Very nice riad in excellent conditions. Lovely decoration and very cozy Well located, 5 mins on foot from R Cif square The French owner is very friendly, kind and helpful, she explained lots of stuff to us The girls who work there are also very friendly

We have been to Fes many times and have stayed at Riad Dar Tamo on more than one occasion. Dar Tamo is in a great location; situated in the heart of the Andalucian Quarter yet tucked away in a quiet side road, it is within 15 minutes walk from the busy main roads Talaa Sgira and Talaa Kbira so near... More

My wife and I stayed here for 4 nights in July. It's owned/managed by a moroccan/french couple. In general (and by the end of our stay) we decided they're both decent people...however, the moroccan guy comes off as arrogant at times and was snippy with us for deciding not to go with his (overpriced) contact for our desert trek. So... More

We didnt reserve a room, but took a chance and followed directions to Dar Tamo in the wee hours in the morning. Abdel was so nice to let us view a room on the second floor, and we were given an early 'check-in' without any additional charge. We were even given free breakfast when we came down! We had a... More

Having been to Morocco and Fez several times and stayed in variety of good and bad places, Dar Tamo is a perfect place to start a trip in Morocco. Close enough to everything for convenience yet also just hidden down enough tiny alleys to feel truly secluded and private. A sanctuary from the fun of the souks, we literally had... More

What we found good was the position of this Riad, that you can reach easily from the main Door of the city, since it's very well marked. First of all, we suggest not to choose the room "Patio": it's located on the ground floor, close to the entrance of the Hotel and close to the TV, so we couldn't sleep... More

The Riad itself is nice the breakfast was yummy but the hotel have a strong musty smell, the bed was very uncomfortable. The owner (Laurence) and the female staff was very friendly and hospitable except for the male owner was very rude and very violent especially in the airport transfer, was a terrible experience

We stayed at Dar Tamo for 2 nights at the beginning of our trip (patio room) and one night at the end (terasse room), and had a fantastic time. When we came back for our last night, the hosts greeted us like friends and were very warm. Abdel was really funny and a great host. The riad is located just... More

We traveled through Morocco for 2 weeks and this was the 5th riad we stayed at and in terms of value to money, Dar Tamo is at the bottom of the list (may not be the riad's fault as Fez seems to be more expensive than other parts of the country). I understand one of the previous reviewer's comments regarding... More