we were 2 couples and spent 2 nights in April in this wonderful house-there is nearby also
existing the "Ghita Palace" with an even better comfort+design than the "normal" Ghita-we were
there the first guests, and got really this special "1001 nights" feeling ! The friendly,welcoming
service, and the excellent local kitchen was contributing to a perfect staying.

We had a lovely four nights staying at this charming riad, at the edge of the Fez medina. After a transfer from Casablanca, we arrived in the early hours and received a helpful welcome. Our room was large with views into the central atrium. It had central heating - the first few days were not warm outside - and good wifi. Breakfasts and dinners were excellent, with great home cooking (best to order dinner at breakfast for fresh ingredients). If you want wine or beer, you should buy it at the supermarket and they will provide glasses and a corkscrew. We had a great guide round the old medina - much older than Marrakech with donkeys rather than motorbikes - and great day trips to Volubilis, Meknes and the Middle Atlas mountains. This is a great base.

i admired the beauty of the architecture and interior here, beautiful tile work, plaster work. wooden filigree, all on the walls and super high ceilings. i was lucky enough to have a big room with 3 big windows looking down the patio, and a big AC that kept me warm while the patio had no heating. i'd advise you to have a overcoat on when having breakfast. also they only have 100 litters of hotwater per room at a time, try to make your shower QUICK so the next person can shower too!! lastly, make sure you go check out the terrace! their panorama view is SUPERB! loved the colorful tables and pretty chairs there too! only in morocco!