2 Best Hotels in The Medina, Fez and the Middle Atlas

We've compiled the best of the best in The Medina - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Riad d'Or

$ | 17, Derb Ain El Anboub, Meknès, 50000, Morocco

This traditional guesthouse rambles across three 18th-century buildings; it's the kind of place where you might climb a staircase and chance on a plant-filled patio. Visitors on a budget will find decent amenities for the price, including good-size rooms, a quality restaurant, and a roof terrace for sunbathing or relaxing, complete with a pool and great views over the Imperial City.

Pros

  • Central location near Place el-Hedim
  • Large, well-appointed rooms
  • Panoramic terrace with a small pool

Cons

  • Can be noisy
  • Unreliable heat and air-conditioning
  • Decor can be tired
17, Derb Ain El Anboub, Meknès, 50000, Morocco
0535-53–38–71
hotel Details
21 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Ryad Bahia

$ | 13, Tiberbarine, Meknès, Morocco Fodor's Choice

Tucked behind the Dar Jamai Museum, this 14th-century family house has been lovingly restored and furnished, and it’s an impressive anthology of ceramics, rug weaving, and woodworking crafts. Rooms are comfortable, there’s a relaxing hammam, the rooftop garden is beautiful, and fine Moroccan dishes are served on the patio. The couple who own it have years of experience working as guides, and they’re a great source for the history and culture of Meknès and beyond. If you need a break from city sightseeing, head to its sister hotel, Les Jardins de Ryad Bahia. Just a 10-minute drive from the medina, Les Jardins has a large swimming pool in a lovely garden.

Pros

  • Knowledgeable owners
  • Outstanding service
  • Family-friendly atmosphere

Cons

  • Long walk from parking lot
  • No alcohol allowed on premises
  • Small property
13, Tiberbarine, Meknès, Morocco
0535-55–45–41
hotel Details
13 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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