My family and I stayed one night at Dar Hafsa and had a wonderful time! Abdulla Kareem and his son Aziz were excellent hosts, very friendly and helpful. They always had a smile on their face and were a delight to be around. Their place is very clean and beautifully Moroccan. Abdulla met us at the main gate in Fes... More

I have nothing but good things to say about Dar Hafsa. The family that runs it is kind, helpful, and thoroughly knowledgable about Morocco. The rooms are comfortable and clean, with climate control and hot showers. Karim, the patriarch of the family that runs Dar Hafsa, is more than happy to recommend restaurants, organize tours of Fes or its environs,... More

The first experience that we had with Dar Hafsa was that we did not know where it was (we were new to the medina-style setup). One of the family members came to the main gate and walked us to their dar. Upon entering, the facility was amazing. There were so many colors and classic Moroccan patterns. We really enjoyed the... More

A very good location-just a few seconds from main street of the medina. A very heartful welcome with delicious(enourmous portion :) )breakfast.The host was a perfect guide not only Fez,but in Chefchaouen as well, sharing the most interesting places to see, the best restaurants to have dinner and the best shops. He helped us every day!! If you want to... More

My wife and I really enjoyed our time in Fes which was made all the more enjoyable thanks to a great choice of accommodation in Dar Hafsa in the heart of the Medina. We didn't know what to expect this being our first time in Morocco but our time in Fes was greatly enhanced thanks to the high quality accommodation... More

From the minute we walked in, Dar Hafsa exceeded our expectations. For the price, we really only expected a clean room and warm bed. Instead, we were surrounded by a beautiful home and warm hospitality. The owner Karim and his family went extremely out their way to make us feel welcome and the location in the heart of the medina... More

Dar Hafsa was quite a pleasant surprise. On a quiet residential side street just off the main road, this is a small jewel-box of a family run hotel. The owner and his children are incredibly gracious and kind hosts, fluent in French and English as well as Arabic. They have obviously spent a lot of time, money and effort in... More

If you want to be completely immerged in deep Morocco and the medina, go for this place. If you want to have some intimacy, you should consider staying elsewhere. Positive points are: the price and what you get for it and the fact that it is situated deep in one of the medina's street so noise from the actual Medina... More

We stayed at dar hafsa for two nights and everything about it was perfect. It is owned by the people that run this riad, and they do a great job servicing your every need. It is located close enough to the middle of the medina so you can access all the important places (university, tannery, cupper and bronze crafting square,... More