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Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group
"The hotel is in a very good location for business. The staff are very nice and quick to respond. The main thing that was a little uncomfortable was that there aren't very many restaurants near the hotel. Apart from that, my trip ended with because of them."
Hotel Bouregreg
"Good plase to every situation"
Riad Amaris
"We made a reservation for one night by phone at this riad, and upon arrival, we learned that it had not been taken into account. The riad was full, and to top it all off, no one answered the phone. This is not very professional for a tourist establishment."
Dar lalla Malika
"Experience Moroccan life in a guesthouse with local character."
Le Pietri Urban Hotel
"The hotel's restaurant atmosphere was very nice and the rooms were larger than many of its rival hotels. It was also very advantageous to be within walking distance of the train station."
Hôtel Mercure Rabat Sheherazade
"The breakfast is average and the room is small, but it is within walking distance to Hassan Tower and the mausoleum, which is still an advantage."
Riad Zyo
"Our first stop in Morocco, I was impressed with the details of workmanship in our room. Small quaint, friendly, good breakfast and dinner. Loved the medina, i say this now that we have been in 4."
Riad Khadija Mille et une Nuit
"The riad's beautiful common area truly feels like a museum. But it's designed in such a way that you only enter it once, to fill out the check-in paperwork, take a photo, and then pass by. The location is good, not on the main streets of the medina, but close to the sights. There was almost no street noise. No breakfast. It was a waste of money. The room itself is authentic, with antique furniture, but completely uncomfortable. The room itself is tiny. You can hear it as if your neighbors were talking right in your room. There's very little storage space. The floor is old tile. The shower is also old, the plumbing needs updating, the sink leaks, and the toilet lid keeps falling off. There are no towel racks in the bathroom; the towels themselves are clean, but frayed at the edges. The service is nonexistent. It consists solely of staff who open the door for you and then check you in. Even if you arrive at 1:00 PM, you won't be checked in until 3:00 PM, even if the hotel is empty. The staff speaks very little English or French. The hotel is abysmal, but we and another group were put in rooms next door. When we complained about our neighbors' loud conversations at night, the hotel staff only said, "Arabic, Arabic," and offered no help. This hotel is more about the experience than comfort. So, if you do decide to stay here, here are a few tips to improve your stay. Bring earplugs and a sleep mask; your own toiletries; and your own slippers to shower in. If you're traveling in winter, bring warm pajamas, as the room gets cold."
Rent-Inn Boutique Hotel
"Good for one night"
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Riad Kalaa
"Everything was great! The room only drops the ceiling."
Hotel des Oudaias
"Opened over 100 years ago and does look a bit faded however staff all friendly and welcoming. Our bedroom also looked a bit faded but local furnishings, a very large and comfortable bed plus a very pleasant sitting area with a balcony. Unlike so many hotels there was plenty of space in both the bedroom and bathroom to lay things out. The plumbing was questionable and the water not always piping hot. Breakfast was Moroccan: orange juice, olives, yoghurt, potato pancakes, pastries and bananas. The location between the kasbar and medina was very satisfactory and one could easily catch petit taxis from outside the hotel. "
RIHAB HOTEL RABAT
"I was really disappointed from the stay in the hotel it started from the check-in while the night receptionist wasn't professional at all while I'm talking to him he's sitting and sending voice message on Whatsapp without showing any respect, there's no towels in the room at all I tried to call the reception the room phone was not working,the AC not working as well,I suggested the place for my colleagues but unfortunately was the worst thing to do specially that we all know how the hotels should be."
Riad Dar Dar
"Stay here. Very nice riad, exactly in the middle of Medina, which made it easy to get to everything. Breakfast was v good and pool was refreshing. TV with YouTube was a bonus. Very comfy bed and pillows were great. "
La Tour Hassan Palace
"Our stay at the Tour Hassan Palace was amazing. I rarely leave reviews, but the staff were so welcoming and nothing was ever too much trouble. From reception to housekeeping, restaurant, and pool service, everyone made us feel really looked after throughout our stay. Beautiful hotel with outstanding service — I’d recommend it 100%."
STORY Le Carrousel Rabat
"A good, clean hotel. But not luxurious."
Conrad Rabat Arzana
"Magnificent stay with my wife. Sara and Yasmina were wonderful in assisting us with all our requests. Lamia helped us with our departure and booked our hot air balloon ride in Marrakech. Excellent hotel, I recommend it 100%. Just a small tip: heat the pool during these cooler times so guests can better enjoy the sea view while swimming."
