Although this riad provided a very Morrocan experience, our stay would have been more enjoyable if the manager had received more customer training. When we arrived for breakfast, a group had left the breakfast table in a mess. We were not given any fresh food or coffee and had to pick our way through the leftovers. A request for fresh... More

I'm just returning from a months visit in Morocco and I spent three nights in lovely Riad. I have to say the best part of the experience was the staff. They were very friendly and so very accommodating. I stayed in one of the larger rooms which was very comfortable. The rooms and common areas are decorated in period Moroccan... More

Three of us stayed 3 nights at Da Anebar. It is a lovely riad and we immediately felt like family. The owner was there to meet us and the staff were very friendly and helpful. There are only 5 guestrooms, so you really feel like a visitor in a home, not a hotel. They got to know us very quickly... More

Ten of my friends and I spent a delightful night in this riad in fez. It was my third visit to the riad and I was delighted at the high standard that had been maintained since my last visit. The rooms were wonderfully air conditioned, which following the heat of the city was perfect, the beds were very comfortable and... More

We visited Dar Anebar for dinner while staying in Fes and enjoyed some of the best Moroccan cuisine, including outstanding pastilla. A very good selection of excellent Moroccan wine was available too.The settings were elegant and the service first class.

This Riad is a family home going back several generations. We had the big suite Oumkeltoum, and it was superb. Large sitting room, big bedroom / large bed and great bathroom with 2 sinks so not disputes on sharing! Ahmed and his team were very very helpful and organised a great city guide, Abrihim and super and careful driver to... More

My sister, my friend, and I (all females) stayed at Dar Anabar's sister Riad, DAR ANEBAR SGHIRA, which is just across the alleyway from the main Dar Anabar, this November (2011). The rooms were nice and clean and very quaint with local decor. The cleanliness was above average, as well as the amenities, though comparably priced, for places we stayed... More

I stayed in the annexe which is just across the lane from the original riad. The room was smallish, simply furnished but spotlessly clean, with pretty colored glass windows looking into a small central courtyard. Hot water available 24 hours with good pressure. It is very quiet. The free wifi available in the main riad did not reach to the... More

Thank you Ahmed for your care of us during our stay. The Riad is beautiful and relaxing your staff welcoming and very helpful. Especially when we arrived back exhautsted from our forrays outside and feeling that we had somehow been targets of yet more little scams. You even went beyond the call of duty at 6:00am in the morning when... More