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Hotel Sahrai

Fes, Morocco • Ville Nouvelle • SPLURGE

avg. $297 / night

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Perched on a hill above Fès el-Bali with views stretching across the medina's rooftop sprawl toward the Middle Atlas, Hotel Sahrai was conceived from the outset as a contemporary counterpoint to the ancient city below — a rare thing in Moroccan hospitality, which so often defaults to riad nostalgia. The architect Imaad Rahmouni positioned the low-slung building to maximise its elevated vantage, and Italian designer Paola Navone brought the interiors into being with characteristic eclecticism: tangerine-upholstered platform beds, warm limestone wall cladding in large ashlar blocks, and pendant lanterns with geometric brass frames that nod to Fassi metalwork without replicating it. The 40 rooms and suites carry a palette of camel, burnt orange, and creamy stone, with embossed plasterwork headboards on the upper-category rooms drawing directly from the zellige and stucco traditions of the medina without employing those materials literally. The rooftop bar is the property's most assured gesture — a mirrored ceiling multiplying a cluster of angular lantern pendants above curved sectional seating, the whole space opening through full-height glazing onto a teak-decked terrace where hand-thrown ceramic vases anchor the corners against the city glow below. At the pool, a teak surround meets a rendered stone archway and a horizon edge that dissolves into the mountain panorama at dusk. The effect is closer to a considered private residence than a hotel, which is precisely Navone's intention.

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Centrally located on a hill between the Medina and the New Town - Hotel Sahrai offers unparalleled views of the city and its surroundings. Its unique location is easily accessible by car and convenient for both business and leisure travelers.

Amenities

Pool

Free Parking

Fitness center

Internet

Room service

Free Internet

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Spa

Airport transportation

Hotel Sahrai Reviews

881 reviews

"Hotel Sahrai is a stylish and modern hotel set on the hillside overlooking Fes, offering a completely different experience from many of the more traditional places we stayed during our trip to Morocco. The views over the city are fantastic and give the hotel a calm, relaxed atmosphere. Don’t let the location put you off. Although it’s not right in the centre, the hotel provides a convenient shuttle service into town, and taxis back to the hotel are very inexpensive – around 16 dirhams – so getting around is easy. Check-in was smooth and welcoming, and the service at the front desk remained excellent throughout our stay. The staff were always friendly, professional and happy to help with any requests. Our Superior Room was beautifully designed and very stylish, with a huge comfortable bed and elegant décor. The room was refreshed daily with fresh linen, towels and lovely Aqua di Parma toiletries, which was a nice touch. There were a couple of small practical quirks – for example, the bath taps are easiest to reach once you’re already in the bath and the shower can splash a little onto the bathroom floor – but these are very minor points in an otherwise great room. A small detail we noticed was that only one bottle of water and two tea bags were left each day. That said, reception happily topped up the tea bags and provided fresh milk whenever we asked, so service was never an issue. We visited during Ramadan, so breakfast was very quiet each morning. The breakfast itself was good, with eggs cooked to order and a selection of other options. The service was attentive and relaxed. We ate at the hotel one evening when many restaurants in the city were busy, and the meal we chose was very enjoyable. The pool area is also excellent – a lovely space to relax with great views – although the weather during our stay wasn’t quite warm enough for much sunbathing. Overall, Hotel Sahrai is a very good hotel that combines modern design, great views and excellent service. With just a few small additions it could easily be outstanding. Would we stay again? Absolutely."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 09, 2026

"We did enjoy the hotel is really comfortable and stylish. The service is incredible attentive. The bedroom are large and the beds comfy and the bathroom are…glass boxes that are actually extremely nice. The hotel is in the Ville Nuovelle so no so centrally located but the views of Fez from the terraces are very beautiful…"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 23, 2026

"Big disapointment for a 5 stars hotel Atmosphere : 5/5 The hotel architecture is beautiful and invites to peace and relaxation. Other said, the architects have worked very well! But then, it is up to management to create the right atmosphere and ensure that the service lives up to the venue's standards... Which is far from being the case. Service : 1/5 The staff lacks the right training probably. the service is too slow. We overheard the table next to us also having some troubles, not only due to slow service but also due to bottle of white wine which was warm. They shouldn't even have had to justify themselves further in a 5-star hotel; the staff should have immediately changed their seat (or even refused to serve them!). Instead, they had to spend a long time trying to convince the staff that it wasn't normal. Swimming pool overall experience : 1/5 The so-called changing room for the swimming pool, is actually a dark cell. No light. Nothing to sit on. It feels like being in a broom closet. Not at all worthy of a 5-star rating. Toilets are obviously not adapted and too uncomfortable to change for dry clothes after swimming. The deck chairs are old and poorly maintained. and to get a drink we had to chase after a waiter after waiting for an hour without anyone coming to offer us anything... The pool wasn't heated. You might think, "Okay, we're in Morocco, it's hot." But the water was freezing cold. It's easy to see why nobody was swimming. Location : 1/5. very far from downtown and the Medina. and walking around the hotel has nothing pleasant I don't recommend."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Nov 15, 2025

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