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Fes Nightlife

Fès is a conservative city so raucous nightlife is not on the menu. Bars are few and far between and are mostly found within the larger hotels; many of the more expensive restaurants serve alcohol.

Bars in Fes

Hotel Sahrai Rooftop Bar

Take a taxi and head up onto the hillside for twinkling lights of the Ville Nouvelle and medina in the distance below. The rooftop bar of this boutique hotel serves up the best cocktails in town and feels a million miles away from the bustle of the old city.

Address: Dar el-Mehraz, Bab Lghoul, Fès, 30000
Telephone: +212 535 940 332
Website: http://www.hotelsahrai.com

MB Lounge Bar

This intimate New York loft-style bar sits above the classy MB Restaurant, which serves up some of the best French-influenced dishes in Fès. There’s a good selection of beers, wines, and liqueurs here and a cosy feel to the space, making it a great choice for a low-key evening with friends.

Address: Ville Nouvelle, 12 Rue Ahmed Chaouki, Fès, 30000
Telephone: +212 535 622 727
Website: http://www.mbrestaurantlounge.com

Mezzanine

The rooftop terrace of this rather slick bar is one of the most chilled out spots in town to slouch back on a sofa and enjoy a beer or glass of wine after your sightseeing is done. The tapas menu offers decent snacking if you need something to munch on.

Address: Fès el-Jedid, Avenue Moulay Hassan, Fès,
Telephone: +212 535 638 668

Palais Sheherazade & Spa

This opulent hotel features an upscale courtyard restaurant and a gorgeous cocktail lounge where the rich and glamorous gather. Prepare to be stunned by the palace architecture and the Andalusian garden and pool. 

Address: , 23 Arsat Bennis Douh, Fès, 30000
Telephone: +212 535 741 642
Website: http://www.sheheraz.com

Riad Fès

If your preference is a good atmosphere, you can’t beat sipping cocktails on the rooftop lounge of this regal old mansion; also one of the old city’s most luxurious hotels. The view from up here, with the maze of the medina spread out before you, makes this the top spot in town for a sundowner.

Address: Fès el-Bali, 5 Derb Ben Sliman Zerbtana, Fès,
Telephone: +212 535 947 610
Website: http://www.riadfes.com

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Riad Salam Fes

This gorgeously restored riad in the center of the medina offers luxury and charm at a fair price. Rooms are individualised and elegantly decorated, and the food is a must-try. Head up to the rooftop patio for a beautiful view.

Riad Fès

This sumptuous property offers rooms and suites with traditional furnishings, zellig floors, plaster-decorated walls, and exquisite Moroccan fabrics. There is an amazing rooftop bar, plunge pool, restaurant and spa plus fabulous views of the medina and Atlas Mountains. This is a fantastic place to envelop yourself in old world opulence.

Riad Tizwa

This inviting and cosy riad offers homely touches such as coffee delivered to your door each morning and breakfast served at any time of the day. There’s a large roof terrace to slouch out on after exploring the dusty souks and the staff go out of their way to help.

Dar Seffarine

Behind high walls and a discrete doorway in the oldest part of the medina is Dar Seffarine, a beautifully renovated 750-year-old riad that has been restored to its former glory. Guests here are treated like long-lost friends by the sociable owners, who host evening drinks and organise nightly dinners.

Dar Attajalli

This charming old medina riad has bags of traditional appeal, with painted-wood ceilings, original zellig tilework and antiques, and Berber textiles scattered throughout. There are just four rooms here so expect fabulously personal service from staff. The dinners, made from seasonal local produce, are not to be missed.

Riad Maison Bleue

This elegantly restored, traditional 19th century medina mansion allows you to sleep amid opulence fit for a pasha. The rooms are scattered across four interconnecting courtyards and boast four-poster beds, antiques, and mashrabiyya (lattice-screens) details, as well as painted cedar-wood features and zellig tiling in abundance: a vision of palatial luxury.