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Spa & hammam · Fès, Fès

Hôtel Atlas Saiss Fès

Four-star Ville Nouvelle hotel on Avenue des FAR, a 15-minute walk from Fès station, with a spa and sauna

Best forTravellers arriving or leaving by train from Fès stationFamilies who want a taxi to the door and a spacious roomVisitors who prefer the Ville Nouvelle to a riad in the medina
★★★★4.0· 668 reviews|Fès, Fès
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Spa & hammam

About this stay

This hotel provides a welcoming base for families and those seeking a touch of luxury in Fès. Rooms are designed for comfort, each with air-conditioning, a private bathroom, and views over the city. The presence of a spa and hammam offers a chance for relaxation after a day of exploring, while the golf facilities cater to enthusiasts. Dining options include a restaurant and a coffee shop, with a child-friendly buffet available. The sun terrace is a pleasant spot to unwind, and the hotel's location makes it easy to access Fes Railway Station and key city sights.

  • At 3 Avenue des FAR in the Ville Nouvelle
  • About 14 minutes on foot from Fès railway station
  • Around 5 km from Bab Boujloud
  • 65 rooms of about 42 m²
  • Spa with sauna, gym, restaurant and coffee shop
  • Rated 7.9/10 across 668 guest reviews

Our take

The Atlas Saiss stands at 3 Avenue des FAR in the Ville Nouvelle, roughly a 14-minute walk from Fès railway station and about 5 km from Bab Boujloud, the main gate into Fès el-Bali. That position defines it: easy for arriving by train or car, a taxi ride from the medina. Its 65 rooms are listed at around 42 m², with air conditioning and city views, and the hotel has a spa with a sauna, a gym, a restaurant and a coffee shop. Guests rate it 7.9 out of 10 across 668 reviews and mention space and the location relative to the centre. I would book it for one night before or after a train, or for travellers who prefer wide streets to medina lanes, not for those who want to wake up inside the old city.

  • To reach the medina, take one of Fès's red petit taxis to Bab Boujloud rather than walking: the 5 km run along the boulevards is short by car and long on foot.
  • Arriving by train, walk if your luggage rolls: the station is about 14 minutes away on foot, and Avenue des FAR is one of the main arteries of the Ville Nouvelle.
  • Al Boraq does not reach Fès: from Tangier or Rabat you change to a regular ONCF train, so a hotel near the station like this one suits a late arrival.
  • Ask at reception what the spa offers before booking a treatment: listings confirm a sauna, but a traditional hammam is not described consistently.

Why we love it

  • The spa and hammam for relaxation
  • On-site golf facilities
  • Comfortable family rooms with city views
  • Convenient location near transport and sights
Why guests love it

The Atlas Saiss trades medina charm for space and simplicity. Rooms are listed at around 42 m² with air conditioning, family rooms are available, and the hotel sits on a wide avenue where a taxi can stop at the door, which is much easier with children and luggage than a riad reached on foot through Fès el-Bali. A restaurant and a coffee shop on site help on arrival evenings. The trade-off is distance: Bab Boujloud and the medina are about 5 km away, so every visit to the old city means a taxi each way. Listings disagree on whether there is an outdoor pool, so I would not plan a summer stay around one. I would book it for families arriving by train or car who want a calm base for two or three nights.

Guest reviews

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Exceptional
based on 668 reviews
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4.0
★★★★★
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