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Very good, very big, suitable for a trip.

The hotel is located in the heart of the city centre and is located in the heart of the city centre. The smell from a discharge located a mile away, not their fault but wait for days with strong smells. Unpressed orange juice, at the first throat it feels has been diluted (with cardboard juice or with dehydrated orange juice), damage because the breakfast is good, little bemol, there is no water on the table, The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable.

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.

I want to recommend this Hotel Nouzha. The hotel stands out for the courtesy of the staff, who were always ready to help. Also, hotel was always clean. The food was tasty and varied, there was something for everyone. I loved the beautiful oriental corridor, which added to its unique charm. In the night, the view from the balcony of the starry sky was stunning! That was a really good place to stay.

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.

Do you like being ignored and not helped with your bags etc at your riad? Do you love haggling around insane prices at the end of the day when you get back to your riad from the Medina market? What about rude staff? Dar ziryab is for you! It doesn’t matter if you’re a kind guest who tips extremely well, they will gouge you on extras, like laundry and not help with anything. Didn’t help with our bags, charged us two euros per piece of clothing we sent for laundry, after we argued about that finally they reduced it to 1 euro per single piece of underwear for laundry. Ridiculous. They kept asking when we wanted to pay during our stay way before the day we were leaving. The guy at the front was completely unhelpful, gave us some incorrect information, brought other staff to harass us about the 40 euros they wanted to charge us for a single load of laundry (no pressing). It was bizarre. Every other place we have stayed we have had amazing service and kind hosts/riad staff. My friend and I were relieved to finally get out of there and move on with our Moroccan trip. Having done Fez, I would recommend instead staying at a riad inside the medina, there are many and they were well placed and gorgeous. Dar ziryab is far from the Medina and you won’t get any help or useful information from the staff. It’s a pretty riad though, but poor lighting and tacky decor bring down the intricate architecture . Not worth it, and the only negative tourist experience I’ve had in Morocco.