Riad Ibn Khaldoun

This suite on the first floor has a patio view. It has a carved wooden ceiling and the walls and floor are covered with mosaics. It has 2 entrances and it is possible to connect it with the Twin Room Yassmine and the Double Room Kaftan.

This room is decorated like the interior of a medieval aristocratic house. It has 3 large windows opening onto the patio. The ceiling is a fine example of Moroccan craftsmanship.

This room has a high, carved wooden ceiling, and walls covered with mosaics and sculpted plaster. The windows have stained glass and traditional wrought iron pieces. The bed is dressed in purple fabric, made by hand. The room also has a balcony.

This room overlooking the palaces of the Medina is decorated in the Fassi Zellige tiles, and a painted ceiling of cedar wood and stucco friezes made by artists from Fez.

This suite is decorated with traditional objects, a floor covered with Zellige tiles and a cedar wood ceiling with stucco friezes carved by artists from Fez.

This suite is on the second floor and overlooks the terrace. It is decorated in an Andalusian design with a painted wooden ceiling and the floor is covered with Zellige tiles.

This room is located on the second floor with a view of the palaces of the Medina. It is decorated in blues to reflect the sky.

This suite has medieval architecture in the Moroccan tradition. It features a four-poster bed in cedar wood, and a private bathroom with a shower covered in mosaics.

This room overlooking the patio features a decoration typical of the city of Fez. It has a four-poster bed with a green quilt embroidered with golden threads.