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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.

An excellent hotel, spacious, clean and very comfortable rooms, international TV channels (including TVE), magnificent buffet breakfast, indoor parking (40DHM) per night, extremely friendly staff, located next to the shopping center and Macdonald, in the Same Boulevard, easy to get to the Medina,

Objectively speaking, it is generally good. It is an old house of more than 400 years. According to the Internet, Reagan stayed here and talked nonsense and communicated with the supervisor, but Reagan had a lunch here. The roof of the hotel overlooks the entire ancient city of Fez. The hotel is relatively old, the lights inside are very dim, I am not used to it, there is always a gloomy feeling living inside, but the location is good except for the view, it is on the other side of the ancient city of Medina, away from the seminary, notorious The infamous leather factory is a few hundred meters away, but the road to the ancient city of Fez must not overestimate your ability. It is best to find a guide, otherwise you will definitely get lost. The breakfast at the hotel is pretty good. Although there are fewer varieties, there are a lot of pastries and full of fresh orange juice and coffee.

Had the best experience here! Breakfast was exceptional, service was exemplary and impeccable, literally cannot fault anything. Simon,mohamed and hisham been very kind and attentive very hard workers and professionals always smiling,they are a credit to riad braya, knowledgeable and courteous to the max,Well done guys,the place it's absolutely lovely,very peaceful,I been sleeping like a baby I will be back for sure better than any other 5 star hotels in fez and will recommend this place 100 %.

The hotel has very good location 5 minutes walking to Burg Fes Mall and near to the old city , staff at the Reception very friendly (Ms Hanan) also at the main restaurant, food whatever for Breakfast or Dinner are very good and enough, don’t like to forget the Housekeeping ladies are excellent, but the hotel now under maintenance for the rooms and some outlets I can give this hotel 6 - 7 from 10

The breakfast was superb! The location is good, not far from Medina and Blue Gate. No one answered the phone number of the hotel, and the facilities were relatively old, especially the messy roof. It is a traditional house that Europeans and Americans like.

The location was very good and the room was beautiful, clean and spacious. I think the hotel is very nice and the staff are friendly and helpful. Next time, I would like to contact you for a few days, play in the pool, or relax with a massage.

The 14th century house, the building itself is very beautiful and amazing. Breakfast is on the top of the building, the scenery is great, and you can see a large area of medina. The room facilities are also good, basically have everything they should. But the old house also has problems. The soundproofing is too poor. There is a room on the second floor that can be heard up and down by the elevator, and the noise in the aisle will be loud. It was already evening on the day of arrival, and when I entered the house, I rushed into the smell of disinfectant water. The biggest breakdown is that there are 4 power jumps in 2 nights. This kind of thing happens in such a house is really scary. When the staff said that this had never happened before, it made people feel even more terrifying. The traffic is fairly convenient, you can park nearby, and you don’t have to drag your luggage for too long. But this location is actually quite far away from the regular old city activity area, and the shortcuts in the old city don't dare to go at night. We wanted to take a taxi on the side of the road at about four or five o'clock. It was difficult to take a taxi. It seemed that the taxis were full of people. Leaving in the morning, I had to take a taxi to the CTM station. Since it is difficult to call a petit taxi at this location during the day, I asked the front desk to help book a private car. It takes about ten minutes and 100dhr. If you know you have been killed, you can only use this method. The girl at the front desk is very dedicated and feels like she is sitting there day and night. If you have any questions, just ask her, but it makes people feel that pushing dinner and spa is a bit too much, but I don’t say anything if I refuse. Woke up the morning before leaving and helped us pack breakfast.

The room is a bit dim, not enough lighting The carpet in the room is a bit dusty, but room is quite spacious Breakfast location is nicely decorated with nice sunshine

What made me very unhappy was that on the first morning, I knew that the B&B did not include breakfast, so I had already walked to the street when I ran into the boss, who stopped me and asked me why I didn't have breakfast, ”It's included”. Confirm it's included again and again, and then go back to the B&B for breakfast. As a result, when I left the store, I received an additional bill of 100 dirhams. The boss said it was your breakfast. Isn't the question repeatedly confirmed included? The boss began to use sign language to excuse him from not knowing English, and used Google to translate it into his language, and began to pretend that he was illiterate and unable to read. I'm very, very, very upset about that. It is not a matter of amount.