge. Breakfast was ok. Suitable for family vacations or couples. Great!

Super great! The lobby of the hotel is decorated in a Moroccan style, as if it came to an attraction. The boss brothers are very good, very self-cultivating, and the service is warm and thoughtful. Especially the breakfast is great! Absolutely a very cost-effective hotel! ! Some people say that they can't live in this hotel, which means they don't come to Fes, agree. Although the hotel is in an alley, the old towns of Fez are all alleys, and there are alleys everywhere. Travel is best for chartered cars and please guide, the hotel owner can help solve.

The experience we had at another Riad set very, very high expectations, so read this with that in mind :) I've worked and stayed in luxury hotels around the world, and if you're looking for a stunning hotel, with pleasant service this would be a top choice. However overall we were looking for more of an intimate experience. Staff were very nice; they were young, friendly, kind and caring. Travelling with my mother however, it felt very uncomfortable when I was asked 'how my wife was doing?!', this summed up the disconnection between the hotel and the experience. A beautiful hotel but short of a 4/5 star experience. It is one of the most stunning Riads you will stay at. The restaurant serves great food, and the views are amazing - if you can handle the three floors of steep steps. Overall, you won't be disappointed but it felt like when we stayed there was no manager for those extra touches you expect when paying this much.

The location is excellent, in the old town, very close to the sights. The door can be parked for 20 dirhams a day. The terrace has a good view, the hotel is decorated in a style and the service is warm. The only thing is that the room has no outward windows, but the overall is very good.

The 14th century house, the building itself is very beautiful and amazing. Breakfast is on the top of the building, the scenery is great, and you can see a large area of medina. The room facilities are also good, basically have everything they should. But the old house also has problems. The soundproofing is too poor. There is a room on the second floor that can be heard up and down by the elevator, and the noise in the aisle will be loud. It was already evening on the day of arrival, and when I entered the house, I rushed into the smell of disinfectant water. The biggest breakdown is that there are 4 power jumps in 2 nights. This kind of thing happens in such a house is really scary. When the staff said that this had never happened before, it made people feel even more terrifying. The traffic is fairly convenient, you can park nearby, and you don’t have to drag your luggage for too long. But this location is actually quite far away from the regular old city activity area, and the shortcuts in the old city don't dare to go at night. We wanted to take a taxi on the side of the road at about four or five o'clock. It was difficult to take a taxi. It seemed that the taxis were full of people. Leaving in the morning, I had to take a taxi to the CTM station. Since it is difficult to call a petit taxi at this location during the day, I asked the front desk to help book a private car. It takes about ten minutes and 100dhr. If you know you have been killed, you can only use this method. The girl at the front desk is very dedicated and feels like she is sitting there day and night. If you have any questions, just ask her, but it makes people feel that pushing dinner and spa is a bit too much, but I don’t say anything if I refuse. Woke up the morning before leaving and helped us pack breakfast.