Let me start off by saying that I was very excited for my stay here coming from NYC. I had contacted the manager before my visit telling him it was our honeymoon and he even upgraded us to a suite prior to our arrival and gave his personal cell phone for questions. Once we got there is where the problems... More

Originally, we had booked into the Sofitel Palais as we had heard it was thee best and unmatched hotel experience in Fes.. However, when we arrived the lobby seemed a little dark and dingy. My son didn't like it at all as we had arrived from a a very new big bling bling hotel from another city. Even though the... More

We stayed at Palais Faraj on April 26-27 and loved it. We were in suite #21, which is gorgeous and huge (sitting room, walk-in closet/dressing area, massive bedroom, massive bathroom, good-sized terrace). The room was beautiful, decorated with traditional cedar/plaster/mosaics. We were welcomed with mint tea and cookies, both of which were delicious. We drove from hotel to the souk,... More

As we passed through the arched gateway into the Palais Faraj we were a bit anxious after just checking out of a different five star that was a huge disappointment. Aha! Palais Faraj to the rescue. After entering the reception area and immediately being offered and enjoying a delightful Moroccan tea we were given a tour of the hotel and... More

I stayed at the Palais Faraj in Fes with a group of 10 people in November of 2012. The staff were professional at all times and courteous to my group. I needed some help behind the scenes with my group and hotel management was professional. The architectural details were amazing, food fabulous and plentiful, bar quiet and inviting. We stayed... More

Palais Faraj was lovingly restored by its current owner Mr. F. Driss in 2008 and the renovation is a labor of love. The architecture, exquisite tile work, chandeliers, hand woven rugs and attention to detail make it one of the best luxury experiences! The staff is attentive and the food in the restaurant is the best in Fes. Mederic Fauchillle... More

For the price of an average hotel in a large American city (which is my usual comparison point), you could be staying in a deluxe suite with impeccable and friendly service, delightful architectural features, delicious food and jaw-dropping luxurious decor in one of the most interesting and unique cities in the world. That was our experience at Palais Faraj. For... More

This hotel is seriously beautiful with well-appointed, completely tiled rooms, modern bathrooms, and very comfortable beds. There is a hammam in the basement, and a restaurant and bar on the top floor with great views of the medina and the surrounding area. The hotel is very clean and well-managed by a helpful and courteous staff. The food was very good,... More

That's the first impression a traveler experiences entering the square through an arched portico walking down carpeted stairs through a splendid entrance.The decor is pure Moroccan.After check-in step into a alcove to view the city and admire the hotel pools while sipping Moroccan tea served as you recline on a richly appointed sofa. Love that tea. Refreshed and ready to... More