Riad Le Moucharabieh
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.
How the cosy score works →Why it scores 6.8, from guest reviews
- Restored 700-year-old riad with painted wooden ceilings and Moroccan artisanal materials throughout
- Warm welcome with tea and pastries, owner Christelle on-site providing attentive personal care
- Rooftop terrace, courtyard views, generous breakfasts, and intimate scale in quiet medina alley
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A strong fit for the breakfast, history and character and a rooftop. Guests point to guests consistently praised the generous, copious breakfasts with Moroccan pastries as a highlight of their stay and 700-year-old restored riad with painted wooden ceilings and period architectural details throughout.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Riad Le Moucharabieh located?
- Riad Le Moucharabieh sits in Derb Taryana Kebira within Fès Medina, tucked in a quiet alley near the Blue Gate in the heart of the old city.
- How cosy is Riad Le Moucharabieh?
- The riad scores 6.8 out of 10 for cosiness, it's a beautifully restored 700-year-old property with thoughtfully decorated rooms and charming courtyard spaces, though some rooms are on the smaller side.
- Is the staff at Riad Le Moucharabieh friendly?
- Yes, guests consistently praise the staff as extremely nice, accommodating, and kind, they greet arrivals with tea and pastries, help with local recommendations, and arrange services like hammam bookings with genuine warmth.
- What is breakfast like at Riad Le Moucharabieh?
- Breakfast is generous and tasty, served free each morning; guests describe it as big, copious, and succulent, setting a strong start to the day.
- Does Riad Le Moucharabieh have a rooftop terrace?
- Yes, there's a rooftop terrace with wonderful views over the medina's rooftops, a lovely spot to relax and take in the city from above.
- What dining options are available at Riad Le Moucharabieh?
- The riad offers well-prepared traditional Moroccan meals including tajines, couscous, and other dishes crafted by the on-site chef, allowing you to enjoy authentic cuisine without leaving the property.
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