There are lots of riads in Fes. What makes Riad Alfassia Palace stand out? This isn't just a business with employees passing the time until they go home. This is a family house run by a family who welcomes you as though you're their relatives. The owner is a wonderful Moroccan native who truly treats you like family. He went far beyond expectations to make sure everything was perfect during our stay . . . even going so far as to take us to a restaurant on the other side of town when we mentioned we didn't know how to get there. And when we asked about buying copperware from Place Seffarine (the coppersmiths area), he offered to come along and help us pick out a quality piece! This riad offers a taste of true Moroccan hospitality. In addition to the owner, you'll likely meet his sweet and adorable twin boys who pitch in around the riad; his wonderful older son, and his lovely wife. The riad is located in Achabine quarter - an awesome location where you'll find the best street food in Fes (bessara soup, fried liver, vermicelli chicken...). For those with physical limitations, note that the alley leading to the riad is a pretty steep walk, and there are no elevators in the riad, so you'll be doing lots of climbing. We thought this was a great way to burn all the calories we ate in Fes! Also, be sure to check out the riad's sister restaurant, Dar Hatim, which is located just one street over.
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