Best hotels and hostels in Rabat

Set in a gorgeous garden full of vibrant bougainvillea and orange trees, this French-owned family-home-turned-boutique-hotel is filled with art, antiques and family heirlooms. No two of the 36 rooms are alike but...

The medina’s most stylish boutique is adorned with Andalusian stone columns and cool contemporary artwork, heavy wooden doors and 11 brightly painted rooms, decorated with retro furniture and fabulous flea-market...

If only all the midrange hotels in the city lived up to the standard set by this small business hotel. On offer are reasonable prices, a central location, helpful bilingual staff and 35 spacious and bright rooms...

In an easy-to-find spot on the edge of the medina, this stylish adaptation of a traditional riad comes with eight individually decorated rooms and sumptuous suites with comfortable beds and spacious bathrooms, a...

Owner Franck is a friendly and helpful host, making this quiet riad just outside Bab Laalou an excellent choice. The rooms are nicely decorated but the pick of the bunch is undoubtedly the terrace suite. Note...

This restored 19th-century riad has retained its traditional character, with 11 rooms and deluxe suites spread around a sky-high courtyard, with smooth tadelakt (waterproof limestone plaster) walls, tiled floors...

Geared towards business people, this friendly modern hotel located a 10-minute walk from Rabat Ville train station offers well-maintained and attractive rooms with double-glazed windows, good beds, reading lamps,...

A traditional house tucked down a narrow whitewashed passage on the edge of the Kasbah de Oudaias has been turned into a small guesthouse. Five en suite rooms are spread around the patio over three floors;...

Tucked down a narrow alleyway, this stylish French-owned riad is an oasis of tranquillity in the medina. There are two standard rooms on the rooftop and two suites downstairs. Dinner (Dh250) is served in the...

A peaceful courtyard garden is the main reason to stay in this old-style hostel, the second is its proximity to Bab El Had bus station. There are two 16-bed male dorms and one 20-bed female dorm; none have...

This reliable but characterless hotel offers clean, comfortable rooms with tastefully dated decor. It has a bar and restaurant and is handy to the train station. Air-con units are in need of an overhaul, and...

This dated, dimly lit hotel has a good location on the edge of the medina, where small rooms come with double-glazed windows, reasonably comfortable beds and sketchy hot water. Breakfast comes with views over the...