Pension Kawtar Fes
Taryana Seghira No. 25 Fes, Morocco
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Fes is literally just down the road from Meknes. There are no snow mountains in between. No desert plains. No hairpins curves with cliffs. Just a relatively decent road for 60kms and you are in downtown Fes. Arriving is one thing. Finding the Hertz office to return the rental car is another. Driving in the city of Morocco is taking things to a new …
Back in Fes
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When I got back to Fes on Monday, Hotel Cascade was full!! Lots of people pouring into town for new years.
Kind of a relief as I didn't want to have to face Hussan if I stayed elsewhere.
Stayed at Pension Kawtar which is pretty …
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... the side of the road, no shoes, with clothes that were obviously very second-hand. Men led donkeys or burros attached to carts, full of sticks, or other supplies.
Finally, after almost a 12 hour drive, we arrived in Fes, to our hotel at around 4:30pm Morocco time (one hour ahead of Spain). The hotel was very nice (Menzeh Zalagh), a **** hotel, for Morocco standards. The rooms were big! Ours had three beds and a window that opened to a large sill. ...
Camel for dinner?
... area set aside for the rabbi and one of two very large and carved wall cupboards revealed the last used Torah – the Jewish holy book. In the basement there was a ritual area of bathing water, carved out of the rock below. With water up to one’s neck, this mikva was used for the ritual bathing of women during marriage ceremonies. There was a special tiled feature in the synagogue above to enable people to watch the immersions, from above.
The home ...


