A special aspect of Dar Drissi is how quiet it is, it’s very nice after a busy day around the medina to get there and enjoy the calm silent environment. The rooftop terrasse is gorgeous, perfect for a tea in the sunset. Kibir the host is extremely welcoming and available. Breakfast also very good. And lastly the position is worth to mention, very central but tucked away in quiet alleyways. Definitely reccomend!

Everything was great for the price, extremely fair quality/price value.

Kibir, the manager, was very kind and helpful. He could fulfil all our requests. The location of the riad is very interesting. It’s in the medina and very exciting when you have to walk through a very small alley until you find this beautiful riad hiding from the busy medina. We enjoy our way from the parking to the riad. It’s recommended you get some help from someone to get your luggages to the riad.

Very lovely place! Kibir (the owner of the place) is super nice man and hospitable! He was always taking care of us. Breakfast 9-10 was always ready before 9am even. Nice atmosphere. Room is small and cozy. Fresh bed sheets. Clean. I would make some touch to bathroom, but it’s fine. It’s just center. In the morning Kibir gave us map, showed where we can go. Was really nice. When we arrived someone met us on parking slot. Which cost 20 dirham a night. Walking distance

A bit weird way to hotel, if you arrive late night , like us. But after first walk in the ending it feels okey. Also people are kind around and helpful. That don’t have to be scared☺️

The owner loves his place and job bery much. The place is very beautiful and located close to the main street. The breakast is simple but good to give you energy for the first half of the day. They clean rooms every day which maybe even too much. Be careful with the taxi drivers. The price from and to train/bus station to the mdeina is 20-30 dirhams (they will ask for 100 at the beginning, then will agree on 50, but be confident and tell them the price is 20)

The bathroom is not very comfortable, the water doesn't drain good, but it's common problem for the places in Morocco. It is not very easy to find the place even they have the signs on the main street, because it's located at the end of a very narrow and small street

It’s such a wonderful place to stay. When I arrived I was a bit frightened in the narrow streets and felt very safe every minute. Kibir does a wonderful job as a host, picking you up from the parking area and recommending restaurants and tours. The Dar‘s location is fantastic, very easy to navigate with plenty of options for food nearby. I would definitely stay there again.

The bathroom smelled a bit which is quite ok thinking about how old the Medina is.

The Riad itself is undeniably stunning, even though the building and facilities may show their age (which we expected). The staff's warm hospitality and readiness to assist added to the experience. Its central location in the heart of the Medina made navigating the area a breeze.

The narrow alleyway leading to the Riad had a somewhat steep and less enjoyable terrain, but I suppose that's par for the course in the bustling Medina.

The location was very centralized inside the Medina, but it is difficult to arrive there by car. A taxi will drop you off as close as possible and you might be walking for 6 minutes, which isn’t terrible at all.

When I booked the location it mentioned it offered a free airport shuttle, which wasn’t the case. They mentioned it was misleading.

This Riad is really pretty and the room I stayed was perfect for one person. I was a bit nervous when I arrived at night but the manager was really helpful and kind. I felt safe in the Riad! I’d like to stay here again if I came back to Fes:)

We have a really good experience. The Dar is really good located, the staff always willing to help and breakfast was really good.

The hotel is a little paradise in crazy Fez. Easy to find and to arrive as the owner is super helpful. There is a great rooftop!

The owner was sometines missing and made it very hard to get recommendations and ask questions abour what to do in Fes