Blueeyedandblonde
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We were upgraded to a suite,, Misriah 1, so did not see the standard room we had booked so can only note the room allocated.||Cars park in an area about 100m from the Riad and then the hotel sends someone to bring you and your luggage as cars cannot get through the narrow streets. Lovely room up a flight of steep stairs. It was over the street below so noisy until about 10pm and then quiet until about 8am. Sometimes cigarette smoke came from the street below. ||Fresh water was provided each day along with tea, coffee (Nespresso pods) and fresh fruit.||The room was cleaned and made up daily. Lovely mosaic floor and wall tiles. Rooms are around a beautiful courtyard with trees and fountains.||The room had a lovely lounging area and a beautiful bathroom with walk in shower. We slept well as the mattress was comfortable (not too hard or too soft).||A TV is available in the room but it did not work. However, we did not have time to use it so it did not bother us.||There is a dining room where breakfast is served to your table, freshly made breads, pancakes, yoghurt and orange juice, coffee and eggs.||There is a bar/lounge. Abdul was an amazing barman and host. On the roof was a terrace area overlooking the courtyard. We did not use it due to the time of year and weather. On a walk around, it looked fabulous with relaxing chairs and options for outdoor dining. There was also a cookery school area set up.||We only had Palais Amani on a B & B basis, so did try the food on several nights. However, one of the party was vegetarian so there were limited options. The staff recommended a local Riad/restaurant and organised someone to take us there and bring us back due to the maze of streets and safety. Recommendations were spot on!||There were some options on the menu but it was not clear how much each item would be. The serving/waiting staff were not clear either so it may be helpful to use something like: 2 courses 450DHS or 3 courses 650 DHS etc.||We were at Palais Amani for Christmas and it was celebrated with henna for the ladies, live music and a special menu.||The Palais Amani organised local tour to Ifrane and walking tour.||We loved the Palais Amani and would wholeheartedly recommend it for anyone staying in Fes.