We visited during Ramadan and had Iftar at the Moroccan style restaurant. It was truly wonderful. Michlifen has to be one of the most beautiful hotels in Morocco, great decor, location and service. I shall be booking for a much longer stay next time and trying out the amazing Spa!

The hotel is 5 star with nice decoration and very clean, though the rooms were beatiful and luxury but small in size, the worst thing in this hotel is the staff, they are unfriendly and rude, even though you ask them for a favor they would mostly apologize !
Surprisingly a 5 star hotel has only 2 check in desks and no conseirge !
The staff shoukd be replaced to enjoy in this hotel.

The hotel is awesome. We did not stay in the hotel, but we did use the services of the spa. It was one of the most beautiful spa's I have ever seen! I only wish I lived closer. The entire spa including the pool was spectacular!

This boutique ski resort-meets-palace style resort is huge and the lobby is spectacular, but the most amazing part is the outdoor deck just outside the bar and breakfast areas - you go down a few steps to the pool, which is "joined" to an indoor pool which even has a chimney so you can swim in winter and watch the snowflakes falling. A lot of money was spent on renovating this property and it shows. I believe it's the sister hotel to La Mamounia in Marrakech and it really deserves to be 6-star. Rooms are beautiful, the views even more so and if it's tranquility and fresh air you want, it's on offer in spades. I'm surprised the other reviewer had poor service as the staff couldn't do enough for us and the breakfast is fit for a king (one of King Mohammed VI's residences is a palace down the road and you can see the emerald tiled roof from your balcony!).Brits don't have a clue about this hotel, seems to be on the radar for some Europeans but mention it in the UK and nobody's heard of it.

Ryanair have just pulled out of Morocco (almost totally) and there are no more Stansted (London) to Fez flights which will impact Fez. After Oct 1 2012 you'll have to get to Fez via. Paris or Milan or Brussells depending on the time of year/airline. So a big BOO to Ryanair. They cancelled my flight after I'd booked it. But if you're in/around Fez and fancy a trip into the mountains to Michlifen, the ski resort, this beautiful, fairytale palace of a place awaits you...