Liutangzaizhijiandejiyi
February 21, 2026
Because of this guesthouse, Fez became the worst stop on our Morocco tour. We were supposed to travel from Merzouga to Fez, arriving around 6 PM, but the travel agency made a mistake and sent us back to Marrakech, causing us to arrive in the early hours of the next morning. When we contacted the guesthouse through Ctrip, they only replied with "check". Check-in time is 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM. They wouldn't accept any other times. We just wanted to leave the door open so we could sit on the sofa for a while and check in later, but they wouldn't allow it. When we arrived, we looked around but couldn't find any accommodations, so we went straight to the guesthouse around 5:00 AM. We rang the doorbell, but the owner got annoyed and turned it off. After that, there was no response to our knocking. We had two young children with us, so we had no choice but to wait in the Medina Square. We saw a police station and asked if we could go inside to see if we could sit for a while. The police listened to our explanation and offered to help contact the guesthouse. They finally agreed to let us check in at 7:00 AM. When we arrived, I kept apologizing for bothering them, but the owner was very angry. He criticized us for knocking on the door repeatedly and for bringing an extra one-year-old baby when the reservation only had three people. He insisted on an extra 10 euros per night, making us feel like we were paying money and still being criticized. It should be noted that we didn't check in at the designated time. It was indeed our fault for leaving, but unexpected things can happen when traveling. If we didn't have two children, we would have respected your customs and followed your agreement. We also paid the room fee for that night as usual. As long as the door was left open so we could enter without disturbing other guests, it should have been fine. As for the guesthouse we contacted through Ctrip, I don't know if it was an agent or the owner, but not only did they not help resolve the issue, they kept pressuring me to pay the taxes and baby fees even before we left, from evening until morning. The front desk kept saying we could pay when we left, but I don't know what their rush was for. This kind of service attitude was extremely frustrating. Compared to the guesthouse in Rabat, where I only listed two children when booking, the owner didn't charge extra, provided four meals, and even proactively carried our luggage upstairs. This was a huge difference.
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