Fairmont Hotel La Marina Rabat Sale
"Perfect"
Riad Louane
"Horrible experience Room had mould and we left immediately after check in"
Euphoriad
"This is a beautiful property. Everything from the room to the terrace and pool is lovely. The service, however, just felt cold. We arrived here following another Riad visit in which the staff did everything they could for us, so perhaps the lack of warmth seemed greater by comparison. It just didn’t feel like Moroccan hospitality. "
STORY Rabat
"While the hotel itself was nice, their failure to honor confirmed reservations was unacceptable. Due to overbooking, several of our group's pre-made bookings were shifted, causing significant inconvenience and disrupting our plans. Confirmed reservations should mean exactly that — confirmed. Overbooking is a poor business practice that shows a lack of respect for guests who plan ahead. Management needs to address this issue before it damages their reputation further."
Riad Kalaa 2
"The staff was incredible helpful and friendly. Always happy to help and provide advise for dinner locations, tour guides etc. The Moroccan tea was served with a smile and wonderful Moroccan sweets. The breakfast was a wonderful traditional Moroccan breakfast. Our family room was cool, clean and spacious. The pool is not large but big enough to cool off and great for the kids. It was very calm and quiet inside the Riad, very relaxing. A fantastic traditional experience, and with the friendly staff it had somewhat a family feeling, different than international hotels. "
La Villa Mandarine
"The La Villa Mandarine Hotel in Rabat had a nice, quiet, and comfortable environment. However, the front desk service at check-out was extremely poor, the worst service experience I had during my 8-day trip to Morocco. I hope the hotel can improve the professional training of its front desk staff."
Braat Hotel
"The room is limited by the building area, and some passages are narrow. There are few varieties of breakfast fruits, so it is recommended to eat early. There is no water barrier or curtain in the shower room, which is inconvenient. The basement gym is limited in height and small in area."
Smarts Hotel Agdal Rabat
"The room is 32 square meters. There is an extra fee for the 2 beds. The hygiene is average. The bathroom towels are old. It is best to bring your own disposable compressed towels, bath towels, hot water bottles, slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste and toothbrush cups. The breakfast environment is great, and there are milk and eggs. Yes, hot rice porridge can make you full."
Helnan Chellah Hotel
"设施：nice 卫生：nice 环境：good 服务：nice"
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Rabat travel info
Power Plug & Voltage
220V/Type C/E
Exchange Rate
1 USD ≈ 9.33 MAD
Local Payment
Cash/Cards
Connectivity
Maroc Telecom/Orange/Inwi
Current Weather
Mostly clear
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Data type |
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Number of reviews |
3,431 |
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Total properties |
159 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
$159 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
$159 |
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Trending hotel |
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group |
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Popular area |
Hassan |
Rabat hotel FAQs
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What is the average price of a hotel in Rabat for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rabat this weekend is $103 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is $175 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Rabat this weekend typically cost $617 per night.
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How much do hotels in Rabat cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rabat during weekdays is $103 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around $175 per night. If you're looking for a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Rabat generally cost $614 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Rabat?
Some of the best places to stay in Rabat are near popular attractions like Kasbah of the Udayas, Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Chellah, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Rabat near Kasbah of the Udayas?
Some of the top hotels in Rabat near Kasbah of the Udayas include Dar Kika Salam by Dks (from $92), Dar lalla Malika (from $44) and Hotel des Oudaias (from $79), all offering easy access to Kasbah of the Udayas, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Which hotels are the best hotels to stay at in Rabat?
Rabat has many popular hotels. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from $116), StayHere Rabat - Agdal Boutique Hotel (from $96) and STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from $231) are best choices.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Rabat?
Riad Dar Saidi (from $78), Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses (from $236) and Hotel des Oudaias (from $79) are pet-friendly. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Rabat?
Plan a peaceful trip? Spa can be a wonderful experience when traveling. Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from $116), STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from $231) and StayHere Rabat - Agdal Quiet Living (from $96) provide highly rated spa services.
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What hotels in Rabat provide swimming pools?
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from $116), STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from $231) and STORY Rabat (from $218) are hotels with swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Rabat have the best breakfast?
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from $116),STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from $231) and STORY Rabat (from $218) offer high-quality breakfast. Enjoy your wonderful journey with delicious breakfast!
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