Riad la Perle de la Medina

Dangerous place. Expensive. Very bad service. We was dropped. Dirt bathroom. Hair on a pillow. Swindle booking. Dirty cushions. There are unpleasant smell in the room. Untidy and unhigienic. The hotel has not email adress. Impossible contact with them. Anything advisable.

Nice restaurant with best marrocain food i love it's . This is expérience it's first expérience in morroco i love it's the Staff there ther are make you happening I recommend it because it offers services that many restaurants in the city do not provide. There is an excellent team of wonderful hosts

The riad looks stunning, the terrasse is lovely and has a cozy a**osphere. The staff is wonderful and the tea was amazing, I also liked the sweet can only be positive about this wonderful place and we’ll definitely be back. Tooooooooooooooop

The property lists free parking as an included benefit, but has no such parking to offer. When I asked where to park my vehicle I was told to find a place on the street. That is not free parking. Despite an empty hotel, I was given a room on the fourth floor of a hotel with no elevator, which felt unhelpful. The building is a gem, which is worth seeing as an example of local and period architecture. It is difficult to find and should probably come with arrival instructions.

This is an absolutely beautiful property with a lot of charm and exquisite details. The rooms are clean and comfortable with views of the gorgeous indoor atrium. Breakfast is delicious. And the property is located within walking distance of the shops (though it is a maze to walk through so you should get a guide). the staff is very friendly and helpful, though this is not a 24/7 type of place. The property manager is only available during business hours and there is no easy way to find help if you need it. That said, the staff knocks themselves out to be very helpful and treat you like family and I think they keep their eyes out to see if you need help. The two challenges with this property are (1) getting to it. If you try to come using a red cab, those cabs cannot enter this area of Fes. you will need a private car or another type of taxi service to get you to the property. also, GPS gets mixed up in this area and may direct you to a different property which looks adjacent the but the streets are a maze and it can be difficult. Best to contact the property to get guidance on arrival and departure. and (2) there is no elevator. there are narrow stairs to get to rooms. But the staff help you with your bags. Just tough if you have bad knees. Other than those two details, this property is well worth finding and staying in! Architecture and friendliness you may never experience anywhere else.

An absolutely beautiful hotel in a converted mansion. The staff is incredibly helpful and the location is near most of the Medina's attractions. Breakfast is included and excellent. The rooms have solid wifi and air conditioning, and although there are no elevators the staff will help with bags before you even ask. A few notes that Americans would not expect: -The Riad will expect payment in cash (in MAD). Much of Morocco is cash-only, and this is doubly true in Fez. -The Riad is going to expect that you will not have made plans and will instead ask them to set things up for you. This is going to be a common offer from many people you meet in Fes. If you book a tour with a guide, that guide is going to want to arrange any other tours. The Riad hosts, in our case, were somewhat annoyed that we had booked tours to fill our days. We later learned that there is a general system of informal kickbacks that filter back from anything that you buy... which will inflate the price of those goods (aka Tourist Tax or Foreigner Tax). My suggestion is to book your tours and fill your days, but tell the Riad that you just intend to walk around and explore. Meet your guide offsite if you don't want to deal with the Riad's annoyance. -After your stay, your hosts will likely offer their contact information. This is useful if you want to ship things from Fes, since most small stores don't have websites. It'll cost you a markup but is useful!

This design, location and service at this riad are fantastic. The decoration of the place is beautiful, it is on one of the entrances to the medina, and the people who run it are great. Highly recommended!

The Riad is beautiful and extremely well managed. The staff is very friendly and try to help you avoiding scams from outside merchants. I would highly recommend this place to anyone interested in Fez. The location is central but has a nearby parking.

We stayed at the pearl of medina in March. It was in a good location. The room was very big and unique. The breakfast was always huge. The host and workers were so lovely and always willing to help with any request. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend.