We love —
- Combining centuries-old tradition with modern-day splendour, Hotel Sahrai 5* is a luxury property on the site of a former palace with breathtaking views.
- Discover a world of well-being like no other at the glamorous Givenchy spa, soak in the outdoor infinity pool, and delight in elegant interiors designed by renowned architect Christophe Pillet.
- Stay in the intimate haven of an Upgraded Deluxe Room, with a marble bathroom and floor-to-ceiling windows for a truly royal experience.
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Open the doors to five-star luxury —
Hotel Sahrai 5* boasts spectacular views of the largest Medina in the world and stands on the former site of Marshal Lyautey’s summer palace. This majestic property has been designed by architect Christophe Pillet, incorporating the original arches adorning the facade with light-filled spaces that are both intimate and splendid.
Stay in one of the fifty spacious rooms, dine in the two restaurants and take in panoramic views from the rooftop bar. Unwind in the Givenchy spa and treat yourself to indulgent downtime in the hammam.
Your accommodation —
This offer is based on an Upgraded Deluxe Room.
Upgraded Deluxe Room (30 m²)
With honey-coloured stone walls, soft natural lighting and sleek glass features, the Upgraded Deluxe Rooms offer a refined and harmonious space in which to unwind. Gaze out at views of the surrounding landscape through floor-to-ceiling windows, and get ready in style in the luxurious marble bathroom with Acqua di Parma toiletries.
Your dining choices
Just for you:
- Complimentary Sunday brunch on stays of 7 nights or more (one per person, per stay)
This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.
Start each day with an included breakfast in Amaraz Restaurant, under the beams of the vast dining room which opens up onto the ground floor of the hotel. Relais de Paris Restaurant has an informal, chic atmosphere with a brasserie menu featuring entrecôte and foie gras, bringing a certain je ne sais quoi to Fez. Drinks in the evening can be enjoyed with an impressive view from Jungle Bar, situated on the surrounding at the top of one of the surrounding hills. Sample tapas dishes with a carefully curated wine list while seated at the bar or inviting terrace. Salon Lyautey is the ideal spot for enjoying Moroccan wine by the fireplace, while the white marble Arcades Bar makes a charming setting for a laid-back lunch.
Your time
Discover a world of well-being and relaxation at the health club, with the outdoor infinity pool (heated in the winter months), hammam and rejuvenating massages.
Givenchy Spa is an oasis of tranquillity embodying the understated elegance that characterises this Haute Couture brand. All spa treatments are created by Givenchy, and natural light and customized treatments help to make this spa truly unique.
Guests eager to stay in shape can make use of the high-end equipment at the fitness centre, while others may simply wish to bask in the sunshine poolside.
Fes —
Fes is Morocco’s spiritual and cultural heart, where ancient traditions unfold within one of the world’s oldest medinas. Labyrinthine alleyways, carved riads, and the scent of spices and leather create an atmosphere rich in history and craftsmanship, offering an immersive journey into a city shaped by centuries of artistry and devotion.
Must-sees
- Fes el Bali Medina: Wander through a UNESCO-listed maze of souks, courtyards, and historic streets alive with artisans and daily life.
- Al Quaraouiyine Mosque and University: Discover one of the world’s oldest centres of learning, admired for its architectural beauty and cultural significance.
- Chouara Tannery: Observe traditional leather dyeing techniques from panoramic terraces overlooking colourful stone vats.
- Bou Inania Madrasa: Admire intricate zellige tiles, carved cedarwood, and peaceful courtyards reflecting exquisite Moroccan craftsmanship.
- Bab Boujloud: Pass through the iconic blue gate marking the entrance to the historic medina.
Culinary culture
Fassi cuisine is among Morocco’s most refined, blending sweet and savoury flavours with delicate spices. Savour slow-cooked tagines, pastilla, and fragrant couscous served in elegant riads or hidden courtyard restaurants, often accompanied by mint tea and traditional pastries.
Dive deeper
Join guided artisan workshops, explore hidden fondouks and traditional hammams, or visit nearby hills for panoramic views over the ancient city. Evenings invite candlelit dinners in riads, storytelling, and the gentle sounds of the medina after dusk.
Good to know
The currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD). Fes is best explored on foot within the medina, while taxis are useful for reaching newer districts. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for exploration, while summer can be warm and winter evenings cooler.
