Illustrative photo of the region — the property's own gallery is on the booking page.
Palais de Fès Dar Tazi
A centuries-old family-managed palace with its own 'Hanging Gardens' terrace, steps from Bab Rcif.
Palais de Fès Dar Tazi occupies a centuries-old palace near Bab Rcif, still run by the family behind it. Six to eight individually furnished rooms sit around a garden, with an on-site restaurant serving breakfast through dinner and a bar. The rooftop, which the property calls its 'Hanging Gardens', looks out over the whole medina.
There's no pool or hammam here — this is a house built for architecture and atmosphere rather than resort amenities — but the position near Bab Rcif makes it one of the easier grand riads to actually reach with luggage, a genuine advantage over the deep-medina alternatives.
Why we chose it
- Housed in a genuine several-hundred-year-old palace, still family-managed
- A rooftop terrace the property calls its 'Hanging Gardens', with panoramic medina views
- Steps from Bab Rcif, easier to navigate to than deep-medina riads
Amenities
- Rooftop 'Hanging Gardens' terrace with medina views
- On-site restaurant and bar
- Garden courtyard
- Airport pickup available
Getting there
Palais de Fès Dar Tazi is in Fes, about 20 minutes from Fès–Saïss Airport (FEZ). From here, Fes's highlights are within reach, including University of al-Qarawiyyin, Bou Inania Madrasa and Chouara Tannery — see the full Fes guide for more on what to see nearby.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an on-site restaurant at Palais de Fès Dar Tazi?
Yes — on-site restaurant and bar.
What is Palais de Fès Dar Tazi best for?
Palais de Fès Dar Tazi is best for architecture and history-focused travellers who want an easier-access entry point.
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