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( ex. Raid Rasia )
Bab El Gussa Zkak Roumane Derb Kateb 5, Fes, Morocco
Nestled in Fes El Bali with narrow, car-free streets and ornamented entryways like Bab Guissa and the Blue Gate, merely 13 minutes' walk from the 18th - century El Glaoui Palace, the comfortable Riad Rasia Fes offers a sun terrace. Housed in a building dating back to 17th century, this 4-star riad features Wi-Fi and parking.
The hotel has a convenient setting 1.2 km from the scenic Borj Nord Museum, while natural sights like the Jnan Sbil Garden are a mere 1.6 km away. The Riad Rasia Fes gives access to Nejjarine Fountain, which is just 18 minutes' walk away. Guests might as well enjoy proximity to Dar Pacha Tazi, situated around 800 metres away. This accommodation stands approximately 5 minutes by car from the Cherratin Medersa, popular with pilgrims and tourists alike. Riad Rasia is 650 metres from Rcif bus stop and 3.4 km from Fes train station in Fes.
This Fes hotel offers rooms with a dressing area and a dining area featuring climate control, along with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. There are air-conditioned bedrooms and private bathrooms with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet provided. Bathrooms are equipped with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, as well as comforts such as a hairdryer and bathrobes.
Each morning, the Riad Rasia serves a continental breakfast. Guests can dine at 2 on-site restaurants, which include Dejeuner, serving breakfast, and Diner with its dinner. The restaurant at the property has Moroccan menu. There is a restaurant serving Moroccan food about a 5-minute ride away.
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