Reviews of Riad Felloussia

I booked this riad last minute for my family, hoping to spare them the trouble of searching for accommodations after a long trip. Unfortunately, they ended up facing exactly what I was trying to avoid. The rooms were damp and smelled of mold. To make matters worse, the towels provided were not clean (although these were promptly replaced with cleaner ones). When we raised concerns, we were offered alternative rooms, but they were no better. Since I had booked via Booking.com just 1–2 hours before check-in, I requested the riad (on phone) to waive the cancellation fees, explaining the situation. Not only did they refuse, but the management outright lied, claiming they couldn't process a cancellation without consulting higher-ups—which clearly didn’t exist. A few hours they ended up refusing it for other reason, which is another lie: They said my family actually never did the check-in. 😂 Even Booking.com’s support team, who remained professional throughout, couldn’t hide their disbelief at the excuses this riad’s management made over ~50-55€. This was less about the money and more about the sheer lack of care and honesty. We ended up booking somewhere else and so should you.

Wonderfully hidden and romantic place, almost like a museum! Great roof top terrace overlooking the large square.

Very nice interior in a charming Riad with a fantastic and helpful team. Great room size compared to other Riads we have seen. Well located to see all historical sites, to visit the souk.

Nothing to complain. The shower mixer needs some care…

Riad Felloussia is a terrific find. Location is great for Meknes, Just in the medina by Bab Mansour, I literally stepped out of my taxi from the station and found it - Its a lovely traditional Riad set around a gorgeous garden courtyard and the roof terrace gives an amazing view over Meknes’ main square. Madame, Rachida and Habiba are the kindest and genuinely friendliest and funniest hosts I have met. The room was huge, clean, with a comfy bed and the best shower I have had in Morocco ! ( I think my bathroom was originally the Riad’s own, mini hammam) I cannot recommend this place highly enough. I spent 3 nights there and loved it. I was travelling as a solo woman and had the loveliest most comfortable time at this fab spot. Meknes is a great city to visit. They’ll cook you a tasty dinner too for an extra fee.

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Beautiful riad. The room was very, very spacious -- biggest riad we stayed in. The staff was kind and lovely, however didn't speak much English. We got by okay, though. Located in the Medina, so it is a bit of a maze but once you figure it out, it's a great spot.

The place was lovely, clean and the bed was superb!! There was hot water in the shower. The staff were very friendly.

There was no WiFi in the bedroom

They were really hospitable, it was like being part of the family by the time we left.

It was hard to find. It would have helped if there had been a light outside the front door!

I stayed for a month. The house is really pretty. I had a private terrace as well. The location and the staff were great. Super nice and welcoming. Please keep in mind that no taxis reach the Riad as it’s within the old city. As a solo traveler, I felt safe in the Riad and within the old city as well. I would recommend for shorter stays, not longer stays.

The breakfast was repetitive. The rooms do not have many amenities like hair dryers, irons, or fridges. My room had an ac, but not sure about others. I asked for a kettle after two weeks—they provided the kettle, but the rooms don’t come with these amenities. I stayed for a month, but regular cleaning services are not provided. The bedding and linens are really old and not well-kept. Paid for a month and was late by two days. I didn’t ask for a refund for the first two days but asked if I could stay for one extra night within the same total bill and was refused. They gave me a discount but still charged me.

Kind, friendly and supportive host. Authentic moroccan riad house and enterior. Warm shower. Big bathtub. Aircon. Nice rooftop. Good situated at medina entrance. Guarded parkingplace nearby.

really nice rooms and calm riad right in the center! breakfast is nice and familiar atmosphere

problem with stuff: i found only an older grandma at the riad, who didnt want to let me in even though i had reservation. In the end all want well and host was friendly, but that was very stressfull.

Very authentic in the heart of the Medina. Host was very helpful and welcoming.

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Beautiful road with a caring and hospitable landlady. Breakfast was excellent and many of the breads were homemade and very healthy. Ordered a lamb tagine and was humongous. Meal was lovely. Thanks for the warm hospitality. ♥️

The light in the room was rather dim and mattress was a little soft for my liking. Other than that a huge and beautiful room.

Location and walking distance for souk and city center location.breakfast served good and tasty.

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This was the third riad we have stayed in, the other two were both very good but l think this one was the most authentic. It was nicely decorated with art works and interestng pieces.

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Lovely warm welcome.

Nothing to complain about at all.

Beautifully renewed Riad, But poor maintenance.

It needs maintenance. Our bedroom door was broken and couldn't be locked. Shower didn't work and was clogged. Terrible bed & linens. Nickita, who kind of runs the place, tries hard to make up for the inconveniences but she can only do so much. Roof terrace only accessible for the young & fit.

All was OK, until....

Nice place. However, had just spent 10days touring the south & the Atlas in establishments a third of the price, sleeping in freshly laundered sheets each night. Here we are expected to sleep under a used blanket & used duvet! So if you wish to stay here, bring your own sheets. Advice, book elsewhere.