The Originals Boutique Blue Hotel
For Rajae, becoming a hotelier was a matter of opportunity one that led her to a career where she truly thrives. “I love working in hospitality. It’s dynamic, rewarding, and every day is different.” Opened in 2020 in the modern district of Morocco’s second most-visited city, The Originals Boutique, Fès Blue Hôtel owes its success to its unique identity and, as Rajae likes to point out, “the quality of what we offer.” “Here, you’ll find all the standards of a 4-star hotel, combined with a distinctive aesthetic that blends contemporary design with the rich heritage of Moroccan craftsmanship.” This dual identity can be seen throughout the hotel from its 30 guest rooms and the restaurant’s Mediterranean-inspired menu to every shared space, including the rooftop terrace with swimming pool, the fitness room, and even the reception desk, “a true work of art created by our local artisans.” And why the name Blue Hôtel? “It’s a tribute to the famous Fez blue, the iconic colour that has been used in Moroccan ceramics for centuries.”
Rooms
The Originals Boutique, Blue Hotel
The 30 guest rooms at The Originals Fès Blue Hôtel feature a contemporary design that reflects the hotel’s modern façade and its spacious balconies overlooking the city. Soft greige tones paired with light wood furnishings create an atmosphere that is both warm and understated, resulting in timeless elegance. “A contemporary ambiance with a subtle Moroccan touch,” explains Rajae, referring to the many textiles inspired by traditional Berber rug patterns. Spread across six floors (served by a lift) and available in three categories Premium, Privilege and Suites all rooms offer generous space and can accommodate up to three guests.
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Check-In: 2:00PM
Check-out: 12:00PM
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While the restaurant at The Originals Boutique, Fès Blue Hôtel showcases the finest Mediterranean cuisine, it also celebrates Morocco’s iconic culinary traditions with flavourful tagines and its signature crispy pastilla, a true house specialty. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner.
A lush garden, a rooftop swimming pool, and a fully equipped fitness room are among the highlights of your stay. Which one will you choose? Relax in the peaceful greenery, unwind by the pool, or energise yourself with a workout. Better yet experience all three!
Known as Fès el-Bali, this UNESCO-listed medieval medina is the oldest district of the city, founded in the 8th century. Spreading across the hillside through more than 9,000 narrow alleyways, this open-air labyrinth is home to bustling souks, hidden fountains, and remarkable examples of traditional craftsmanship that showcase Morocco’s rich artisanal heritage. Once you pass through the impressive Bab Boujloud gate famous for its blue façade on one side and green on the other put away your map and wander wherever your curiosity takes you. Just make sure your phone is fully charged… you might need it to find your way back!
A living testament to Fez’s rich cultural and artisanal heritage, the city’s famous tanneries are among its most iconic landmarks. Today, only four remain, with the Chouara Tanneries being the largest and best known. Nestled in the heart of the medina, they continue to use traditional leather-making techniques that have remained virtually unchanged since the Middle Ages, including soaking, stamping, and colouring hides with natural vegetable dyes. From the surrounding terraces, visitors can watch artisans at work in the open-air dyeing pits a fascinating glimpse into a centuries-old craft. If you have a sensitive nose, it’s worth carrying a sprig of fresh mint to help soften the distinctive aromas rising from the tanning vats.
Founded in the mid-9th century, Al Quaraouiyine Mosque and University is recognised by UNESCO as the world's oldest university still in operation. It is also a masterpiece of medieval Islamic architecture, whose elegant design is believed to have been influenced by its visionary founder, Fatima al-Fihri. For the best experience, visit in the morning, when the surrounding streets are quieter, allowing you to fully appreciate the beauty of its façade. Please note that the mosque's prayer hall is not open to non-Muslim visitors.
Located around one hour from Fez, Volubilis is a remarkable former Roman city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved ruins and magnificent mosaics, it offers a fascinating glimpse into Morocco’s ancient past. As you explore this once-important administrative centre, you can admire the Roman baths and the impressive Arch of Caracalla, built in honour of Emperor Caracalla and his mother, Julia Domna. The monument was once crowned by a bronze chariot drawn by six horses, of which only a single hoof remains today.
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