Great Riad

Phenomenal riad. The pictures online don't do it justice and my expectations were exceeded! Beautiful courtyard both inside with a fountain and sitting area and outside with the pool and gardens. Wonderful views from the rooftop terrace. Our room was huge, ornately decorated, and comfortable. The bathroom was also spacious and modern. The complimentary black scrub soap was a nice touch. The staff were very helpful.

This riad was lovely, thoughtfully appointed and just beautifully restored. The staff always helpful and filled with smiles. Truly a gem!

Beautiful hotel. Many amenities

Our stay was amazing! The staff is friendly and committed to making your stay perfect. Its on the edge of the medina so its cery quiet. We didn't venture out without a guide, but seemed like you could easy enough. Food was very good. Breakfast was delicious with fresh baked breads and jams, fresh squeezed orange juice, coffee and tea. We ate dinner at the hotel both nights since we were tired at the end of the day. Selection was perfect for our family. Nixe tangine options with wonderful bread. We srayed in the royal suite and it eas just beautiful! Took my breath away when we first walked in. Only hardship was the shower in the bathtub without a curtain. Took some maneuvering not to get water all over the floor, but i managed. My 9yo son, not so much! Sevond night was a bath for him! Overall stay was amazing and I would definitely stay here again!

Location near edge of Medina was excellent, allowing easy access to hustle and bustle of the heart of Medina, but then was quiet oasis when at the ryad. The ryad itself was like a palace, with gorgeous wood, tile and plaster architectural details. But all of that would have been meaningless had it not been for the warm and attentive service from both the owners and those who worked there. They helped with setting us up with a guide to walk the Medina, a driver for a trip to volubulis, and taxi to the train station. They called in dinner reservations for us one night, gave us lots of advice and tips for making the most of our stay, greeted us when we returned each evening, and made us feel like welcome guests. Truly a great stay and I wholeheartedly recommend.

The experience, service and safety were excellent. Having drinks on the rooftop and overlooking the city is priceless. A Ryad stay when visiting Fez is highly recommended. The staff is so helpful and accommodating. We loved our stay there.

Loved everything!

Ryad Mabrouka was perferct. The best ryad we stayed in Morocco. And the mint tea we had here was also the best mint tea we had in Morocco. The staff were

If you are looking for luxury ryad with stunning interior, than stop and book your stay at Ryad Mabrouka. We booked Royal Suite, it was like staying in the museum - wall decorations, furniture, high ceilings decorated by wooden panels. Huge rooftop with mazing views over the medina. Beautiful sunsets and sunrises, highly recommend going to the rooftop terrace during night prayer, very unique experience to listen mosques echoing each other all over the city. We also enjoyed our breakfast in the beautiful garden. This place is just a pure gem. Also close to a parking lot. You can hire a guy for 20Dhr who will show you the way and carry your bags all way to the Ryad.

Garden oasis with oranges, quince, jujubes, and a small pool. Delicious substantial breakfast. Gorgeous airy interior. In the old city yet away from the hustle and noise. Professional and friendly staff, charming owners.

If you are looking for luxury ryad with stunning interior, than stop and book your stay at Ryad Mabrouka. We booked Royal Suite, it was like staying in the museum - wall decorations, furniture, high ceilings decorated by wooden panels. Huge rooftop with mazing views over the medina. Beautiful sunsets and sunrises, highly recommend going to the rooftop terrace during night prayer, very unique experience to listen mosques echoing each other all over the city. We also enjoyed our breakfast in the beautiful garden. This place is just a pure gem. Also close to a parking lot. You can hire a guy for 20Dhr who will show you the way and carry your bags all way to the Ryad.

I was really excited about staying at Ryad Mabrouka as it came highly recommended. The property is lovely with its huge inner courtyard, beautiful lush garden, and expansive and comfortable rooftop terrace. Pierre (one of the owners) was very personable but I didn’t have a chance to speak much with his wife (the other owner) as she was rarely around. The gentleman who was there in the mornings and evenings was nice but we weren’t able to communicate as he didn’t speak English. My room was very clean and the bed was super comfortable. The disappointment for me was the breakfasts. For the caliber of accommodation that Mabrouka is, I expected fresh bread and fresh fruit to be served each day and had also expected eggs to be an option. Having stayed in many riads in Morocco, I’ve almost always been served eggs (I did ask the 2nd day and was served a very nice omelette but the bread and fruit served still weren’t fresh). I was not the only guest who felt this way. The property is lovely, but for the money spent with the lack of a decent breakfast, I would not return.

I was really excited about staying at Ryad Mabrouka as it came highly recommended. The property is lovely with its huge inner courtyard, beautiful lush garden, and expansive and comfortable rooftop terrace. Pierre (one of the owners) was very personable but I didn’t have a chance to speak much with his wife (the other owner) as she was rarely around. The gentleman who was there in the mornings and evenings was nice but we weren’t able to communicate as he didn’t speak English. My room was very clean and the bed was super comfortable. The disappointment for me was the breakfasts. For the caliber of accommodation that Mabrouka is, I expected fresh bread and fresh fruit to be served each day and had also expected eggs to be an option. Having stayed in many riads in Morocco, I’ve almost always been served eggs (I did ask the 2nd day and was served a very nice omelette but the bread and fruit served still weren’t fresh). I was not the only guest who felt this way. The property is lovely, but for the money spent with the lack of a decent breakfast, I would not return.

