Cosy hotels with a view in Fes
We've scored 13 cosy hotels with a view in Fes; Riad La Clé de Fes leads at 7.1/10. Ranked by cosy score.
- Fès
Tucked within the ancient Medina, this 14th-century riad, restored with zellige tilework, carved stucco and wooden ornaments, wins hearts through its spacious, beautifully decorated rooms, a generous breakfast of fresh local produce, attentive staff (Ikram, Ziane and Imane are named again and again), a rooftop terrace for watching the sun set over the Marinid tombs, and evening tajines and couscous cooked specially to order at remarkably fair prices.
- Fes Médina
Framed by stained-glass light filtering into spacious, traditionally tiled rooms, a courtyard alive with birdsong and lush plants, and a rooftop commanding panoramic views over Fes, Riad Toyour is completed by the warmth of host Idriss and his team, who arrange airport transfers, share traditional instruments with curious guests, and serve a chicken pastilla that guests single out as the finest of their entire trip.
- Fes Médina
Tucked into a 14th-century building a short walk from the medina's main thoroughfare, Dar Attajalli charms with its mosaic-tiled central salon, a rooftop terrace with sweeping views over Fes, atmospheric rooms, excellent home-cooked breakfasts and dinners, and the devoted attentiveness of its two hosts, both named Mohammed, who will wait up for late arrivals and translate menus into your language without a moment's hesitation.
- Fès
Tucked into a quiet medina lane, Riad Anata charms with its majestic open patio, beautifully decorated rooms, including a notably comfortable red chamber, plant-filled rooftop terraces where generous breakfasts of msemen, baghrir, eggs, olives and yoghurt are served with city views, and a warmly attentive team who also lead immersive cooking classes through the souk with chef Samira, all within a five-room intimacy that makes returning each evening feel like the best kind of retreat.
- Fes Médina
Tucked within the beating heart of Fès Médina near the Blue Gate, Dar Lantana is a tastefully decorated riad where a rooftop terrace serves homemade breakfasts with sweeping views, Latifa's couscous draws guests back for second and third stays, and owner Catherine's attentive counsel, alongside the resident cat Oscar, makes the compact, tranquil rooms feel less like lodgings and more like a Moroccan family home.
- FES medina
Presided over by the warmly attentive Latifa and her twin daughters, Riad Kettani enchants with its double-height rooms, colourful stained-glass windows overlooking the inner courtyard, abundant breakfasts served beneath traditional arches, and a setting just steps from the famous tanneries in the heart of the Fès medina.
- Derb Taryana Kebira, Fès Medina
Tucked into a quiet alley near the Blue Gate at the heart of Fès Medina, this 700-year-old riad enchants with its painted wooden ceilings, beautifully decorated courtyard, spacious and light-filled suites, a rooftop terrace overlooking the city's rooftops, generous breakfasts with Moroccan pastries, and the warm, attentive care of owner Christelle and her team, who welcome guests with mint tea and go quietly out of their way to make everything right.
- Blaenau Ffestiniog, United Kingdom
Perched beside a mountain lake with awe-inspiring views right on the doorstep, this eco-friendly guest house wins hearts through its spacious, warm, and cosy rooms, and the exceptional warmth of hosts John and Celia, whose encyclopaedic knowledge of Wales and the surrounding hikes transforms a comfortable stay into something quietly magical.
- Fes Médina
Tucked away a few minutes' walk from the Blue Gate, this riad wraps arriving guests in instant calm, welcoming them with mint tea and a small sweet, while the sound of the courtyard fountain and pool filters out the bustle of the souks beyond.
- Fes Médina
Tucked into a quiet lane deep in the médina, Dar Hafsa wins hearts through the warmth of hosts Karim and Mounir, who field WhatsApp messages around the clock, greet arrivals with mint tea on the rooftop, and serve breakfasts guests describe as absolutely delicious, making the slightly tricky navigation to reach it feel entirely worthwhile.
- Fès
Tucked into a quietly positioned corner of the Fès medina, this charming riad wins hearts with its beautifully decorated interiors, a plant-filled rooftop terrace offering lovely views, an outstanding breakfast, and warmly attentive staff who make every guest feel personally looked after, though lighter sleepers should note that city noise drifts in early, and smaller rooms and inconsistent air conditioning may test patience on hotter days.
- Fes Médina
Tucked into a quiet lane near Bab Bou Jeloud, this traditional Moroccan guesthouse wins repeat visitors with its rooftop terrace views, freshly prepared breakfasts, packed to go when needed, and an owner whose attentive hospitality extends to waiting until guests are ready before clearing the morning table.
- Fès
The rooftop terrace with its views over Fès, the welcoming ritual of mint tea on arrival, and the warm attentiveness of staff like Baidrris give this traditional riad a certain charm, though rooms vary considerably in quality and the breakfast arrangements, sometimes served a short walk away, may give the more particular traveller pause.
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