Fes Inn

... , the experiences are more authentic.  We have had an amazing day today. We arrived in Fez (sometimes spelled “Fes”), Morocco, about 2:30am today, after a 7+ hour train ride from Marrakesh.  The journey was quite enjoyable, given the ...

... the camels and headed back to Merzouga. Reversed the whole process back to Fez. Got back late into Fez and spent the night at the Hotel Fes Inn again. Next day woke up and went to the Medina of Fez which is the old part of town. No cars are allowed in ...

... drinking the water is a bad idea. Also drink bottled water and our guides even recommended we brush our teeth with bottled water. After Rabat we got back on the bus and headed to Fez. Got in pretty late, had dinner and went to bed at the Hotel Fes ...

... .  A guy at the port kindly directed me to a guest house through the mazes of stone town, which reminded me quite a lot of Fes, Morocco which was the first city I visited on this trip.  Stone town was an awesome place, with a mix of arabic black ...

... . It's very attractive with the intricately carved balconies overhanging the streets. We also pass a synagogue. The Mellah in Fes. There has been a Jewish population in Morocco since at least Roman times, though today they account for only ...

... the medina at an old "riad" - a traditional town home with an internal courtyard - that had been turned into a small inn and decorated with traditional Moroccan decor. The balcony afforded great views of the medina (see pictures). We were told that the ...

... down to the crashing waves; Hotel Sultanahmed, Istanbul, Turkey - cheap and amazing view of Blue Mosque Favourite Hostel: Jump Inn Hostel, Warsaw, Poland - relaxed with no wannabe travellers hanging around; 6 Small Rooms, Naples, Italy - Useless staff, ...

... setter sine spor på kropp og sjel. Det å rulle ned taket, kle på seg både genser, jakke og lue for så å suse inn i solnedgangen var utrolig deilig. Første dag med kjøring gikk igrunnen bare med til å komme seg så langt bort fra kasinoland som ...

... first warning sign should have been a quote from the tour book “Meknes has yet to embrace tourism with the same vigor as Fes.”  Wow.  I thought Fez had a bit to go to fully embrace tourism.  Needless to say, I am grateful for ...

... have been abandoned, since it's more expensive to repair them than it is to build new concrete homes. Our hike ended at a local inn and restaurant run and owned by none other than Aziz's family. This was our stop to sample some Berber pizza and to spend ...