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Quettanine Hotel Guide

Don’t keep your travel plans on repeat year after year. The same city with the same hotel every season will bore you and give you an itch to go looking for something new. Expand your geographical horizons to more than just those five blocks around your usual haunt.

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Recent Quettanine hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hotel ibis Fes

5 out of 5

Posted 3 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"We had a wonderful stay at this hotel in Fes. The staff was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help with anything we needed. The location was convenient for exploring the city, making it easy to visit local attractions and enjoy the area. The food was also a pleasant surprise, with a good variety of options and great flavors. The hotel felt family-friendly and provided a comfortable base for our visit. I would definitely recommend it to families looking for a convenient, welcoming, and enjoyable stay in Fes."

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel ibis Fes

Ryad Alya

5 out of 5

Posted 5 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Exceptional stay — the best of our Morocco trip We stayed here from May 13–15, 2026, and had an excellent experience. This was the best hotel stay of our entire Morocco trip (Marrakech, the Sahara Desert, Fes, Chefchaouen, Tangier, and Casablanca). Our deluxe suite on the first floor was huge, elegant, and full of character. The ceiling must have been at least 15 feet high, which made the room feel grand and beautiful. The bedroom, separate living room, and antique-style bathroom were all very spacious, and the suite even had a charming loft area on the side. What impressed us most, though, was the outstanding service. Mahmoud was truly wonderful. You can feel that he is genuine and takes real pride in his work — it is clearly not just a job for him. He loves what he does and helped us better understand the city, the culture, and the local way of life. One especially memorable example was when I realized I had left my belt behind. Mahmoud checked the cost of different options and suggested that using Morocco’s fast delivery service would be the best way to get it back. He arranged the delivery and even communicated with locals in Arabic to make sure everything was handled properly and delivered to me befoire handing back to NY. Overall, this was a very, very impressive stay. The room was beautiful, the property had great character, and the service was exceptional. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling in Morocco."

A verified traveler stayed at Ryad Alya

Riad Sidi

4 out of 5

Posted 7 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Very hospitable property and staff. The property was gorgeous. Be prepared to be offered all kinds of help. It does come with a heftier price. Almost anything you are offered by the Riad manager will cost you two to three times more than if you use Viator or any online booking service for the exact same experience. A few miles drive by them getting you transportation will be 15 euro. Go and get a petit cab it's 4-5 euro. Upon my departure they requested i cancel my 30 euro first class train ticket, pay for one more night and then pay a private hire for 150 euro to get to Rabat. It Just gets stupid at times. When you turn them down they act like a child thats been told No. Dinner on premise is 20-25 euro. Same meal in the medina 12 Euro. So depending on your travel experience willing to negotiate and be a little adventurous you can have a really nice inexpensive experience or a really expensive experience."

A verified traveler stayed at Riad Sidi

Riad Fes Maya

4 out of 5

Posted 9 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Riad Fes Maya is a stunningly beautiful building. The room we had was ornate and spacious, but dark. Natural light filtered in from the courtyard at the expense of privacy, a concept implicitly understood by the other guests. We enjoyed dinner on the rooftop deck twice during our stay and found breakfasts enjoyable as long as we could stay out of the hot late May sun and out of the glass enclosed room where most guests sat. Staying here in late spring was a constant challenge to stay cool. The woman running the Riad, Sama, is pleasant but not always helpful, despite her well-meaning efforts. The Medina tour she arranged was free but consisted in substantial part of visits to shops where pressure to buy goods was palpable. She told us the Medina was gated and closed at 7 pm each night preventing anyone from entering or leaving, which was not true, as we has dinner inside it our second night, escorted to and from another riad by a bellboy. Our departure to another hotel in time for a rendezvous at 9 am was nearly missed, despite being reserved ~3 months in advance, due to understaffing. All in all we enjoyed our stay as a bit of an adventure. Hearing the call to prayer on the rooftop deck from mosques all across the Medina was an experience not to be missed."

A verified traveler stayed at Riad Fes Maya