Many of the reviews of this hotel were pretty unfair considering the price of the hotel (paid £18/room/night)
The pool was really nice and was empty most the time except for late afternoons. It is across a road however but that isn't really much of a problem. It's opening hours of 10am-11pm are pretty good as well.
The restaurant staff were lovely- we ate there a lot! The food was good though not everything on the menu was always available. Breakfast wasn't great but certainly edible.
Rooms were fairly standard, Tv (only english speaking channel is CNN though) Saw 2 cockroaches- but that's somewhat unavoidable inn Fes!
Easy to get a taxi into medina for less than a £1 from just outside.
There's a computer you can pay to use- but it is very slow
Not a luxury hotel but great for anyone on a budget.

We stayed at the Fes Inn for eleven days. Although you must take a taxi to the downtown or to the medina, it was a great value and we would certainly stay there again. The room was spacious and kept very clean. Given that we were there during the summer, the air conditioning was a welcome relief at the end of the day. We had a continental breakfast each morning which was unexciting but filling, and the servers were always friendly and helpful. There is a restaurant and bar but we didn't eat there, so we don't have any feed-back about the quality or service. The pool, which is across the street, is well-tended and quite pretty. The staff was helpful when asked. Be sure to ask for a room on the second or third floor, as there are rooms on the ground floor which are probably too close to the bar and nightly activities to be quiet after a long day of sight-seeing. This isn't a four-star hotel, but you aren't paying for one! Enjoy.

After reading some of the other horrible reviews we really were fearing the worst. However, upon arrival we were pleasantly surprised. The staff seemed friendly and accomodating enough. On the first night they did put us on the ground floor, but the rooms were quiet, clean and fairly spacious, and the bathrooms were fairly modern with hot water. On the succesive nights some of our friends moved to more spacious rooms on the 1st and 2nd floors.

The breakfast was modest and included eggs, pancakes and other cakes (pretty standard for Moroccan hotels). The bar in the basement was reasonably priced and was good for a couple of drinks before bed after a long day walking around Fez. Taxis to the centre should cost about 20Dm, as long as you flag them down at the front of the hotel (we paid 100Dh for one we booked via reception - mistake!). There are a couple of small shops either side of the hotel which are open late which sell food and drink.

I was annoyed at some of the other reviews. At the end of the day you get what you pay for; you are not paying top dollar so don't expect a 5 star experience! And complaining about the noise from the call to prayer in the middle of the night in a Muslim city is just plain stupid.

Not near the medina, you need to take taxi to anywhere, taxi is cheap. Room is fine. nothing special, my only complain is the the room only has two lamp, just too dark , 30 euro for hotel is cheap