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"Wonderful authentic Riad (well technically a dar but look that up!). With amazing staff. They can organize anything for you and you only pay the people who drive you/provide the service. Amazing!breakfast is great and varied. "

"The riad is in a very convenient location and walkable to everywhere. The staffs are nice and friendly. The breakfast was good. WiFi worked well. However the hot water is not enough for two people to take shower. You have to wait at least half hour. "

"Riad was very beautifully decorated and staff was extremely polite and friendly. We had small issue not able to wash our clothes, but staff took us to a local laundry mart 2 mins away from riad and we got our clothes washed and dried in less than two hours. Breakfast is fast and fresh, suggest to have eggs or omelettes for hot breakfast option. Room was spacious and clean, area is very quiet, as long as other guests inside riad is not having a party, you will have a good night sleep for sure. We...

"A good and wonderful Riad inside the Medina.The host Mohammad is extraordinary, will do anything to keep the guest happy."

"I have been to this property many times and each time I cannot wait to return. Staff is friendly, thoughtful, helpful and professional. I love my stays and think of my time there as a treasure."

"Absolutely perfect location and price ratio , fullfied with a nicest staff. Highly recommend "

"We did like everything. The room was really clean and the staff was always very friendly and very helpful with everything. "

"I had a great 3-night stay at Riad Fes Baraka. The location is excellent, with immediate access to the old medina, while still allowing for cars to pick you up and drop you off. The Riad itself has a lot of charm: lovely rooms with Moroccan architecture and furnishings, a rooftop terrace for relaxing, breakfast at mosaic tables around the central pool. The staff was very communicative and helpful. The WiFi went out during my stay, which was not the fault of the Riad, but it certainly disrupted...