Ryad Salama, conveniently located between the two major 'streets' of the medina, was a great base for us, and a very quiet and peaceful retreat from the bustle of the medina. It's blue tiled courtyard garden and pool are meticulously kept, as are the restored rooms and common areas. Our room, Cappucine, was a very generous size with a comfortable... More

My husband and I just spent 2 delightful days as the Ryad Salama in Fes. Honestly, all of the superlatives given in these reviews are more than accurate. Michel, the owner, has created a oasis of peace, using the best of the magic of Moroccan architecture. The garden with its typical blue and white tiles so famous in Fes is... More

We stayed at Ryad Salama end March 2013. The two strongest points: it's a marvellous riad (we stayed at the suite Grenadine on the ground floor and found the best bathtub ever:) and it's conveniently located between the two main alleys of the Fez medina. Like any other riad in Moroccan medinas, it's not easy to find (but we never... More

To get to the Ryad you walk through a part of the charming and busy Medina - and along some very narrow streets - and suddenly you are in the middle of a peacefull and beautyfull garden with oranges, lemons etc. And you are warmly welcomed by the host Michel. We were in Fes with som friends and occupied 4... More

We have stayed at Ryad Salama several times and it continues to delight us with its gracious charm, delicious food and the friendly and professional attention of its proprietor, Michel Trezzy. Oranges, pomegranates and lemons grace the delightful and peaceful garden overlooked by the comfortable and tastefully furnished rooms. A wonderful mixture of antiques and decoration by local craftsman complement... More

When me and my friend Hani planned our journey to Morocco, we used Tripadvisor recommendation a lot... thus we decided to stay at Ryad Salama when we were in Fes last February 2013. Upon our arrival in Fes, we emailed Michel (the owner) to send us a pick up transfer from the train station (we came from Marrakech). We have... More

I'd stay in the Ryad Salama again in a heartbeat. It's extremely well located right in the old medina of Fes and yet quiet and restful. It's just a short walk to either of the two main pedestrian market streets in the medina, to the gates to the newer part of town, to... well, really anywhere you might want to... More

We stayed in the Chocolatine room which had a lovely sitting room and a balcony which overlooked the courtyard. The room itself was gorgeous and inviting, with a beautiful stained glass window, which obscured a nonview. The bathroom was very pretty, but the shower temperature was a little hard to regulate. Breakfasts were delicious with croissants, pain au chocolat (yum),... More

A beautiful quiet spot, lovely rooms, nicely decorated, comfortable beds and bedding with private balconies overlooking the courtyard and small pool. The evening meals we had were delicious and we found them better and more interesting than those in nearby restaurants.