My husband and I stayed at Riad Fatah for the first time, and we loved it. The place is very clean, and the rooms are spacious. The ambiance is wonderful—if you want to experience the real Morocco, this is a great place to stay. The wood carvings and mosaics are absolutely beautiful. Breakfast was a highlight—it was so delicious! The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming; we felt like we were visiting family.🥰 My husband and I stayed at Riad Fatah for the first time, and we loved it. The place is very clean, and the rooms are spacious. The ambiance is beautiful—if you want a true Moroccan experience, this is a great place to stay. The wood carvings and mosaics are absolutely stunning. Breakfast was a real treat—so delicious! The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming; we felt like we were visiting family.🥰

This Riad is an excellent one to stay in Rabat. The location is wonderful. You can walk there from the train station and it's just inside the main gate of the Medina, in a very quiet street. It's such a unique, beautiful building. The rooms are stunning, clean, quiet and very Moroccan style. The beds are so comfortable. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. The breakfast isn't buffet style, it's a set breakfast for all but really delicious and fresh. The roof terrace is great to sit and enjoy the sun and views. We would definitely return to stay here.

The shower and taps worked well, but the plumbing could be improved as the drainage in the sink and shower is very slow.

We were very happy with the location in the medina and near one of the medina gates to go out into the city of Rabat. The riad was beautiful and a real authentic traditional feel to the place. The staff especially Loubna were very friendly and attentive. Loubna helped us with whatever we needed. They were very accommodating to our needs and helped us change to a bigger room. The breakfast’s were delicious and Moroccan with a choice to eat in the Riad or in the terrace.

To experience the authenticity of this Riad you have to accept the rooms don’t have much natural light. The bathroom doors were a little awkward to open and close. The plumbing is not good leading to standing water in the shower and sink, the toilet flush is very loud which felt like we were waking up the riad if waking up in the night to use the bathroom. There was a coolness in the room which made our clothes that were out feel damp. For us these were minor inconveniences but if this would bother you then perhaps an authentic riad would not be right for you.

Host - exceptionally hospitable, welcoming and kind Location was perfect - a stone throw away from the heart of the Medina, and only a 10-15 minutes walk from the Kasbah and beach. Room - we requested a specific room and the host kindly accommodated us. The room was beautifully designed and truly authentic. Breakfast - although was more or less the same each day, was freshly prepared and tasty, especially the amlou with their various fresh bread :). I l enjoyed the amlou so much, the host kindly gifted me a jar - talk about going above and beyond! Extras: - iron was available upon request. - we had visited Rabat for a wedding and occasionally returned to the riad at unsociable hours, yet the hosts were great at making the necessary arrangements to allow us to enter the property, so thank you!

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Beautiful, centrally located riad with six guest rooms. Friendly staff who made us feel welcome throughout our four-day stay. Delicious breakfast served from 8 am. The place is quiet as it is on a small side street, but only minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Medina. They arranged a taxi for us to go to the airport - much appreciated.

It is hard to find downsides, but if I need to: this being a riad with a particular architecture, you can hear other guests opening and closing their doors, etc. This is how it is in most riads (traditional houses converted to accommodations).

The location inside the medina is very good and the decor of the hotel (if you like Moroccan tiling, plasterwork, stone work and carpentry) is exceptional - beautifully finished and without being ostentatious. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The breakfast could have been better - it's quite small and I would have preferred, for example, fruit and the wonderful fresh cheese from the market round the corner rather than the packaged plastic cheese.

This was my last Riad in Morocco and it was a great place to end my 13-day trip. This Riad is located inside the Medina and is walking distance to a lot of things you can do, see, and places to eat. It’s located on a side street so that helps with the noise. Loubna was an incredible host! She went above and beyond to ensure that I was taken care of. She went as far and ensuring I had a breakfast bag waiting for me at 3:30 because I had a flight to catch at 6am. She also helped me acquire transportation to the airport. It’s a smaller riad and that adds to the charm. The stain glass windows and the tile work in the bathroom elevate the beauty and don’t overwhelm you. The breakfast are typical Moroccan breakfast and they also treated me with mint tea.

Just be aware that the beds are slightly firmer in Morocco and this Riad was no different. The shower is a bit small but nothing to fret about.

We stayed at this riad for two nights and had a wonderful stay! The woman who was managing the riad when we got there was very kind and helpful, and made our stay great. The rooms were absolutely beautiful and spacious, and since we were there in the winter, the heating in the rooms helped keep us warm at night. The riad itself also was beautiful and was extremely well kept. It looks even better in person, the pictures don’t show how beautiful it is. The breakfast in the morning was a wonderful assortment of eggs, breads, fresh orange juice, and jam. We absolutely loved the food! The riad is also in a great location– we walked to everything we visited in Rabat, and felt very safe walking to the riad at night after a long day of exploring the city. We would love to come back here! It was definitely one of the best places we stayed in Morocco.

The staff is really nice, helpful and attentive to detail. I had to leave very early in the morning and they ensured that a breakfast was made available to me. The taxi they recommended for me for my 3am airport pickup was also on time and very professional. The decor is superb

A little notification that cars dont come inside the medina.. my first time in rabat and I didnt know this little detail.. being left 700m from my hotel by the taxi was a little shock.. providing airport pickup or just notifying the client beforehand will really solve this issue.

This riad is in a good location, just off a main street in the Medina, making it easy to explore without getting lost. The riad is small in comparison to some we have stayed at, but that made it all the more pleasant. The manager Loubna made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. It was quiet (outside of the call to prayer being broadcast from local mosques) and the breakfast was delicious. The staff is wonderful and accomodating. I recommend a stay at Riad Sidi Fatah.

Our room was a bit small, and could have used a little more decoration. But not that important as we were mostly busy exploring Rabat and not in our room!