Stayed here for three nights. The hotel has no homepage, but can be booked via ebookers. I paid €26 per night for a single, which was really good value for money. The location is great, 3 minutes to the medina entrance, walking distance to restaurants, shops, internet cafe, souk etc. You can also walk to the Jewish quarter from here,... more

Booked thru Trip Advisor link to Hotel Club, no problems, except the reservation was in the tour company name, not mine! Chose the hotel for its elevators, as I am stair challenged. But, no description on any website or booking service indicated there is an entire flight of steps up to the lobby. Hm. Basic three star room... tired, but,... more

Rooms are large, clean and more than adequate for a 3 star hotel. Breakfast is very simple and barely adequate. We made the mistake of booking a tour of the medina through the hotel only to learn he was not an official guide and he took us to his shopkeeper friends. Very disappointed and advise you to go to Tourist... more

We booked the Hotel Batha by phone once in Morocco - I found no way of booking it by e-mail/online in advance. The hotel is very well positioned for the medina - about 2 minutes walk to the Bab Boujeloud gate. It's quite a large hotel - and is much more interesting on the inside than it looks from the... more

If you haven't chosen to stay in one of the many expensive riads in town, you only have a few choices to go. Some pensions quite dirty, and Hotel Batha. Well, I know it has no charm itself. Rooms are old looking, etc ... but let's say for the price, you have a proposal that only Palais Jamai can beat.... more

This hotel was decent enough but nothing really special. The rooms were great: cool, en suite, some with balconies and all with outside windows. The reception staff were very helpful and the hotel is in the ideal spot. The only reasons I do not give it 4 or 5 were the restaurant and décor. The restaurant food is decent enough... more

This hotel is very cheap compared to other hotels in Fes and was a great bargain. It is located very close to the medina, is very clean, and has an excellent pool and restaraunt on site. The rooms are basic rooms (nothing special) with a private bath and shower. The restraunt and breakfast in the morning were above average compared... more

I stayed at Hotel Batha for 3 nights in June with 3 friends. From the outside, the hotel looks well maintained but I felt the rooms themselves were in need of redecoration. My friends were impressed with the hotel, and enjoyed their stay. However, we were moved rooms for the last two nights, because the hotel has double booked the... more

Hotel Batha-we had 4 rooms reserved. we didnt get to the hotel until about 9pm to find that 'apparently' there had been a flooding incident in the hotel and the whole top floor had been swamped by water. Therefore apparently there was not enough space for all of us and a couple of us would be sent to another hotel... more