Country Info
- Rabat
- Capital
- Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
- Currency
- 30,645,305
- Population
- MA
- Country Code
Fes Slideshow
Top Hotels in Fes
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Royal Mirage Fes
116 reviews -
Zalagh Parc Palace Hotel Fez Fes
101 reviews -
Hotel Jnan Palace Fes
79 reviews
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Hotel Palais Jamai Fes
210 reviews -
Crown Palace Fes
58 reviews
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Menzeh Zalagh Fes
110 reviews -
Hotel Wassim Fes
54 reviews
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Ibis Moussafir Fes
211 reviews
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Hotel Fes Inn
54 reviews
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Riad El Yacout Fez Fes
60 reviews -
Merinides Fes
40 reviews
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Tghat Fes
13 reviews
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Hotel Mounia Fes
54 reviews
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Riad Arabesque Fes
57 reviews
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Ramada Fes
58 reviews
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Moulay Yacoub Hotel Fez Fes
17 reviews
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Hotel Sofia Fes
33 reviews
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Riad Le Palais D Hotes Fes
21 reviews
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Hotel Zahrat Al Jabal Fes
55 reviews
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De La Paix Fes
17 reviews
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Riad Fes
196 reviews
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La Maison Bleue Fes
19 reviews
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Riad Les Oudayas Fes
18 reviews
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Sidi Harazem Fes
9 reviews
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Batha Fes
110 reviews
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Dar Al Andalous Fes
45 reviews
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Dar el-Ghalia Fes
40 reviews
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Riad Fes Baraka
82 reviews
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Dar Cordoba Fes
126 reviews
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Riad Ibn Battouta Fes
37 reviews
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Riad Ibn Khaldoun Fes
27 reviews
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Riad Laaroussa Fes
366 reviews -
Hotel Cascade Fes
20 reviews
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Hotel Nouzha Fes
18 reviews
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Hotel Reda Fes
1 review
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Riad Numero 9 Fes
241 reviews
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Hotel Kairaouan Fes
1 review
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Pension Batha Fes
13 reviews
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Riads Fascination Fes
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Pension Kawtar Fes
6 reviews
Fes
Travel Blogs from Fes, Morocco
Fes (the city...not the hat)
This is a top pick! ... ride, but we learned a very important lesson in that short amount of time; never buy second-class train tickets in Morocco! Unlike first-class tickets that have reserved seats, they sell an unlimited number of second-class tickets for any given train. ...
Welcome to Morocco!
This is a top pick! ... to London. So, after a brief stopover in Malaga we were off to Melilla and possibly all the way to Fes, depending on how travel in Morocco was. The ferry was overnight and not all that restful. We arrived bleary-eyed in Melilla, still a Spanish ...
Final choice green photo
This is a top pick! so this is the final pic i chose for the LP thorn tree december photo contest. to see a larger version of the pic just click on the thumbnail of it in the gallery above... and to see the other green pics i decided not to use, go to the previous ...
Fez - Chaotic, Mesmerizing and Annoying
This is a top pick! ... out of this fairly well; the whole thing left a bad taste in our mouths. So far; this fits in with our experience of Morocco: the first impression is rather bad, then we grow to find the place very interesting and even somewhat pleasurable, only to end up ...
Medinas, masoleums, mosques.......
This is a top pick! ... same place for dinner, another pretty early night.... Fes - another easy train ride, beautiful rural setting...train travel in morocco really is very cruisey. - also an imperial city of morocco; probably the biggest in fact. - big of a trek ...
Fes, Morocco - our final city
This is a top pick! It's Ramadan, it’s boiling hot and we’ve made it as far as Fes in Morocco. The easiest way to get here from Zanzibar would have been to fly into Europe and then back out again, but that seemed gutless. The hardest way would have been tow walk ...
Exploring Fes's Medina
This is a top pick! ... is to embrace everyone like a brother or sister... to love everyone. I have definitely been on the receiving end here in Morocco and I am happy to say that this destination beats any and all of the western places I've ever visited... In terms of the ...
We finally left rabat on the 8th dec and ...
This is a top pick! ... call to prayer was so noisy it was unbelievable. All in all we found Casablanca to be fairly unremarkable. As the largest city in Morocco it was modern (at least by Moroccan standards) and didn't have much of an atmosphere to the place. We did the ...
