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 Riad that if there was a noise it was surprising. The Souissi suite has windows which face the street and apparently you can hear the call to prayers at 5:30 am but I heard nothing in the Pinede suite. The only minor complaint I have was that the claw foot tub was a little difficult to get into and out of if you don;t have long legs and a stool might make things a little easier. As an FYI, if you do stay here they can srrange to have a taxi meet you at Rabat airport, drive you to the edge of the medina and then walk you and your luggage in to the Riad. I beleive the cost was 250 dirham

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 fault the staff or the place. Would stay there again and highly recommend it.

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