Riad Abqari Youssefi, Fes

Riad Abqari Youssefi is a recently renovated guest house in a historic building located in the Fes El Bali district, a car-free area that enhances the local experience. The property offers mountain views, a quiet street setting, a sun terrace, and a bar. Guests have access to free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms and walk-in showers, and free toiletries, slippers, and hairdryers. The on-site dining experience features a halal breakfast with juice, pancakes, and cheese, served in outdoor dining areas. The 24-hour front desk is staffed by multilingual personnel who can arrange paid airport shuttle service from Fès-Saïs Airport (18 km away) and a paid shuttle service for local transport. Nearby attractions include the Royal Palace Dar El Makhzen (2 km), Medersa Bouanania, Batha Square, and Bab Bou Jeloud, all within walking distance. Family rooms, heating, non-smoking rooms, luggage storage, and a concierge service are available, with daily housekeeping included. The atmosphere is personal, with owners arranging cultural tours, cooking classes, and desert excursions, as noted by guests who highlighted their hospitality in organizing trips to Merzouga. Riad Abqari Youssefi provides a range of room types, including doubles and triples, some with terraces or balconies, and the property features 3 terrace areas with views. A continental-style halal breakfast is served each morning at Riad Abqari Youssefi, prepared by staff who have been praised for their warmth.

Excellent hospitality from the family owners and staff, who arrange airport pickup, excursions, and desert trips.

Location is 5 minutes from Bab Bou Jeloud (the Blue Gate) and near main streets, making navigation easy in the Medina.

Abundant Moroccan breakfast with pancakes, cheese, and juice, noted for its generosity.

Two fantastic terraces with mountain views, plus a quiet, car-free setting.

Free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and private bathrooms with walk-in showers in all rooms.

Some rooms on the top floor have poor Wi-Fi signal and may experience noise from the water system at night.

Breakfast can be sparse for some tastes, with limited variety beyond bread, jam, and olives.

The Medina's car-free streets mean access is on foot, though the owners offer paid pickup from the entry point.