Dar Chourouk

A wonderful experience 💙 I would always come back

Not a particularly bad experience, but not a particularly good one either. Let's start with the pros: the Riad is located practically at the entrance to the medina, which is very convenient for both getting around and getting in and out easily. The structure has its own character, with furnishings that aren't entirely functional but quite characteristic. Now for the cons: since there were five of us, we had two rooms, both with private bathrooms. In one of the rooms, it rained inside the bathroom. In the other, however, a terrible stench came from the pipes. Not to mention that the shower didn't even have a curtain, essentially hanging from the toilet. The ceiling wasn't higher than 1.90 meters, so if you're taller, be careful. In the same room, out of two electrical outlets (for three people), only one worked. There was also heating/air conditioning, but that also didn't work. To make this adventurous experience even more complete, one of the beds had stained sheets, which we had to change ourselves, taking them from another room. The owner is also helpful, although he will try to sell you excursions at dishonest prices and will recommend one of the worst restaurants in Fez (avoid it unless you want to be deliberately ripped off), but this doesn't make up for the rest.

Not a particularly bad experience, but not a particularly good one either. Let's start with the pros: the Riad is located practically at the entrance to the medina, which is very convenient for both getting around and getting in and out easily. The structure has its own character, with furnishings that aren't entirely functional but quite characteristic. Now let's get to the cons: since there were five of us, we had two rooms, both with private bathrooms. In one of the rooms, it rained inside the bathroom. In the other, however, a terrible stench came from the pipes. Not to mention that the shower didn't even have a curtain, essentially hanging from the toilet. The ceiling wasn't higher than 1.90 meters, so if you're taller, be careful. In the same room, out of two electrical outlets (for three people), only one worked. There was also heating/air conditioning, but that also didn't work. To make this adventurous experience even more complete, one of the beds had stained sheets that we had to change ourselves, taking them from another room. The owner is also helpful, although he will try to sell you excursions at dishonest prices and will recommend one of the worst restaurants in Fez (avoid it unless you want to be deliberately ripped off), but this doesn't make up for the rest.