A Day with Thami and a Lesson in Negotiating
... signs, he led us straight to the rug dealer. Warmed up to negotiate, I had a field day here. Lowell had come to Morocco with hopes of bringing back a rug for his den, although after our experience in Marrakech with laughable prices, I wasn’t ...
Volubilis and Fes.
This is a top pick! ... it all day. The alternative of taxis for our Fes touring worked very well and we were taken to various artisans workshops around Fes before commencing a guided tour of the Medina. We definitely needed our wonderful guide as the Fes Medina has some 9,000 ...
Magical Morocco
This is a top pick! ... robes and the women wore either a head scarf, or full on coverings showing only their eyes. But this is why I came to Morocco, to experience something completely different, and I knew I made the right choice. When we arrived to our hotel (they ...
Imperial City
This is a top pick! ... are the indigenous people of North Africa. 70% of Moroccans have Berber in them. Most of the successful people in Morocco have their start in Fes. What we heard about Fes was that the Medina was huge and confusing and that the people here would hassle ...
The Best of the Moroccan Cities We Visited
... home for the next three days, had provided very explicit directions upon arrival. My sport of haggling was not applicable here in Fes; the taxis actually run the meters. The driver dropped us off at the fountain near Hotel Bahta as directed. Richard used ...
A Cooking Class in Fes
If you recall I compared cooking is for Lowell as porn is for most men. To fulfill this need we organized a cooking class for today. We awoke at 8:00AM to a delicious breakfast of fresh OJ, pancake/crepe with honey, muesli and fresh bottled yogurt. ...
Fes
This is a top pick! Fes was an extraordinary place to lost amongst the hillside bazaars, workshops, restaurants, mosques, markets, schools and dye pits inside the medina of Fez El Bali that acts as a giant labyrinth. At first we were content at making our way cautiously ...
Fes for the weekend
Went to Fes for the weekend to pick up Steve's friends who are studying in Rome and Sadie's cousins from Cambodia. Hung out in the medina, ate, drank, a usual trip to the 1200 year old city (this year! Happy birthday ...
Eventful weekend
... states...in north africa...and you're eating at McDonalds..." well yes but only because it is a completely different culture being in Morocco and Macky D's here is THE cool place to hang out and eat, apparently especially on saturday nights. All of the ...
The Fes Market
... closest to her home. We stepped out of our comfy riad and entered the maze. This is the old city -- old medina -- of Fes, where 9,000 streets (often about 6 feet wide and without cars) run between the building walls and the supports put in to preserve ...
Suffocating
... Surprisingly, we managed to find our way around without too much issue; perhaps we are getting slightly used to navigating Morocco's crazy medinas. Of course, the guidebook's walking tour lays everything out very nicely, making it a little harder to ...
Fes
... was impressed. He explained how his brother lived in the LA and we began talking about the differences between the states and Morocco. Khalid explained that his brother was not all that comfortable in LA, because the people are always in a hurry. ...
Getting Lost in the Medina
Aggressive tour guide Third story penthouse Medina Portuguese traveler Trying to opt out of the third night Aggressive kids Drinks at Le Bar des ...
Back from Morocco
... : Well since I've contacted you last we've done our third continent in four days. On Monday we left southern Spain for Morocco. The fast boats weren't running because the winds were horrific and the water was rough. We arrived in Tangier and got right ...
3 days trip to the Sahra
zuerst mal nur fotos, da ich keine Geduld habe auf diesen bloeden Tastaturen lange Texte zu ...
Fes, Morocco
... for handicrafts - everything from leather goods to scarves, woodworking and carpets. There is an art to shopping in Morocco and haggling is expected. We had to learn as we went, but fortunately our guide helped us out. ...
Back 'home' in Fes
After a rigourous and wonderful sleep deprived weekend, I am back to the student life and my apartment in Fes...My hours are once again consumed by tests, homework and cue cards laden with vocabulary... It's a wild ...
Update: P
... ago and I was woken up at various times of the night with cracks of thunder that would make Zeus cry for his mammy. In Morocco houses don't tend to have roofs.....they have a kind of canope which prevents water coming in but which also lets the cold air ...