Historic Hotels & Resorts in Rabat

"My stay at Dar El Kebira was one of the best lodging experiences of my life. The Riad was beautiful, every single staff member was exceptionally hospitable, and the location could not have been better for exploring Rabat."

"Overall the Riad was great. Although initially difficult to find, once there it was within easy reach of the tram stop and also within walking distance of the Sale train station. I had a good stay, although I was a little disappointed with the price of the Riad. Breakfast was provided but it was the same every morning and quite basic. Staff were helpful but some communication barriers were present. My room was spacious but lacked a fridge and no t.v. in fact I did not see a t.v. anywhere....

"So good that I recommend to my friends. Very good!"

"The staff went above and beyond to make my stay enjoyable. Showers had hot water and the breakfast was good. It was a beautiful riad w a nice roof top patio. "

"Very nice riad and tasteful art deco! Great staff and services. The only shortfall is limited food choices due to its small size and few Bomber of staying customers. "

"Clean, friendly staff, loved the roof top pool! Breakfast was fresh and delicious every morning! I would stay again in a heartbeat! "

"My room was on the 2nd floor at the front of the hotel. A nightclub which exited at the front of hotel was open nearly every night until 4 or 5am. Very noisy from 2am until 5am most nights. I stayed 2wks total. Many taxies outside dropping off and picking up through the night. Luckily I sleep well but was woken up several times with horns beeping and many people shouting. As I had an early start each day, I was at breakfast at 7am when it was scheduled to open. It never opened on time. Normally...

"Firstly, staying in Sale means you get a more "step back in time" feeling. You won't see many other tourists on the streets, the market is authentic because it's used by the locals and you don't get hassled and the medina is fabulous (walking around the medina walls facing Rabat was a highlight of our trip). We drove so you need to figure out parking in advance (most Medinas in Morocco are pedestrian majority so Google maps can be sketchy). If you use public transport it's a bit of a walk, but...