Search Riads in Rabat-Salé-Zemmour-Zaer

"Petit séjour très agréable. Personnel attentionné et nourriture excellente. Le Riad est superbe mais difficile à trouver dans ce dédale qu’est la médina. Par contre une personne très gentille qui marchait dans la ruelle avec sa famille nous a aider à trouver l’hôtel."

"Wonderful Riad with friendly hosts and fantastic service . We loved breakfast and the decor. The Riad was highlight in our stay in Rabat "

"A few of the outlets didn't work but the room layout was amazing and spacious and the staff (especially George) was the BEST! "

"Modern and sophisticated design!"

"This was a very quaint guest house that was comfortable and just right. A great breakfast. The kitchen was immaculate. Ventrally located in the old town - a great place to spend a few days. "

"This riad was beautiful. The staff was amazing. They went above and beyond to ensure that we had a wonderful stay. We did not want to leave! Jiscar and Sana and their staff took excellent care of us. Even though we left for tours early in the morning before breakfast, Jiscar accommodated us by serving breakfast a little early. I would highly recommend this riad. We hope to return to Morocco one day. We want to stay there when we return. This riad was also very close to some important...

"So good that I recommend to my friends. Very good!"

"Légèrement bruyant tôt le matin car situé à côté de la mosquée "

"we liked Rita and also the person in charge of parking on the street"

"We stayed in two suites that were large and authentic Arabian design with alot of attention to detail. Breakfast was delicious daily and the lunch and dinner menu was best in area. There are however excellent cafes and restaurants close by, as well as a full modern grocery store for anything you want like home. Tap water is drinkable. Beds are comfortable and new, with high count percal sheets and decorative pillows. No bugs seen in suite over a three week period. Hassan is the chef, and his...

"Firstly, staying in Sale means you get a more "step back in time" feeling. You won't see many other tourists on the streets, the market is authentic because it's used by the locals and you don't get hassled and the medina is fabulous (walking around the medina walls facing Rabat was a highlight of our trip). We drove so you need to figure out parking in advance (most Medinas in Morocco are pedestrian majority so Google maps can be sketchy). If you use public transport it's a bit of a walk, but...