Superior Double Room
Courtyard view · Queen bed
Zellige-framed windows over the patio, carved cedar ceiling, private bath. The room guests keep rebooking.
Fès · Medina · Luxury boutique riad
I — The door
Behind a carved wooden door just off Talaa Kebira — the great artery of Fès el-Bali — Riad Sidrat opens into an Andalusian courtyard: hand-cut zellige, carved cedar, a fountain at its heart, and the scent of sandalwood and oud that greets every guest at the threshold.
Named for Sidrat, the holy tree of Paradise, it began as one husband's dream: to build his wife her own Andalusian Moroccan palace. Fassi artisans designed every last detail — history captured and celebrated in art, from courtyards and gardens to the top-floor terrace looking out over a thousand years of rooftops.
Mornings bring a homemade Moroccan breakfast served in the courtyard. Evenings end on the terrace, lanterns lit, with the oldest living medina in the world spread quietly below.
"This riad in the Old City is a true gem… Exquisite zellige tiles set in the old way by hand in Fes indigo blue are a wonder to behold. Peaceful is the word."
SuzanneLA — TripAdvisor, June 2026
"Absolute best hosts! They met me outside the Medina and insisted on carrying my luggage in. As I was checking in, they brought out mint tea and chocolate."
Billy — Booking.com
"Everything was perfect! Lovely attentive staff, the riad is amazingly beautiful. Nice breakfast and lovely rooftop terrace. Authentic Moroccan experience."
Natalia — Booking.com, Belgium
Courtyard view · Queen bed
Zellige-framed windows over the patio, carved cedar ceiling, private bath. The room guests keep rebooking.
Upper floor · Twin or double
Chandelier light, blue linens, and a window open to the courtyard below. Guests call the top-floor deluxe "beautiful beyond the entrance".
All comforts · AC & heating
Blue diamond zellige, stone sinks, cedar ceilings — every bathroom finished by Fassi artisans like a small palace of its own.








Our in-house guide walks you through a thousand years: the tanneries, Bou Inania medersa, the souks of Seffarine square — at your pace, in your language.
Landing in Fès? Our driver meets you at Saïs airport and hands you to us at the medina gate — we carry the luggage the rest of the way.
Msemen, baghrir, amlou, fresh orange juice and mint tea — homemade, Moroccan, served under the courtyard arches every morning from 8:00.