The hotel

Discreet haven of luxury and wellbeing, Mayfez, is an elegant and welcoming home, right in the heart of the medina of Fez.

At Riad Mayfez, the number of suites has been deliberately limited to seven, in order to offer highly personalized service, as well as natural social distancing.

7 KEYS ONLY

The Riad combines the services of a prestigious hotel, with the benefits of a private property.

A butler provides bespoke service for guests to arrange their stay, in the smallest detail.

Mayfez has been designed to maintain the authentic charm and human scale, much like a homely family spirit, to create a sense of privacy and discretion.

THE COURTYARD

The Riad unfolds its columns around a huge contemporary courtyard and a heated swimming pool made of black marble, that has replaced the monumental fountain formerly intended to water the garden.

Architectural jewel of «belle époque» oriental style, the Riad offers all modern comfort and welcomes you in a friendly and true family spirit.

EXCLUSIVE EXPERIENCE

With only seven suites, one restaurant and bar dedicated to the hotel guests only, caring and friendly service, privilege of a spacious terrace, accessible by lift, offering panoramic view; Mayfez appears as a true exclusive experience.

Riad Mayfez Suites & Spa is not place to simply drop your luggage. It is a place to relax and rejuvenate.

OVERALL ECLECTIC DESIGN

At Riad Mayfez, the overall eclectic decoration is a tribute to both East and West.

At the restaurant, bar, mirror room or billiard lounge, Moroccan know-how is in the spotlight.

The beauty of details is everywhere. From painted cedar panels to carved plaster, to the elevator disguised as a travel trunk, to chandeliers and chintz curtains, there is always a marvelous detail to gaze upon, while walking through Riad Mayfez.

As Lady of the House, Dominique Laraqui officiates on site, thanks to a team entirely dedicated to the comfort of her guests.

“True to Moroccan hospitality, we believe, the art of welcoming, is led by caring and quality of exchange between the Riad, the staff and the guests.”