Moroccan lounge
Un salon marocain pour se retrouver, lire ou se reposer après une journée dans la médina.
A traditional lounge in the riad
The lounge located in the patio of the riad is a living space in its own right where nationalities can converse over mint tea. This traditional lounge with two types of furnishing has a large number of seats to be with friends after a busy day, enjoying an aperitif garnished with a few olives, briouates and appetizers.
A TV area next to the patio
The riad’s lounge has a TV area on the left side where matches from countries all over the world are followed by enthusiasts. What could be more fun than having nationalities with a football spirit gently teasing club supporters. The area is available all day and at the service of travelers to keep in touch with news from their home country.
The guesthouse fes of the riad Jamaï is run by a team from Fez, delighted to spend time with travelers
A large Moroccan lounge
Voluptuousness is surely the main quality of this enormous Moroccan lounge on the right side of the room. The oriental style is respected with gold-colored patterns embroidered on thick burgundy fabrics, the seats are adorned with numerous comfortable cushions. All of this makes it a welcoming traditional Moroccan lounge where it’s good to sit and chat.
The pure style of modern Morocco
The challenge in furnishing a riad meant to welcome tourists from all over the world is to offer a typical Moroccan style while providing the most modern embroideries and materials of Moroccan craftsmanship. The riad’s team took great care to tastefully select each fabric, to design a large amount of furniture for a custom-made result.
As you will have understood from these words, Riad Jamaï is not a Fes hotel, it is a guesthouse where we favor encounters and exchanges in architecture typical of the houses of the medina.