Dar Seffarine

Fes, Morocco

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  • Room/Unit Type
    • Low 2012

      Apr 16 - Jun 6

      Jun 18 - Dec 16

    • High 2012

      Jun 7 - Jun 17

      Dec 17 - Jan 6

  • Ground floor double/twin room: Tutta
    • 70EUR
    • 80EUR

    • 1 double bed or 2 single beds | 2 guests
    • Description: Double room with ensuite shower room
    • Number of Room Type: 1
    • Max occupancy: 2 adults
    • Room Features: fan.
  • Ground floor double/twin room: Blain
    • 70EUR
    • 80EUR

    • 1 double bed or 2 single beds | 2 guests plus
    • Description: Double room with ensuite shower room. Can be made into triple room.
    • Number of Room Type: 1
    • Extra beds (available on request): 1 rollaway bed
    • Max occupancy: 3 adults
    • Room Features: fan.
  • 1st floor Double room: William
    • 80EUR
    • 90EUR

    • 1 double bed | 2 guests
    • Description: Double room with ensuite bathroom.
    • Number of Room Type: 1
    • Max occupancy: 2 adults
    • Room Features: air conditioning, fan.
  • 1st floor room Double/twin: Josephine
    • 80EUR
    • 90EUR

    • 1 double bed or 2 single beds | 2 guests
    • Description: Double room with ensuite shower room.
    • Number of Room Type: 1
    • Max occupancy: 2 adults
    • Room Features: air conditioning, fan.
  • Mezzanine
    • 80EUR
    • 90EUR

    • 1 double bed | 2 guests plus
    • Description: Double room situated on the mezzanine floor. Ensuite bathroom.
    • Number of Room Type: 1
    • Extra beds (available on request): 1 rollaway bed
    • Max occupancy: 3 adults
    • Room Features: fan.
  • Anneka Suite
    • 100EUR
    • 120EUR

    • 1 double bed | 2 guests plus
    • Description: Suite with ensuite shower room.
    • Number of Room Type: 1
    • Extra beds (available on request): 1 rollaway bed
    • Max occupancy: 3 adults
    • Room Features: air conditioning, fan.
  • Kobbe Suite
    • 120EUR
    • 140EUR

    • 1 double bed | 2 guests
    • Description: Suite with ensuite shower room.
    • Number of Room Type: 1
    • Max occupancy: 2 adults
    • Room Features: air conditioning, fan.

Closed: never.

Rate Information

  • Rates shown are per Room per night based on 2 people sharing unless otherwise specified
  • Includes (unless otherwise specified) Bed and Breakfast.Mint tea
  • Tax: Government Tax included, City/Tourist Tax (EUR 1.50 per person per night) not included
  • Optional Extras:  Dinner is available upon request at DH200 pp. Transfers can be arranged by hotel for DH150 for a taxi.
  • Children and extra beds: Only Children aged 12 yrs and over are accepted
    Extra bed in ground-floor rooms €10; first-floor rooms €20

    Rates valid until: 06 January 2013

Booking Policies

  • Payment:
    Non-refundable guarantee deposit is charged in United Kingdom Pounds (GBP) by i-escape upon reservation.
    Outstanding balance is to be paid directly to Dar Seffarine in local currency.
    Dar Seffarine does NOT accept credit cards. Payment can be made by Cash only
  • Cancellation Fees:
    More than 28 days before arrival:15%
    From 28 days to 15 days before arrival:65%
    Less than 14 days before arrival:100%
    No show or early departure:100%

Checking in & out

  • check-in: 14:00 check-out: 11:00
Save to favouritesPrintMailDar SeffarineDar Seffarine is a one-off: a beautifully renovated dar which combines impeccable design with lazy, laid-back living - and unbeatable prices. But it's not for everyone. If you don't mind leaving your bedroom doors open, having your mint tea served by the little boy from next door and occasionally helping out in the kitchen, then read on. First off, the design. Alaa and Kate have resurrected this 600-year-old house with their own hands, lots of love and plenty of patience (local politics have not made it easy for them). He is an architect from Iraq, she's a graphic designer from Norway, and the result is a highly original blend of Moorish monumentalism and Scandinavian minimalism. Think soaring square columns, 18-foot carved-cedar doors, zellij-tiled floors set against blank white walls. Climb one of the steep and narrow stairwells (there are five of them) and you emerge onto a dazzling, rambling roof terrace with white sofas, mosaic tables, impromptu dinners for all, and stunning moonlight views over the ramshackle roofs of the medina's grittiest quarters. Second, the atmosphere. This is definitely a home rather than a hotel. The deep central court and the roof terrace are the focus of communal life, and you'll soon meet the other guests. Bedroom doors are left open to reinforce the open-house ambiance; you feel as if you're among friends – or people who are soon to become your friends. Everyone shares the kitchen (breakfast is served, but you can make your own lunch or even help prepare dinner for 12 if you look confident with the couscous). Kate might suddenly appear with a platter of mint tea and pastries for someone's birthday, but equally she might disappear to chat to neighbours for a while (in this case, the 6-year-old lad from next door – Kate's "manager-in-training" – takes over clearing the glasses away). Alaa talks freely about Arabic politics and his family losses in Iraq; no words are minced, but it all ends in smiles. This is a mecca for young, open-minded travellers who like to share beers, smokes and travel stories on the stunning roof terrace, before retiring to a palatial but pared-down bedroom; and who want to experience the real Fes in all its gritty, colourful, noisy splendour. It's the kind of place you could easily book for a night and end up staying a week, or even a month if you're not careful.

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