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( /fax 0535 94 06 01, 0535 94 06 12;
www.acrosshotels.com
;
76 Blvd Chefchaouni; s/d incl breakfast
Dh650/780; )
A new hotel in a convenient location, the Across ticks all the
boxes for its four stars. Rooms are as you'd expect, and there's a gym, hammam, bar, res-
taurant and rooftop pool with amazing 360-degree views over the city.
Hôtel Mounia
HOTEL
€€
(
0535 62 48 38;
www.hotelmouniafes.ma
; 60 Blvd Zerktouni; s/d incl breakfast from Dh551/702;
)
A
zellij
lobby guides you into this modern and classy hotel that's popular with tour
groups. Rooms are bright and tidy, with satellite TV. The restaurant is fair, and there's a
smoky bar with plenty of water pipes. Rooms along corridors near the bar can be noisy.
Staff are helpful, and good discounts are often available.
Hotel Sahrai
( 0535 94 03 32;
www.hotelsahrai.com
; Dhar el-Mehraz; r from Dh1650; )
This new
boutique hotel venture from the owners of Riad Fès is due to open in 2014. High on the
southern hills overlooking the medina, it promises good things with high-end contempor-
ary design, a Givenchy spa, restaurants and a terrace with an infinity pool and cocktail
bar.
HOTEL
€€€
Hotel Barceló Fès Medina
( 0535 94 88 00;
www.barcelo.com
;
53 Ave Hassan II; s/d Dh1760; )
The four-star Hotel
Barceló sweeps elegantly around a corner opposite La Fiat, affording it excellent views of
the medina. Despite its name, it is in the ville nouvelle. Rooms are well designed and spa-
cious with chic decor. There's a spa and snack bar, as well as the restaurant Le Bistrot.
HOTEL
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