The staff was wonderful. The first thing they said to us was: you're here, you're family. Because the Medina is so complicated, they met us at a gate (which I think all riads do) and walked us back to the riad. We had dinner both nights and it was the best food we had in Morocco (and we'd been there over a week). The riad was lovely, the roof terrace was peaceful, the room was spacious. It was like a movie.

This is not just a Dar Anebar issue: all the beds we stayed in our entire time in Morocco were incredibly hard. Absolutely no cushion at all. I can't imagine what they're made of. We definitely wish we'd had more hot water (that it lasted in a way that 2 people could bathe in a row), but that was a minor complaint.

Beautiful property and amazing comfortable bedroom with the biggest bed and wonderful cotton sheets . Lots of nice soap, shampoo , shower gel etc . Staff helpful and went out of their way to help make our stay perfect We have been in Morocco for a while and this was our favourite property . Good coffee and nice breakfast . A 10/10 stay .

Property a little far from the main areas , which isn’t a problem but the streets dark at night . Building work nearby but no noise when we were at the property . I wouldn’t suggest area for lone travellers but as a couple we felt fine. The disadvantage were overcome by the beauty of the property . We would recommend staying here.

It is amazing. The Riad is a typical Moroccan family house that has been open to visitors. The best thing in Dar Anebar are the host, Ahmed, and all the people working hard to make your stay memorable. Everything is easy, communication, tips for the city, and their incredible hospitality. The location is great, on the entrance of the Medina, easy to reach any spot at a walking distance. The rooms are beautiful, super clean and comfortable, with very good working AC. Many details in the rooms for the guests to be as comfortable as possible.

A great original Riad in the heart of Fes, with easy parking closely. You feel like living in the old days, yet, everything was very well thought of to meet the needs of our today's life. The staff were all willing to help and service our needs, including providing info about the sights and navigating through the "labyrinth" of Fes. I would greatly recommend it to whoever wants to, not only visit the Medina of Fes, but also experience the "old" way of living in the Medina within a traditional but well maintained Riad of old times.

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Dar Anebar was absolutely magnificent, our room was exceptionally beautiful, comfy, so very spacious and with everything to make our stay more than perfect. The bathroom was fabulous and so spacious too. Pity we stayed only one night as we would have loved to stay much longer. Staff were absolutely fantastic, professional and friendly. They made us feel at home and part of the family, they treated us like king and queen! We also had dinner there, which was delicious and they were able to cater for my diet and allergies. I can’t praise this Riad highly enough. In the morning they even accompanied us to the nearby square to fetch a taxi to the station. We highly recommend this Riad, it was exceptional and truly magnificent!

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AMAZING staff. Very authentic Moroccan feel. Substantial Moroccan breakfast each morning is included. Spacious rooms with good air con. The staff went above and beyond for us, not only when I was unwell, but throughout the stay they went out of their way for lots of little things which was so appreciated.

There are a few small streets that need to be walked to reach the Dar from the road (3mins on foot) or Medina (5-10 mins on foot). No issues encountered on our behalf but depending on your level of travel, some may feel uncomfortable/ if alone late at night. Again, absolutely no issues from us.

It was a great surprise when we arrived at the Hotel. We were received by the staff with a nice tea and a really calm environment. The main building had a nice fountain in the center, music in the evening and they also served dinner with wine. Our room had an amazing bed and was located at the annex, so it was calmer than the main building. Totally recommended!

Walking in the medina is not an easy task. The GPS is not always accurate, you can´t really see what is at the next corner and there is always someone trying to "guide" you to some places. Talk to people, but don´t accept their "help", they you will ask for money.

Everything was great! Riad was traditional and beautiful. As female travellers we were cautious but at no point did we feel unsafe. The staff were amazing we can’t thank them enough for their hospitality, it definitely felt like being at home, we were sad to leave! Thank you to Ahmed’s and Aziz’s for your hospitality, you are all amazing and went above and beyond to help us with anything we needed. You looked after us all and ensured we were happy and safe. The excursions organised by the staff were great. We will be back one day with our families!

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We reserved a very large room with king size bed facing the interior courtyard. It was a great room, and I wholly recommend booking that one (whatever it's called). There was a nice sitting area and the bed was very comfortable with high quality linens. The bathroom was huge, with plenty of extra towels and toiletries. The bathtub was soooo nice to soak in after a hot, dirty day of walking through the medina and different tourist sites. Since the window of the room faces the inner courtyard, you don't hear any outside traffic or people in the street. In the evening the hotel played instumental music during dinner, and the music plus fountain gave the room we booked a lovely, relaxing ambiance. Breakfast was good and dinner was generous and delicous. Since this hotel is kind of isolated, it was nice to find a 4 star hotel around the corner that had a bar and also served a delicious dinner on a lovely outdoor patio. So you can eat dinner in this Riad and at the neighboring hotel to mix up your meals a bit.

The coffee at breakfast was terrible, and when we complained, the staff suggested we pay 3 euros to use their Nespresso machine...I understand charging for a Nespresso pod during the day, but when your customer complains at breakfast two days in a row about the bad coffee, that's the time to offer a Nespresso pod on the house. The location isn't great. It's far from the rest of the medina. On the flip side, it's a quieter area and you can exit in a few minutes to get to the street. There are a lot of people in this part of the Medina trying to "help" you. It's best to just exit the medina and then either walk the long 20 min or so sidewalk to another entrance or take a cab.

Beautifully decorated, wonderful and attentive and helpful staff, safe, awesome views from the rooftop over the city, excellent dinner and service. We were escorted and then served tea in the lobby on arrival after a difficult encounter in the Medina, which was very welcoming. also had a great breakfast and then help with booking a taxi to the train station.

Felt very safe, we know there was security cameras, one last level of security we wish we had was a doorman (but understandable and we still felt safe, and this mostly relates to our encounter outside before arrival ). Also the wifi was a little bit spotty on our floor, but overall worked well for our communications and next day planning.