The nicest place I have stayed in for a long time. Staff are so friendly and kind. Rooms are amazing and food is wonderful. The Riad is gorgeous!

Ryad Mabrouka is truly a gem. Not only is the property gorgeous, but the entire staff was extremely helpful and thoughtful - from helping us arrange dinner/spa/guide reservations to remembering how we like our coffee in the morning. The location is also great and easily accessible. I highly recommend eating breakfast at ryad each morning and doing dinner at least once - the food, service, and wine list were all great. Would highly recommend Ryad Mabrouka to anyone visiting Fes!

Beautiful courtyard and terrace. Very welcoming and helpful staff

Really pretty, easy to find, easy parking close by, the staff was excellent and accommodating.

A beautiful riad with numerous common spaces to relax in, very well run with the nicest staff. All the meals were delicious especially the lamb tagine. As ours was an eighteen day journey and this was partway through, we particularly liked we could have our laundry done on site for a very reasonable rate and it was done quickly. Terrific stay.

Welcoming, friendly owners (French) and staff. Comfortable room and bathroom. Very attractive garden and small swimming pool. We ate here twice: the food was tasty and very good value. Centrally placed Riad.

My partner and I have just returned from a fantastic one week stay at Riad Mabrouka and can't recommend it highly enough. We'll be telling all our friends and family about how lovely the riad is. From our arrival until we left (at a very early hour), the staff were extremely welcoming and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble. Pierre and Caroline were great hosts, sharing local knowledge and ensuring our stay was perfect. The garden is a delight, a very peaceful, cool escape from the Medina, a lovely place to enjoy the fantastic breakfasts and evening meals. The pool is chilly at first, but a welcome relief from the heat of the day. The interior of the riad is beautifully restored and furnished exquisitely. The rooftop terrace gives fantastic views across the Medina and is a great place to soak up some sun and watch the many varied birds flying over. My partner enjoyed sharing his passion of bird life with Pierre. We're already looking forward to planning our next visit. 10 out of 10 from us. A big thank you to Pierre, Caroline, Fatima (❤️), Khalid, and the rest of the team.

My partner and I have just returned from a fantastic one week stay at Riad Mabrouka and cant recommend it highly enough. Well be telling all our friends and family about how lovely the riad is. From our arrival until we left (at a very early hour), the staff were extremely welcoming and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble. Pierre and Caroline were great hosts, sharing local knowledge and ensuring our stay was perfect. The garden is a delight, a very peaceful, cool escape from the Medina, a lovely place to enjoy the fantastic breakfasts and evening meals. The pool is chilly at first, but a welcome relief from the heat of the day. The interior of the riad is beautifully restored and furnished exquisitely. The rooftop terrace gives fantastic views across the Medina and is a great place to soak up some sun and watch the many varied birds flying over. My partner enjoyed sharing his passion of bird life with Pierre. Were already looking forward to planning our next visit. 10 out of 10 from us. A big thank you to Pierre, Caroline, Fatima (❤️), Khalid, and the rest of the team.

We had a lovely Moroccan experience! The Riad had been beautifully restored with its inner shaded tiled courtyard area with pillars on all sides, and a small central fountain. The gardens offered shade and tranquility and were a lovely setting for breakfast and an optional dinner. There was a delightful plunge pool in one corner of the gardens which was so welcoming at any time of the day. The flat roof top terrace offered approx southerly views across the Medina with the Tala'a Kbira straight ahead (some 5 mins walk away). Medersas, Museums, the old souks were all within an easy walk, and for independent travellers it was about 15 mins walk to a taxi/ bus station for petits taxis and grands taxis sharing to either other parts of Fez or to other towns. We spoke basic Arabic or French to get by but unlike in the Medina, I don't know the taxi drivers would have understood English. We visited Meknes, Azrou, Ifrane, Sefrou and Bilaal using our Rough Guide and a local trusty guide on occasions. People so kind, friendly and generous - you may also get offered mint tea in their homes. Fully recommend a visit even in August when we went as long as you're ok with an average temperature of 40 degrees! Caveat: lots of walking on uneven surfaces, steps and very hot but dry heat but cooler at night. Remember to dress bearing in mind local customs ie shoulders and legs covered. In fact, long, flowing clothes are comfortable and cool.

We had a lovely Moroccan experience! The Riad had been beautifully restored with its inner shaded tiled courtyard area with pillars on all sides, and a small central fountain. The gardens offered shade and tranquility and were a lovely setting for breakfast and an optional dinner. There was a delightful plunge pool in one corner of the gardens which was so welcoming at any time of the day. The flat roof top terrace offered approx southerly views across the Medina with the Talaa Kbira straight ahead (some 5 mins walk away).Medersas, Museums, the old souks were all within an easy walk, and for independent travellers it was about 15 mins walk to a taxi/ bus station for petits taxis and grands taxis sharing to either other parts of Fez or to other towns. We spoke basic Arabic or French to get by but unlike in the Medina, I dont know the taxi drivers would have understood English. We visited Meknes, Azrou, Ifrane, Sefrou and Bilaal using our Rough Guide and a local trusty guide on occasions.People so kind, friendly and generous - you may also get offered mint tea in their homes.Fully recommend a visit even in August when we went as long as youre ok with an average temperature of 40 degrees!Caveat: lots of walking on uneven surfaces, steps and very hot but dry heat but cooler at night. Remember to dress bearing in mind local customs ie shoulders and legs covered. In fact, long, flowing clothes are comfortable and cool.