Don't let the nice lobby fool you. Once you head up the stairs or take the tiny elevator, you'll find yourself in a dark hallway face to face with a creepy guy who is sitting on outdated, early 80's furniture. (Really, this image is burned in my memory.) Had to change rooms due to ants; the second room I was... More

Night club in cellar. Very noisy, goes on till 4pm followed by cars doors banging, car horns blowing and rowdy customers. Had to change rooms. Both our rooms had seen little plumbing maintenance-taps leaked, toilets didn't flush and lighting was dim. Dining room was nice, but bar smokey, ill lit and dismal. With breakfast not included, was overpriced compared to... More

Rooms are dirty and badly kept with ants everywhere on the floor. The hotel staff was inefficient (a tube was leaking in the bathroom and they did nothing besides our remarks), unpolite (we had to wait more than one hour in the hall before they could find our reservation), unfriendly (they were not willing to give us advice on how... More

Obviously once a fine hotel but the colonial clientele has long gone. The welcoming reception staff were unfriendly (the only occasion this happened in Morocco). We were troubled all night by a barking dog (so one of us resorted to sleeping on the bathroom floor!!). Breakfast was on the spartan side. There was abundant hot water and the air conditioning... More

stay here for 7 days, hotel was ok you can see what it once was,in its time i think it would have been very nice,but now its sad and well past its sell by date, but its cheap so you get what you pay for.The food was good no choice but everything they severed was nice and simple chicken and... More

Stayed here for 2 nights as part of an organised tour and was a bit concerned based on previous reviews. I was was pleasantly suprised in the end at how much the hotel seemed to have improved, from what I can tell it has had a bit of refurb. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean... More

was referred to nouzha hotel when i arrived at the hotel i originally reserved - fes inn. the surly old man at fes inn told me there is no room for me even though i showed him the email and referred me to nouzha. the room is very basic and bfast is even more basic with a few baguette, pain... More

The hotel has an impressive foyer. And that is all what they have. The furniture in the rooms was very old and crude. The air conditioning was not working properly and it took the whole night to make the room a little warm. And it can be very cold in November nights in Fes. The location of the hotel is... More

This is very much a budget hotel - the room was adequate and the breakfast .. mmm.. don't touch the boiled eggs. I reckon they had been lying around for some weeks, with the consequences. Because it was raining one night I ate in and waited for over an hour for my spaghetti bolognaise because the attention was mainly focused... More