Hotels near Borj Sud

"We moved from the family suite to the triple room suite . But it was such an odd shaped room. The sofa was converted into a bed and as a result there wasn’t much space for my child to move in. The toilet are was such a squeeze. When sat in the toilet to shut the slide door was near impossible, with it banging into your knees. Very poorly thought out lay out for the toilet area . Also as the bathroom did not have a door it lacked complete privacy making it very difficult ."

"All (ok, maybe not all) I have to say is WOW!!! This Riad is what the hospitality industry is all about. You arrive, they can arrange pickup and drop off at going rates in the city. Everything is done for you. Someone greets you in a plaza and it’s a short walk to the Riad. Luggage is taken to the Riad for you and up to your room. You are greeted and explained the many rooms of the Riad as well as the surrounding area. They are willing to help you in any way…again at competitive rates for the extra services. The room was incredible, ours was on the top floor beside the outdoor open patio and their enclosed dining room. The breakfasts are out of this world. The dinners are to die for. The staff are friendly and helpful. I could go on about how wonderful they were and are stay was but I think you might get the hint already. Recommended 100%. Thanks Yasmine and staff!!"

"Beautiful hotel! The location in the medina can be difficult to navigate on your own, but the staff are very helpful in assisting with transportation. The pool, dinner, and breakfast were especially nice, making the hotel a beautiful oasis in the midst of a busy (and sometimes overwhelming) city."

"WiFi works great on all floors. Breakfast was amazing. Rooftop terrace has amazing views."

"The staff was more than accommodating. They communicated with us before our arrival and booked one of the best tour guides we have ever had: Momo! They were able to book a last minute hammam for us as well and made a dinner reservation on our arrival. Very attentive and quiet location."

"Beautiful riad. Huge room. About as ornate as it can get."

"If I could, I would give more than 5 stars for this breathtaking riad in the old city Fes. If you are a frequent traveler, you probably have have experienced the catfish aspect of a property posting it's unrealistically beautiful pictures on these platforms. Riad Mazar Fes is the exception. Pictures don't do justice to how beautiful this exceptionally build and meticulously maintained riad. And that is not the best thing about it. For starters, it's people tops the charts. Owner of the place Mr. Khaled treated us like family. He gave us time and attention, giving us a background of the place he build from ruins to a palace like riad. Being an arts and antiquities collector shows in his attention to detail here. He selected a wonderful staff too. Omar at the front desk couldn't be any nicer. He was willing to go above and beyond to make sure our stay was comfortable. Having stayed in a riad before, I was afraid that our room would be another old and uncomfortable space. It was surprisingly very modern and had all the comforts of a 5 star hotel. Daily clean towels and sheets, clean bathroom, fridge, TV, A/C, hairdryer, you name it, it has it. I can name a few top name hotel chains that are not as clean and comfortable as the room we had. Location is a walking distance to all attractions in Fes including the market, tanneries and historic sites, at thhe same time avoiding the noise and insccesiblity. You can park your car right in front of the property. I highly recommend it."

"The breakfast was excellent, fresh staff was friendly informed."

"We loved the beauty of the Riad courtyard and our room. We also loved the rooftop terrace of the Riad. We had one of our dinners up on the rooftop and we spent quite a bit of time enjoying the view of the medina and city from there. Breakfast was so-so and definitely not even close to one of the best we had compared to most of the other places we stayed in Morocco. The dinners were also not very good compared to other guest houses and restaurants we ate at in Morocco so we wouldn't recommend having your dinner there during your stay. We were especially disappointed with the dinner service one evening when the waiter spent a good 20 minutes chatting with a single woman dining alone instead of bringing us the salt and pepper we asked for. Lastly, we would highly recommend parking your car in the secure parking area instead of the street parking located just inside the medina. Finding and getting to the street parking was an absolute nightmare and complete waste of time. Then the scammers on the street demanded payment for parking there after we were told by the Riad it was free to park on the street. The staff from the Riad was no help when it came to dealing with the parking scammer. Do yourself a favour and just pay a bit more to park in the secured parking area. At least you won't have to deal with all the scammers in the medina and you will probably end of having a more relaxing experience."