Riad Maison Bleue occupies a 19th Century house previously belonging to Moulay Bel Arbi El Alaoui, eminent judge and professor of theology. The famous Moroccan philosopher, Aziz Lahbabi was also born and raised in this house. Today, Riad Maison Bleue, the second guest house restored and run by the El Abbadi family, consists of three interconnecting courtyards where guests feel as though they are negotiating the laneways of the ancient Medina of Fès. Renovated from ruins, the Riad Maison Bleue Fez the annexe to La Maison Bleue is a stylish architectural and interiors coup. You won't find the drafty proportions of most Fassi riads (traditional townhouses) here. Instead, three smaller houses have been interlinked to create an intimate and romantic atmosphere. The 13 unique rooms and suites, small-scale restaurant , opulent spa and gym, and sexy smoking salon exude an air of discreet luxury. There's an Andalucian patio with a shimmering pool where you're greeted on arrival with dates and a bowl of fragrant milk.

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