The location was ideal, a few minutes' walk from the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Museum of History and Civilization, Assounna Mosque, and close enough to the Medina and the Kasbah. The facilities themselves were excellent--the rooms were clean, the WiFi was stable, and the staff was super helpful.

Not much, since everything was good. The only thing I can think of is that the breakfast offerings, though delicious, came out of the kitchen in small portions. Everything finished soon, and we had to wait a while before they were refilled. It's not a major inconvenience, as the was always something yummy to eat.

Comfortable room, good buffet breakfast with very good coffee, the usual foods and Moroccan pastries and fruit. Very well located, within walking distance to most of the tourist sights. The area was quiet and safe at night even during the weekend. Reception was open 24/7. Very good restaurant on site. There are jazz nights during the weekends but we didn’t hear it from our 3rd floor room. Unfortunately the terrace/ patio was not open during our stay in late September but I guess it was a bit chilly for breakfast or dinner 18C even when very hot during the day 30C.

The entry to the bathtub was rather tricky even if the glass pivots open. The floor gets wet after a shower making the floor very slippery when coming out of the shower (we would rather have showers)

The hotel is simple, but in the middle of the city centre. There is a nice Bistro with good food and wine, also frequented by local people.

For the price there is really nothing to complain about. Great value for money. I wil definitely go back when I am in Rabat.

Looking for a comfortable night's sleep in the heart of Hassan District, Rabat? This is a good choice. The restaurant is a bit pricey (excellent food) and they have interesting live music on Friday and Saturday evenings when it gets busy. I have been coming here regularly for work, but this is good for a tourist visit, too. Within walking distance of Rabat Ville train station, there are also a number of restaurants nearby. The Mohamed VI Museum of Modern Art is just round the corner. You are also close to the tramway and taxi rank for public transport. Rooms on the higher floors have wonderful balconies and are nice and quiet despite being in the city center.

All good.

Good location and clean facilities, good breakfast

I was not able to run cooling in my room (unusual hot days) because the facility has changed to heating mode (central air conditioning). The manager couldn’t help. Blaming global warming!

We loved that everything was OK without exhibitions nor excesses: the room, the bathroom or breakfast. The situation is perfect and the restaurant is excellent.

May be the menu of the restaurant needs some variation. We stayed there three days and the menu was always the same, a little monotonous.

Clean

At check out, Asked Receptionist at lobby if he can get us taxi coz we have two bulky luggages and 2 carry on but told us to just go and wave blue taxi. Did not even offer assistance😒

There was plenty of space in the wash hand basin counter to spread out one’s toiletries. The lovely addition of having live performances on Friday and Saturday evening.

The bedroom could of been a little bigger for friends sharing the space.

We had a very good room which was clean and comfortable and in a quiet neighbourhood, close to the railway station. Flamenco dancing lessons were being held in the main restaurant but we had a very good dinner in the roof terrace restaurant.

The location was excellent a few block from Rabat Train station or airport bus stop. Had an elevator and with lots of restaurants to choose from.

The noise level was a bit unbearable granted we were there during the FIFA World Cup . Room was warm & so we had to open the windows. Aircon did not work.