I first was introduced to the Bouzidi family when my son lived in Fes while going to language school. Starting in 2004, I have accompanied a small group of fellow American bicyclists to Morocco and stayed yearly at Riad Dar Dmana, enjoying the friendship and hospitality of this remarkable establishment. You truly are treated as a member of the family... more

This little jewel of a riad is in the medina off a small street just two or three blocks from the souks. The interior 'courtyard' is covered and its walls are beautifully decorated with finely carved plaster and tile. In this gracious setting, the meals are served. When people are in the 'courtyard' talking, especially if they aren't speaking quietly,... more

I would not recommend this riad at all. The owner and his staff(family) are disingenuous, not sincere at all and do not know how to treat guests. We were catching a train early in the morning and requested breakfast at 7:30, which for people catching transport is not especially early. We were told by the owner's nephew the evening before... more

We spent 4 nights at Dar Dmana at the end of our 12 day trip through Morocco. Khaleed, Rashid, and the rest of the Dar Dmana family took amazing care of us. From flight confirmations and cab reservations to Medina directions and guide procurement, they couldn't have done a better job. Breakfast each morning was something to look forward to,... more

I stayed at Dar Dmana in November 2007 and it was wonderful. I had thought to book ages in advance and it turned out it was lucky that I did so. The hotel organised a cab for me from the airport. It was great as the taxi could get to within meters of the hotel, which I was to see... more

Our host picked us up at the bus station at 1am after a 30 harrowing hour journey, and stepping into the beautiful courtyard of the riad absolutely took our breath away. Rooms are simple and comfortable. Delicious breakfast served in the courtyard included, dinner available for extra, but worth trying at least once - best meal we had while in... more

we stay for 3 days with our 2 sons ,the locaton is central ,room clean and the staff very friendly we recommed this hotel . more

I friend and I stayed at the Riad in August and were not very satisfied with the value for the money. We thought the rate was 60 Euros per room per night, but it was actually 60 Euros/person/night, so 120 Euros/night in total. That was not worth it at all, and I felt they were trying to cheat us. The... more

We recently returned from a 4 night, 3 day stay at the riad Dar Dmana in Fez, where we were visiting our college-aged son who's been studying Arabic there this term. What a charming place! We had a spacious room with queen bed, beautifully furnished with Moroccan decor and including air conditioning controlled in the room and a TV (which... more