Like most Riads... The real fun is walking into the atrium for the first time. Riad Myra did not disappoint. The place is gorgeous. The rooms spacious. The staff is very attentive. The breakfast each morning is full of delicious breads and spreads. We even spent one evening drinking a bottle of Moroccan wine on the roof. Oh yeah, unlike... More

Great service, great people, great space! The rooms are very large, and the living space is so inviting! Thank you! More

I'm not sure why this Riad isn't more highly ranked at Trip Advisor. The room was very spacious with a foyer, living room/ wine area, and the bed. The bathroom was very large, albeit poorly lit. The Riad itself is a beautifully done old Fes mansion with several rooms. They offer wi-fi in the lobby and a great breakfast. The... More

Outside is a dingy alleyway but behind the huge front door is amazing--a little piece of Fez magic! Beautifully traditional in presentation in every way -you can feel the history. Our room was very spacious which was ideal for a three day stay. The public areas are spacious and airy and a great place to relax between visits to the... More

Our tour group of 12 stayed in this beautiful inn about 5 minutes' walk from the main entrance to the Medina. The rooms are spacious and beautifully decorated, and we felt as if we had stepped back in time (but with modern bathrooms). Our room was The Favorite; the other I saw that was equally beautiful was The Concubine. We... More

Ryad Myra is a very beautiful moroccan style hotel. We travelled for low season during Ramadan so we where the only two guests in the hotel. There was only 2 members of the staff working when we arrived. It was very hot to sit in the courtyard the is no ac and no ventilation. Our room and beds where comfortable... More

Who knew behind the old doors of this dark alley when we arrived at night was an oasis of calm. Enter into a beautiful courtyard with helpful and attentive staff. Each room is different. Our suite was spacious and we really felt like we stepped back in time. Quiet riad except for the noise of a wedding outside one night.... More

There is no pleasure in writing my first negative review on TripAdvisor, but it is certainly warranted. The Riad Myra was by far my most expensive stay in a four week trip through seven cities in Morocco, costing me 435 Euros (about US $620) for four nights. It was also the most unpleasant stay I have had in any city,... More

This is a gorgeous riad. It looks like a palace inside; it has been beautifully renovated. When we arrived we were greeted with hot mint tea and friendly staff. Our room was lovely, not huge but with a nice big bed, a small couch and table, two large floor pillows, a flat-screen TV and a wardrobe. The TV had at... More