L'Hotel de Nice Meknes

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... airport transportation, beauty services,wifi and internet access, cable television, golfing and many other activities, as well as outstanding concierge service! Visit odicy.com to book your stay at this Moroccan gem and dive into the true culture of Morocco.

... historic, and the people are very nice. Although I can't honestly say I've been anywhere in Morocco where the people treated us like jerks. Tomorrow we head to Fes for the district conference, and we are excited to meet up with friends we've met in the other cities! :)

Meknes Pour la petite histoire, je déteste cette ville. L'ambiance y est glauque et toute les fois où j'y suis venue, je n'ai eu qu'une envie : repartir au plus vite ! Passant dans le coin pour nous rendre à Volubilis, on nous a hébergé.. Soirée bien arrosée et enfumée qui tourne au sordide aprés que le couple qui nous avait invité nous "propose" un échange de couple (sic) de façon plus ou moins forcée !! Intéressés à leurs dires, uniquement ...

... our way to the musical instrument workshops, with wooden lutes and beautifully painted drums hanging from their ceilings.  We were tempted to buy some, but decided that they probably wouldn't get through customs.  Walking back, we past shops filled with craftsmen, mostly welders and iron workers, many working without goggles or safety equipment of any kind, as they created intricate fences and bed frames.   We finally found ourselves back in ...

... qualche cura in più). arriviamo alle rovine in grand taxi, lo stesso che poi ci porta al vicino paesino di Moulay Idriss e di ritorno a Meknes. nel pomeriggio vaghiamo un po' per la medina anche se essendo venerdì è quasi tutto chiuso. ci facciamo indicare un un hammam e lo sperimentiamo: esperienza tra il magico e il surreale! serata di nuovo in piazza, tra venditori di cibo ambulanti e risse tra locali.

... called Le Dauphin. So, we settled on supper at Le Pub. The food was good and we had a really nice time together -- Choyce brought the conversation to topics as diverse as creative commons to learning Japanese. On our first full day in Meknes ...

... Someone had managed to find a packet of that slimy turkey ham so we did have turkey for Xmas! Kim had downloaded some Christmas songs on her IPOD, so thanks to her travel speakers, we sang along as we laughed and ate in the sunshine. It was funny when the Band Aid song came on with the line "There won´t be snow in Africa this Christmas Time." Too right! The most unusual Christmas Dinner I´ve ever had but so enjoyable. Picnic over, we drove on to Meknes ...

... myself with peering down into the mausoleum's courtyards from the hillside above. I began to notice in Moulay Idriss that many Moroccans, especially women, are unwilling to have their pictures taken, something I generally haven't experienced elsewhere in the Moslem world. This is true not only individually when asked but also in open markets, where many people turned away or covered their faces when they saw the camera so as not to appear in a general ...

I have been able to do some cool stuff since the Fondouk has reopened. I have been able to spay and neuter a few animals all by myself! I enucleated a kitten's eye and stayed up all night with an expensive French show horse from Rabat, who was colicing. I also convinced Doc not to kill an abandoned kitten. So now ...