Reviews of Chez L'habitant Boueden

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all fine

The riad is aging and unmaintained which is a pity as it’s very beautiful. The breakfast was poor, the staff were sweet and helpful (particularly Hassan). The area suffers noise and people hassling. It was exceptionally hard to find.

Feeling of forlornness in property and the stingy breakfast.

The owner welcomed us during the night and had arranged a taxi service in advance to pick us up from the airport. After that, Hassan came to pick us up and walked us to the riad, which we greatly appreciated. The owner is a very friendly and helpful woman, always available to answer any questions we had. The breakfast was good, and the room was very spacious. The riad itself was beautiful, and we had a very pleasant stay. It’s just a few minutes’ walk to reach the market, which I found an overwhelmingly special experience.

the hosts are very helpful people, we had the most wonderful time with them💕

you can’t reach the hotel by car but walking distance is like 2 minutes so not a problem!

Great and convenient location, phenomenal view from the room (happens rarely in riads), friendly and helpful staff, easygoing atmosphere, just perfect for me. Thank you.

I felt completely satisfied. OK, some eggs for breakfast wouldn't hurt me, but I know the rules: just baguette and jam. I'll have my eggs when I get back home.

Extremely beautiful Riad that is well located. The room was very clean and the family are very nice. I felt extremely safe.

Nothing.

Nice Moroccan house in the Medina. Quite good location. The room was big, the breakfast was OK, the people were nice and helpful.

It was a bit cold to sleep in the winter, but this is everywhere like that (we stayed in 3 different Riads across the Morocco and everywhere was chilly in the evening). No bad words.

Beautiful home, very accommodating and friendly owners & family. They went out of the way to make me feel comfortable and have the best stay.

The location is impossible to find on your own, so they are lively and meet you, but you need an escort anywhere you go. I got lost and was very scared alone in the area. Was also incredibly cold in the room.

Lovely room, comfortable beds and we had a good night sleep. the host was very friendly, walked us to a nearby restaurant to get some food and took us back to the hotel so we don't get lost. Great efforts made for good service

Location didn't come up on google maps and I got lost but a local helped me. That's just me getting to know Morocco , all locations in Medina can be hard to find so got to be prepared for next time.

Hassan and his family were exceptional good host, quite lively and welcoming. Everything was clean and well placed. Simple but elegant... feel of a real Moroccan home .....

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Location was little sketchy felt unsafe after dark harassed by people wanting to help u and expecting money difficult to get to hotel 15 min walk through allies to get to anything in

A short walk to the heart of the Medina and genuinely outstanding hospitality. As a solo female traveler the staff made my stay authentic, comfortable, and safe. I couldn’t recommend staying here more.

This is a traditional Riad located in a quiet street of the Medina, away from the noises and the smells of the souk, but only 5 minutes away from one of the gates. Ideal for large families or groups. Amal made our stay in Fes nice and smooth. She sent someone to the parking to help with the luggage and take us to the Riad. She organized a guide in Spanish to visit the Medina, which made all the difference. We organized dinners at the Riad and everything was delicious. We had the whole Riad for ourselves and felt good. Recommended if you want to stay in the Medina but in a calm place.

The steps for the upper floors are a bit high, so not ideal for elder people.

beautiful room in a Riad in the old Medina. Before arriving the owner arranged a taxi from the airport for us, which we payed at the hotel, and someone came to pick us up by foot to guide us to the hotel. As it was night and it was in the Medina, this was very helpful. The building was beautiful, and the room was cozy. Breakfast was local bread with jam and margarine, and delicious coffee and moroccan tea. The family that owned is was very helpful, and we could arrange trips via them, (we went to Chefchaouen and the Sahara) The room did get warn at night, as it was in the top of the building but there was an airco (at extra charge). I would highly recommend!

The room is spacious for four people and the place is really pretty. The host is very friendly that they give us complimentary suhoor and iftar. We really appreciate it. we like the restroom because it includes the bidet. The family living at the ground floor is very welcoming.

The location was hard to find because it was inside the medina. When it is inside the medina, you need to be careful because there is a lot of people that wanted to take advantage of you if you look lost. because the room is upstairs, it was quite hard to get our luggage to our rooms also because the stairs were really narrow.

The staff was very helpful , located in Old Town. It was good to explore the Madina.Walk to the main road near Bank of Africa(Ben Mohammed El Alaoui Road), turn right you can find an Orange mobile shop for a sim card,a nice restaurant with a roof top sitting area and a currency exchange .

The breakfast was basic and limited

Probably the most beautiful place I ever slept in. It was clean, breakfast was delicious. Place is run by woman so I recommend it for girl travellers.

Nothing, everything was perfect.

The hotel is in an amazing authentic Moroccan house. The host is super friendly and helpful. He knows many languages and arranged us all activities during our stay. Don’t forget to go to the terrace!

The water pressure was not very good.

The hospitality of Mohamed was exceptional! He provided us with breakfast that was super delicious and not only that he picked us up and showed the way when we arrived late at night and when we left he called us a cab. Because the Medina is a bit difficult to navigate when you're new. He talked with us although french, our french is not the best, but we understood each other very well! The riad was typically open designed, it's quite an experience and def recommend! But if you want privacy a riad is nothing for you. We were alone there so no problem regarding that ;) Mohameds son guided us to a restaurant, when we were looking for a place to eat. It was so very sweet of him! Very familiar and cozy, def recommend 11/10