Riad Fes Maya Suite & Spa
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Riad Fes Maya Suite & Spa is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Fes, offering a boutique environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Moulay Abdellah Quarter (0.4 mi) and Attarin Medersa (0.5 mi), guests of Riad Fes Maya Suite & Spa can easily experience some of Fes' most well known attractions.
Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV, a minibar, and a refrigerator, and Riad Fes Maya Suite & Spa makes getting online easy as free wifi is available.
You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including 24 hour front desk, a rooftop terrace, and a concierge. In addition, guests can enjoy breakfast during their visit. As an added convenience, there is paid public parking available nearby.
While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the cafes, including Cafe Clock, Nagham Cafe, and Yalla Yalla, all of which are a short distance from Riad Fes Maya Suite & Spa.
If you are interested in exploring Fes, check out one of the historic sites, such as Kairaouine Mosque (Mosque of al-Qarawiyyin), Fez Mellah, and Sahrij Medersa.
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The room was like a magical fairytale, we felt like princesses. It was so clean, robes and all the necessities provided. The bed was so comfortable and so were the pillows!
We had to leave early in the morning to start our desert trek and they sent us with breakfast to go. Truly the most wonderful hosts, and very safe might I add. Welcomed at the door by a bellhop who was so sweet and carried our suitcases to our room and prepared us tea upon arrival. We were provided a history of the Riad and some tips on touring in Morocco to keep safe. I’d come back just to stay here again.
The service is amazing. The hostess, Anna, is always available...not sure if she ever sleeps lol. She was very courteous and accommodating. She helped us take care of everything we needed. Hamid, one of the helpers, was also amazing and helpful.
The Riad itself is gorgeous; you’ll feel like you are staying in a historical site. The ceilings and decoration create a very scenic and comfortable environment.
We stayed in the Ambassador Suite and could not believe how much space we had. It was such a nice room with every amenity you could think of. It was two of us and a baby, and that room was more than suffice.
Riad Fes Maya is not the cheapest Riad in the area, but because of the great location, service, and accommodation, I believe it is well worth the extra money. I would highly recommend staying at Riad Fes Maya; you will not be disappointed.
Other things to note: If you want spa services message the hotel before your stay to book appointments. You can always do it while you are there but it helps to know what availability they have if you have a tight schedule like I did. It’s about 100 dirham from the train station if you take a cab. The cab drivers charge an extra 50 if you are driving around at night. The Riad is not hard to get to once you are dropped off on the street.
The place has WiFi so if you need to make calls on your cell over the internet you can do that. We charged our phones using the USB connection on the TV.
We stayed four nights in Riad Fes Maya and enjoyed them all. It’s a beautifully restored building with period furniture and a staff who all worked hard to ensure a happy stay for us.
The hotel is walking distance from the MĂ©dina, and up to a 30-40 minute walk from some of the popular attractions and restaurants. However, this was no problem since the hotel staff were always willing to help with getting a taxi (10-20 MAD). The staff also helpfully provided us with the address in Arabic to making getting a taxi back easier when we needed to.
The suites are something special - we stayed an extra night, extending our original booking, so we actually got to check out two different rooms. Super clean, nice bathrooms, and some exceptionally cool antique furniture, with some reproductions nicely complementing them.
We enjoyed the morning breakfast. This was very nice local fare though, plus eggs were always offered too, which was an added bonus.
Our experience differed happily from another reviewer, who felt some pressure to sign up for tours etc. We got one offer at check in, said we had made other arrangements, and that was it. No pressure, no problem.
I would be glad to stay here again, and wish the staff and the hotel the very best.
The tour, honestly speaking, was probably a scam. Just like countless other tourists arriving at all times of the year, we were told that it’s the last day of a handicraft festival (that none of the other locals nor tour guides know about), and so everything is 50% off. After a brief tour of a few local locations (bread shop, preschool, etc), we were taken to the standard set of tourist shops — carpets, leather, dress shop — where the items are about 5x higher than the prices quoted anywhere else in the city and 10x higher than the prices outside the city. Particularly egregiously, we were told a story that the carpets were woven by the widows of Fes, and the money supports them. They offered to let us see these widows at work. However, when we later called them on their offer, there was not a single woman. In fact, there was only a single loom, and judging by its dusty state, probably unused for a while. Also, quite amusingly, we were told that we can buy carpets there, ship them to the US, and sell them for enough profit to pay for our trip. Fortunately, we weren’t naive enough to believe that they wouldn’t take advantage of such an opportunity themselves if it were true. After visiting these shops, we were told that we’ve basically seen all of Fes, despite not having been to the Madrassa or a single tourist attraction. However, despite the tour being a scam, we enjoyed walking through the city with a guide and taking in all the sensations of Fes. Moreover, since we had already booked a real guided tour of the city for the second day, we did not miss out on anything. I do think it disingenuous to call this a guided tour of the city as opposed to a pure shopping tour, because it might tempt people to cancel their pre booked tours that actually allow them to see the entire city.
Overall, I would say that the standout characteristic of Riad is the service they provide. Besides the guided tour, the only detraction of the hotel is that the room is a little loud (little sound insulation from the rest of the hotel). The food served (prepared by Mama Fatima) is excellent if a bit pricey. We would recommend this hotel to other tourists, provided they are aware that guided tours provided by the hotel are not necessarily what they seem.
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