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The Pool Room
Cool zellige, hanging lanterns and the water at your side.
A table inside the old city
Dinner, held by a palace.
Moroccan cooking served beside the courtyard pool, beneath carved cedar and lantern light.
5.0 Google127 reviewsMAD 150–200 per person
Fès El Bali · 4 Ras Jnan
Come for the table. Stay for the house.
Hidden behind the walls of Fès El Bali, two rooms wait: one beside the water, one open to the garden. The welcome begins with mint tea. Dinner moves at the rhythm of the house.
Two ways to dine
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The Garden Room
Citrus, palms and the quiet of an open courtyard.
Made in the houseAt the table
A Moroccan table, made here.
Guests return for the Moroccan salads, slow-cooked tagines, couscous and mint tea. The selection changes; ask for today’s table when you reserve.
See what is servedGoogle · Fès
127 voices. One perfect score.
Rated 5.0 on Google. Guests mention the tajine, Moroccan cuisine, couscous and the pool view again and again.
5.0★★★★★127 Google reviews
In their words
“The Moroccan salad was delicious and the tagine was perfect.”
Ellie Fernander · Google
“Very good Moroccan mint tea by the pool. Variety of dinner options.”
Nikolett Szabó · Google
Riad Old City Palace
Sleep where you dine.
The restaurant lives inside Riad Old City Palace — fifteen rooms, an indoor pool and the Medina above you.
Stay at the Palace