Our suite was wonderful; the staff was very responsive. We stayed at several excellent riads in Morocco, and Palais Amani was the best. More

We spent three splendid nights at this beautifully appointed riad and would recommend it enthusiastically. The rooms are spacious and furnished with all the amenities, and the public areas are so beautiful that you are tempted simply to stay put and feel like a Moroccan grandee. It's conveniently located in the old city, close to the outer wall, for ease... More

My husband and I have just spent 3 days at Palais Amani before traveling to Marrakech. We enjoyed every minute of our stay and could not disagree more with previous comments. The costs are not hidden, the restaurant offers a set menu but every night we dined we were asked if there is anything we that we did not like.... More

The best place ever to celebrate a great birthday surrounded by family and friends. All ages bursting with happiness and perfectly looked after. More

Palais Amani is a delightful respite in the medina! Wether the location is "dicey" as indicated in another review, I cannot say. As a foreigner, I didn't feel it any dicier than any other part of the medina. There are small alleys all over, and you will have to go through them at one time or another. And if you... More

This is a boutique which gives the impression that they will do anything they can think of to make you enjoy your stay. The physical plant is stunning, and the staff is friendly and solicitous. As has been noted elsewhere, prices are high, but they are not hidden. Service is phenomenal. The restaurant was good, as fortunately I liked the... More

The people could not be nicer. The physical structure is magnificent, but management has set pricing that you wont like unless your idea of fun is burning 50 dollar bills. Room rates are a bit high by top local hotel standards, but especially for a Riad. The garden (ie, Riad) is really, really nice. It's a wonderful feeling to enter... More

We had a fabulous time at Palais Amani! The smell of orange blossom n the inner courtyard will stay with me forever - and the view from our room, through the beautiful glass doors, whilst drinking mint tea and nibbling biscuits. The place is fantastic and so are the staff! Tip: A guide for the medina is recommended - less... More

not to be mistaken by Palais Jamai that is not IN the old town but above (also very nice but is not the same experience) this amazing small hotel gives you the best chance be in the old town and stilll experience top service and great ambiance. Not to be missed if you just don't want to see Fez (or... More