Riad Mazar
+ 114
Finde das beste Hotel in Fès für deine Reisedaten, nach Preis oder Präferenz
Vergleiche Angebote für Riad Mazar aus Hunderten Websites – alles an einem Ort
Finde Angebote mit kostenloser Stornierung oder ausgezeichneten Bewertungen
Alle Zimmer und Preise vergleichen
Wir vergleichen Hunderte von Portalen, damit du den besten Deal bekommst.
Schnelle Fakten
Check-in ab: | 12:00 |
|---|---|
Check-out bis: | 12:00 |
Haustiere | Haustiere sind kostenlos erlaubt |
Zusatzleistungen
WLAN
Parkplatz
Klimaanlage
Shuttle zum Flughafen
Pool
24-Stunden-Rezeption
Weitere Infos über Riad Mazar
Riad Mazar
Die Unterkunft Riad Mazar befindet sich in Fès, im Bezirk Fes El Bali. Diese Unterkunft besticht durch einen Conciergeservice und bietet Gästen außerdem eine Terrasse.
Bewertungen von 
Gruppenreisender
Bewertet am: 18.02.2026
Aufenthalt im: Feb. 2026
Beautiful Riad centrally-located in medina
Myself and a friend stayed 3 nights in mid-February (Winter). Our rate included breakfast.
Pros:
-Helpful staff. We also spoke to the owner several times during our stay, he was always very welcoming.
-Clean premises.
-Beautiful internal architecture with stone and wood carvings & paintings and furnishings in covered courtyard and adjacent decorated ground floor rooms.
-Check-in: cup of refreshing mint tea on arrival. The courtyard is quiet compared with the hustle & bustle of the medina.
-Free WiFi throughout hotel. Log on details provided on check-in.
-One small lift to all floors. We tended to use the stairs. Our cases were delivered to the room.
-Room Jawhara (Suite, Floor 2) - key entry. Hanging space and shelves. Duvets. Free safe (ask Reception desk for key). Suitcase stand. Small wall-mounted Goldvision TV (HDMI port accessible). 2 small wooden chairs & small wooden table. 1 wooden upright chair. Wooden dresser with mirror. Fridge. Wall-integrated cooler/heater. Two single beds (firm mattresses) with bedside tables & lamps. 2 small rugs. Window with twin wooden shutters - views of a street below. Opposite side of room has 3 windows (each with twin wooden shutters) with view of riad’s internal courtyard. En-suite bathroom with walk-in shower & washbasin (water can run very hot), toilet, hairdryer. Tiled floor.
-Room - no kettle or tea/coffee making facilities, but hot water and tea/coffee & cups available on request.
-Breakfast, 8-11am. Moroccan food served at table: pancakes, brioche buns, eggs, cakes, olives, bread, butter, cheese, honey. We ate in the courtyard under the covered roof.
Cons:
-Room - occasional noise in evening from local children playing on street. Double-glazing would be useful. However, it’s nice to have a window with natural light into the room and hear the birds chirping.
-Room - some light leaks in from internal courtyard into room through the coloured glass panes, as no curtains, but it didn’t affect our sleep.
-Room - no kettle (see above).
Notes:
-We arrived by ONCF train from Rabat - it was an 8 minute (MAD 100) private taxi ride to the riad. The return - in a local red ‘Petit Taxi’ - was MAD 20 as we walked with our suitcases to the nearby Fontaine Batha fountain-roundabout (opposite Fez Heritage Boutique Hotel).
-Cash is king in Morocco so find a Money Exchange or ATM soon after arrival. We used a Money Exchange at Rabat-Sale airport and an ATM by the Blue Gate in Fez.
-There is a small pharmacy and several family-run convenience shops (drinks & snacks) close to the Riad. Turn right out of Riad then right at junction.
-During our stay in Fez on foot we visited Bab Boujloud (Blue Gate) old medina with its souks, cafes & restaurants, Place Boujloud square, Jnan Sbil gardens. We also did a Freetour walking tour (3.5 hours) through the medina - highly recommended.
-In Fez we ate at Medina (by the Blue Gate), Encanto, and The Seventh Art (twice).
-From Fez we also did a day trip to Volubilis (Roman ruins) and Meknes.
Pros:
-Helpful staff. We also spoke to the owner several times during our stay, he was always very welcoming.
-Clean premises.
-Beautiful internal architecture with stone and wood carvings & paintings and furnishings in covered courtyard and adjacent decorated ground floor rooms.
-Check-in: cup of refreshing mint tea on arrival. The courtyard is quiet compared with the hustle & bustle of the medina.
-Free WiFi throughout hotel. Log on details provided on check-in.
-One small lift to all floors. We tended to use the stairs. Our cases were delivered to the room.
-Room Jawhara (Suite, Floor 2) - key entry. Hanging space and shelves. Duvets. Free safe (ask Reception desk for key). Suitcase stand. Small wall-mounted Goldvision TV (HDMI port accessible). 2 small wooden chairs & small wooden table. 1 wooden upright chair. Wooden dresser with mirror. Fridge. Wall-integrated cooler/heater. Two single beds (firm mattresses) with bedside tables & lamps. 2 small rugs. Window with twin wooden shutters - views of a street below. Opposite side of room has 3 windows (each with twin wooden shutters) with view of riad’s internal courtyard. En-suite bathroom with walk-in shower & washbasin (water can run very hot), toilet, hairdryer. Tiled floor.
