Spent a week here in the middle of March while working in Rabat. Stayed in the Pinede suite which was terrific. My co-worker stayed in the Souissi suite, The breakfast on the roof top patio was wonderful. The service was very accomodating but not over the top which was the way I like it. It was so quiet in the... More

Beautiful restored Dar with traditional rooms (don't expect large rooms - just enough room to squeeze either side of the bed) and very clean. As we arrived tired and late we ate there - very expensive for what we got. In fact the most expensive for food of all the places we stayed in during 8 days in Morocco.But couldn't... More

Welcomed with mint tea .. lovely place .. gorgeous bathroom .. nice location in the medina with a great leather shop nearby which should definitely be checked out!! Couldn't connect on the internet though. We were only there for one night.

Beautiful traditional rooms, great staff and convenient location. Strongly recommended

Hidden in the center of the Medina of Rabat we found a jewel: Fantastic warm atmosphere, typical morrocan style designed with love for the detail, very friendly and supportive service team. Breakfast is served on the roof top of the hotel with a nice view over the roofs of the old medina of Rabat. Dinner is served in the small... More

This is a wonderful place to stay -- in the medina but not so deep in that you can't dash out for a taxi, and a short walk from the water and the Oudaya Casbah. I recently spent four nights there on my own and found the staff welcoming and super helpful but not suffocating. Breakfast was fresh, delicious and... More

arriving at Dar El Kebira we immediately felt overwelmed by the beauty and the warmth of the place. A great window through moroccan culture for my visiting friends from texas. I, myself, though from morocco, felt amazed by the authenticity of the ryad. the service was personalized and thorough.The suites were spacious and very intimate. actually, the whole place was... More

Takes your breath away! From the tales of 1001 nights! In the heart of the old town,perfect location for shopping in the souk and seeing the main sights in Rabat. Excellent service, personal attention to your every need.

Not a luxury riad but an overstuffed old place. The lobby remodeling, the food and the mint tea were good. The bedrooms are ridiculously small, no TV, no internet, no safe, no fresh air. Manager Amina "misplaced" one of our passports and she was very defensive and confrontational (it "reappeared" in a different passenger's luggage side pocket days later), making... More