Excellent location 3 mins to souks, great and friendly service by all staff, and an exeptional interior decor, both interior and exterior. Great breakfast service and everything was very warmth. We felt like we are living in a traditional good Morrocan place. comfortable is definitely there.

A lovely building, and friendly, helpful service. Layalina is a clean, quiet haven from the chaos found in any Moroccan medina. But please buy some softer pillows! Many people have said this already :) A change of pillows was offered but it never happened. In the end I retrieved my own from my camper vehicle!

Just back from Laylina. Thank you Abdoul, Ali and the ladies we were so well looked after. As others say the location of this riad is perfect - for access to the medina and the hills. We stayed 3 nights - totally loved it and would recommend it to others who want an authentic, comfortable experience. As a family of... More

After a few days at Fes, Morocco and a few days at the Riad Layalina we decided to stay for the rest of our time in the amazing country. The Riad was beautifully and traditionaly decorated which enhanced our experience. The staff were so lovely and were happy to help with travel advise and shopping infomation. When I return to... More

One of the best looking riads in Fes, on a very central location: easy to reach by taxi, walking distance from the medina (downtown). Friendly staff and friendly french owner. One downside: the mattresses were a bit hard.

We happily stayed at riad Layalina for 4 nights in October 2012. This riad is in a very good location, only few minutes walking distance to the Medina. We had a lovely spacious en-suite room decorated with traditional Moroccan style. Both rooms had comfortable firm queen size beds with clean bedding and extra blankets for cold nights. Bathroom was big,... More

Layalina is a lovely Riad just outside the hustle and bustle of the Fez medina. The staff were incredibly attentive and helpful, going over-and-above time and again to make sure our stay in Fez was enjoyable. The Riad itself is a little gem with a beautiful small pool and citrus tree in the courtyard and a spectacular common reading room.... More

What a lovely place. Don't be put of when you arrive by taxi and get dropped of in a dusty car park. As with most things in Morocco the inside is a lot nicer. Abdul made us very welcome, and bent over backwards to help us obtain, food and alcohol and organize a tour of the medina. The rooms are... More

We spent two days exploring the shopping alleys, magnificent mosques and ancient tanneries from this riad. The refreshing plunge pool was wonderful after an afternoon of bargaining for an antique wool Berber rug. Breakfast was a peach smoothie, Moroccan tea, a variety of breads and an egg. The quiet magnificence with ornate tile floors and walls, wooden and stone carving... More