-Room - no kettle or tea/coffee making facilities, but hot water and tea/coffee & cups available on request.
-Breakfast, 8-11am. Moroccan food served at table: pancakes, brioche buns, eggs, cakes, olives, bread, butter, cheese, honey. We ate in the courtyard under the covered roof.
Cons:
-Room - occasional noise in evening from local children playing on street. Double-glazing would be useful. However, it’s nice to have a window with natural light into the room and hear the birds chirping.
-Room - some light leaks in from internal courtyard into room through the coloured glass panes, as no curtains, but it didn’t affect our sleep.
-Room - no kettle (see above).
Notes:
-We arrived by ONCF train from Rabat - it was an 8 minute (MAD 100) private taxi ride to the riad. The return - in a local red ‘Petit Taxi’ - was MAD 20 as we walked with our suitcases to the nearby Fontaine Batha fountain-roundabout (opposite Fez Heritage Boutique Hotel).
-Cash is king in Morocco so find a Money Exchange or ATM soon after arrival. We used a Money Exchange at Rabat-Sale airport and an ATM by the Blue Gate in Fez.
-There is a small pharmacy and several family-run convenience shops (drinks & snacks) close to the Riad. Turn right out of Riad then right at junction.
-During our stay in Fez on foot we visited Bab Boujloud (Blue Gate) old medina with its souks, cafes & restaurants, Place Boujloud square, Jnan Sbil gardens. We also did a Freetour walking tour (3.5 hours) through the medina - highly recommended.
-In Fez we ate at Medina (by the Blue Gate), Encanto, and The Seventh Art (twice).
-From Fez we also did a day trip to Volubilis (Roman ruins) and Meknes.
Anonymer Gast
Bewertet am: 19.06.2026
Aufenthalt im: Juni 2026
We really enjoyed our stay at Riyad Mazar. The staff and owners treated us like family. Location was great and highly recommend it. Helpful staff helped us arrange for a driver and a guide for the Medina. Laundry service was provided with a small extra fee.
We watched World Cup games in the courtyard with the owners. We appreciated the hospitality and look forward to returning there again for a future visit to Fes.
We watched World Cup games in the courtyard with the owners. We appreciated the hospitality and look forward to returning there again for a future visit to Fes.
Anonymer Gast
Bewertet am: 09.06.2026
Aufenthalt im: Juni 2026
The hotel has beautiful décor that truly makes you want to stay and enjoy the atmosphere. The owner and the staff are wonderfully kind, which makes the experience feel very welcoming.
As a small suggestion, it would be very helpful to have an iron available for guests. I understand that it’s not currently provided, but it would be a thoughtful addition many would appreciate.
As a small suggestion, it would be very helpful to have an iron available for guests. I understand that it’s not currently provided, but it would be a thoughtful addition many would appreciate.
Anonymer Gast
Bewertet am: 08.06.2026
Aufenthalt im: Juni 2026
location is very hard to find. in the middle of a labyrinthe where the GPS is of no help, when we ask people around us if they know where is Riad Mazar, no one seems heard this word before. after more than one hour, I finally found the hotel but no place to park your car. finding the hotel and a parking spot was the most frustrating part. room smaller than expected, elevator (fit only one person at a time) works every other time. on the positive side: staff very nice and doing the best they can to help you. air condition works fine, the place is clean.
Anonymer Gast
Bewertet am: 08.06.2026
Aufenthalt im: Juni 2026
If someone wants to see true Moroccan beautiful architecture, this palace -like riad is a good place to stay . I really appreciated calm , well designed and cared facility with samples of art work and traditional clothing on walls like a museum.
Perfekte Lage
RUE 2 N°12 ARSET BENNIS DOUH, Fes El Bali, 30110 Fès, Marokko|3,19 km vom Stadtzentrum entfernt
Check-in und Check-out
Check-in ab:
12:00
Check-out bis:
12:00
Gut zu wissen
Haustiere sind kostenlos erlaubt
Wenn einer oder beide Gäste Marokkaner sind, müssen sie für das Teilen von Zimmern eine Heiratsurkunde vorlegen, andernfalls behält sich das Hotel das Recht vor, den Check-in zu verweigern.
Gemäß der Regierungspolitik und den gesellschaftlichen Gepflogenheiten in Marokko muss beim Check-in eine Heiratsurkunde vorgelegt werden, wenn ein Mann und eine Frau ein Zimmer teilen und einer von ihnen Marokkaner oder Muslim ist.
Bitte kontaktiere das Hotel, um weitere Informationen zu Zustellbetten zu erhalten.
Riad Mazar: FAQs
Suchst du nach Flügen oder einen Mietwagen für deine Reise?
Wusstest du, dass wir dir bei der Planung der restlichen Reise helfen können? Erhalte exklusive Angebote und tolle Preise für Flüge und Mietwagen.Flüge nach Fez Sais
Mietwagen in Fès