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The hotel is very comfortable and relaxing, and it is very comfortable and comfortable. The hotel is very well-treated, the hall and very wide and the reception service is really perfect. The rooms are clean and well furnished, comfortable king and queen beds, air conditioning works perfectly. That is, a good discovery, even from the price available for those who are looking for a service of a certain level.

The hotel is a wonderful place to rest and move through the medina. The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable. The terrace of the hotel, a good one to drink something while you see the evening.

Our stay at Riad Adarissa exceeded our expectations in every way. We selected it based on the reviews and its location in the Medina. The property itself is authentic old world Morroco and the hospitality was out of this world. They arranged a driver to meet us at the airport who took us to the walls of the Medina. Haddou, our host at the Riad, met us there and helped us navigate the winding streets to the property where we met Jean Claude the owner. Our guest room was very unique, nothing like the many chain hotels we stay in. But that’s exactly what we were looking for…an authentic Morrocan experience. What really made this stay exceptional was the service. We felt like guests in Jean Claude’s home and enjoyed many conversations with him over dinner. He couldn’t have been more hospitable. Haddou is an absolute gem and made our stay one we will remember forever. There was nothing he wouldn’t do to make our stay more enjoyable. His wife, Hanane, a trained chef, prepared our dinner all four nights of our stay. The food was so delicious and the hospitality so delightful we decided to enjoy all our dinners at the Riad. Our stay ended with Haddou leading us out of the Medina and making sure we were in a taxi headed to the train station. I find in my travel experiences that it’s the people that make a stay memorable and in this case unforgettable.

We were pleasantly surprised by the Hotel Volubilis. We hesitated to book the hotel because of some bad reviews about not having hot water and the staff being unfriendly (especially to Asians). But we decided to book anyways because of its location and quite affordable price. We were arriving to Fez at around 5pm, and we were told staying at the Medina wouldn't be worth it. Since we were catching a flight the next morning, we thought it would be more convenient to stay in the new city. So, despite some of the bad reviews, we decided to spend the night at Hotel Volubilis. Its location turned out to be great. It's right at the center and by the main avenue. There are lots of places to eat at walking distance and there are several Carrefours closeby also at walking distance. The staff was nice and they welcomed us well and took our request for a taxi to the airport in the morning. So, we have no complaints about the staff. Our room was big with a terrace. The room was old but clean. The terrace had no table or chairs, but it was okay. The bathroom was also big and we had no issues with the hot water. We showered at arrival and in the morning and water was hot and with pressure. The thing that we missed the most in the room was a fridge. Other than that, all good and acceptable. Though we agree with the other comments saying that this is not a 4-star hotel by ”global” standards.

Good location - clean rooms - average breakfast. Has parking. Courteous - serious staff. Nice swimming pool. A bit expensive compared to other hotels. Clean but old hotel. Worth of money (5/10)

There is a parking lot, and the breakfast is very varied. The room is oversized and the family is absolutely enough to live in. The room is very beautiful and comfortable.

All right, excellent service and very friendly.

I recently stayed at this hotel, and I must admit that my experience was less than satisfactory. There were several issues that made the stay quite disappointing, and despite raising our concerns, they were not adequately addressed. One of the main reasons we chose this hotel was because it was advertised as wheelchair-friendly. However, we were surprised to find steps leading into the entrance and small rooms, making it challenging for individuals with mobility issues. Additionally, the lifts were exceptionally small, causing inconvenience and discomfort, especially when carrying luggage or during busy times. It was disappointing that the accessibility and space were not as expected. We also encountered a language barrier when trying to communicate about laundry charges. We felt like we might have been overcharged, but it was difficult to clarify the matter due to the language issue. On a positive note, most of the staff were very friendly and polite, and their efforts to assist us were appreciated. However, the lack of water or glasses in the rooms was a surprising oversight, and it affected our overall comfort during our stay. Furthermore, the location of the hotel didn't have much around that was open. This limited our options for nearby dining or activities, making our experience less enjoyable. Overall, the hotel had several faults that affected our stay. While the friendly staff were a bright spot, the issues with accessibility, small lifts, lack of amenities, and limited nearby options left us feeling dissatisfied. I hope that the hotel management takes these concerns seriously and works on improving the overall guest experience to meet the expectations of their guests.

We stayed a week in this wonderful Riad with 9 people spit between 2 families. The Riad is excellently located and i would say in the best part of town for visiting the medina yet providing easy access for taxis and the new town. The owner is extremely welcoming and we followed most of her suggestions which turned out to be excellent choices. Our room had a private terrace and was huge, our 3 children had a suite with 3 beds and a private living room, the breakfast changed daily and was served to us and included eggs, cake, moroccan pancakes and fresh juice, tea and coffee, my eldest son must have eaten 7 pancakes per day! We were there in January which was cold in the night and morning and so breakfast was served in the living room with a roaring fire. This is a very nice place to come back to after a day in the medina, a real oasis. I think there are 6 or 7 rooms so its more intimate and very good value compared to other riads which whilst equally beautiful and perhaps more bling are more impersonal and considerably more expensive.

Stunning Riad with beautiful renovation reflecting the history. The location was great to be able to emerge yourself in the old city, but what truly made our stay was our host Soufiane. The staff Maria and Fatima were wonderful chefs and the food was fresh, clean and catered to our specific requests. Soufiane’s knowledge of language, history and the people along with his hospitality and attention to our specific needs and desires is what has made this trip one I will remember and cherish for decades. Thank you Soufiane 🙏