Fez: 7 Nights with Flight + Hotel from €191 p.p.

Are you looking for a cheap fez flight and hotel deal for a week in November? Then we have just the thing for you: From Düsseldorf you fly nonstop to Fez – and with a charming 3-star hotel in the Ville Nouvelle you pay just 191 euros per person. Sounds tempting? Then let’s take a closer look at this Moroccan gem.

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Why go to Fez now?

Fez is perhaps the most fascinating city in Morocco. The Medina of Fez el-Bali is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a labyrinth of over 9,000 alleys. Here you’ll find genuine craftsmanship, ancient tanneries, and an atmosphere that instantly transports you to another time.

An absolute must is the Chouara Tannery – from the terraces of the leather merchants you get a great view of the colorful vats. Also worth seeing: the Bou Inania Madrasa with its filigree carvings and the Kairaouine Mosque, one of the oldest universities in the world. In the Ville Nouvelle (new town) district, you’ll feel the French influence with wide boulevards and nice cafés.

Culinarily, you should definitely try the local cuisine: Tajine (stew in a clay pot), Couscous (traditionally on Fridays), and Pastilla (sweet-savory meat pastry). Paired with a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice or mint tea – delightful!

Fez Flight and Hotel: The Price Details

The deal includes a round-trip flight from Düsseldorf to Fez for only 68 euros per person. The flight is nonstop, so you save yourself annoying layovers. On site, the Hôtel Splendid awaits you – a simple 3-star hotel in the Ville Nouvelle district. For 7 nights in a double room you pay 35 euros per night including breakfast. Together with the flight and half room occupancy, that makes a total price of 191 euros per person.

That’s a fez flight and hotel package that really stands out. For comparison: the flight alone often costs more. Here you get not only the transport but also a week’s accommodation with breakfast. Perfect for anyone who wants to discover Morocco on a budget.

Best Travel Time & Practical Tips

Your trip falls in November. At that time, Fez is pleasantly mild: daytime temperatures are usually between 18 and 22 degrees, at night it cools down to about 8 to 12 degrees. Rain can occur, but it usually stays dry. So best to pack layers – a light jacket or sweater for the evening.

On site, you’ll get around well with Petit Taxis (small red taxis). For trips within the Medina itself, you’ll be on foot – sturdy shoes are advisable. A tip: negotiate the taxi price before the ride or insist on the meter. For excursions in the surrounding area (e.g., to Meknes), there are cheap buses or shared taxis (Grand Taxis).

And here’s how to save even more: only drink tap water if bottled, but buy large bottles at the supermarket. Eat at small food stalls instead of tourist centers – it’s not only cheaper but often tastier. And don’t forget to look for cheap places to eat at Bab Boujloud (the Blue Gate).

The Hotel: Hôtel Splendid

The Hôtel Splendid is located in the Ville Nouvelle district, just a few minutes’ walk from the Medina. The location is practical: you’re quickly in the hustle and bustle but have a quiet retreat in the evening. The hotel offers simple, clean rooms with private bathrooms. Breakfast is included in the price and gives you energy for the day. With 3 stars, it’s solid and functional – ideal for travelers who are out all day and just need a bed at night.

Reviews often highlight the central location and the friendly staff. For the price, it’s a fair deal.

Fez in 7 Days

With seven days, you have enough time to explore Fez and perhaps the surrounding area. Here’s a realistic plan:

• Day 1: Arrival, check-in at Hôtel Splendid, get a first impression of the Ville Nouvelle, dinner at a local restaurant.
• Day 2: Full day in the Medina of Fez el-Bali: Bab Boujloud, souks, Chouara Tannery, Bou Inania Madrasa.
• Day 3: Further exploration of the Medina: Kairaouine Mosque (from outside), Nejjarine Museum, artisan quarter. In the evening perhaps a culinary tour.
• Day 4: Day trip to Meknes (about 1 hour away) – worth seeing old town and the Bab Mansour gate.
• Day 5: Relaxed day: visit the Jnan Sbil gardens, stroll in the Ville Nouvelle, enjoy café culture.
• Day 6: Excursion to the mountains or to the Roman ruins of Volubilis (UNESCO World Heritage Site) – organized or by shared taxi.
• Day 7: Last souvenir shopping, farewell to Fez, and return flight to Düsseldorf.

Of course, you can also split the days differently – depending on how much culture, shopping, or relaxation you want.

If you like this fez flight and hotel deal, then check out our more flight deals – you’re sure to find even more great offers there.

You can find more about Fez on the German Wikipedia page about Fès.