Riad Myra
13 Rue Salaj, Batha, Fes El Bali, 30000 Fez, Morocco
Ideally placed in Fez, centrally established in the Medina, adjoining the French Institute, the guest house welcomes you in a cozy atmosphere. Built in the early 1900, the Riad Myra has been renovated and restored by the best craftsmen in the town. The splendor is evident in its elegant and beautifully decorated dwelling units and suites. The original Moorish architecture style, a touch of English antique furniture and design-led amenities are perfectly matched. The Riad features a large traditional patio, a terrace, a hammam as well as a brasserie and a Moroccan lounge. The attentive team welcomes you in a refined décor mixed with Moorish architecture. All has been designed to provide comfort, well-being and relaxation.
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151 $ / night** Approximate prices for a 1-night stay
Guest reviews for Riad Myra
"We had an excellent stay with our friends visiting us from the US. The Riad was fantastic. We loved the rooms. We enjoyed breakfast and relaxing on the rooftop seating area."
"No complaints."
"One of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed in. Staff was amazing. Food was fantastic."
"Nothing. It was perfect."
"There was a fridge in our room and we had a cold bottle of water every morning. The people working and the services and especially the food (both dinner and breakfasts) were incredible. The room was elegant, the walls weren't thin. The location was lovely. Honestly, I would stay here again in a heartbeat if I returned to Fez."
"Can't actually think of anything I didn't like."
"This a beautiful, peaceful property. I recommend making a dinner reservation in the hotel and taking advantage of the spa (hammam & massage)."
"Aucun."
"I love Riad Myra! It is beautiful and in a great location. The staff is professional and friendly. The dinner and breakfast was delicious."
"Aucun."
"the location is great, the hotel is gorgeous, breakfast is wonderful. staff is very friendly. overwall we enjoyed our stay."
"first day the breakfast variation was great, including fresh oat porridge and eggs. But the next day felt like a letdown. Maybe it was because the manager wasn't around. we set in the dark having breakfast and they didn't searve us porridge and eggs and the pastries were less appealing compared to the previous day. But overall the breakfast was still great, just not as good as first day."
"This is a beautiful Riad, and easy access from the street. We had delicious white tablecloth breakfasts, and the dinner we ate there was perfect. The staff was very attentive; present, but not in your face. The night manager, Ibriham, was great to talk with, and the whole experience was wonderful. We highly recommend it."
"Aucun."
"Lovely Riad, clean and comfortable room. Good breakfast. Friendly staff."
"The rooftop terrace wasn’t in use when we were there with no bar or staff serving anything which was a shame."
"Beautiful and tranquil place to stay. Thankyou to all the staff for making us feel welcome. This place is stunning. Breakfast in the courtyard is the most perfect way to start your day in Morocco. Food was divine and slightly different each of the 3 days we stayed. We didn’t eat dinner here but it smelled terrific. We had a few drinks in the bar which was nice and subdued way to end our days. We also did a hamman experience which was an amazing experience - It’s not for everyone but we loved it."
"It’s a shame they don’t do more with the rooftop terrace. We went up a few times and were the only guests up there, was nice but they could make it more of an experience for sunset drinks. Also bring some ear plugs - if you’re in the courtyard facing rooms you may hear low level noise from people eating breakfast or dinner. We had ear plugs and slept well"
"The Riad was stunningly beautiful and full of charm. A real oasis of peace. Our room was palatial - huge and beautifully equipped with a huge door leading onto the courtyard with a fountain."
"The breakfast was very good but instead of leaving things on the table to self-serve we had to ask. For example refills of coffee - instead of a flask (as other Riads use) we had to ask."
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