Best Hotels in Rabat
Explore Rabat with 162 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group ★★★★★
"Excellent location, very welcoming!"
La Tour Hassan Palace ★★★★★
"Great service and atmosphere There was one funny waiter named Mustapha who we enjoyed along with Saima."
Hotel Bouregreg ★★★
"Nice 👍"
RIHAB HOTEL RABAT ★★★★
"Pathetic service. My ac was not working and they said sorry..nothing done. Never seen service like this very rude behavior."
Ibis Rabat Agdal ★★★
"The pros: the location is close to the train station (which is exactly what we needed), but quite far from the sights. The hotel is fairly clean. The cons: the room is almost bare (only shampoo and shower gel), no slippers, no robes. There are few hangers for clothes. There's little space to even get comfortable."
STORY Le Carrousel Rabat ★★★★★
"A good, clean hotel. But not luxurious."
Riad Khadija Mille et une Nuit ★★★
"The staff were exceptionally friendly and the breakfast was very good. My room was large and tidy. A hairdryer would have been a nice addition."
Damei Chinese Homestay ★★★
"The boss is nice, the bed is soft and comfortable, very cozy and relaxing."
STORY Rabat ★★★★★
"Everything was great, very friendly."
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Dar Lalzohra
"Great hotel!"
Four Seasons Hotel Rabat at Kasr Al Bahr
"Wow!!! The hotel itself is stunning. Built within an old palace from the 1700s, you immediately see the beauty of the architecture as you come through the front gates. The lobby is a beautiful space to arrive into, where you can sit and enjoy complimentary Moroccan tea, surrounded by greenery and a wonderful scent that can be found throughout the hotel. The rooms are also next level. The most comfortable bed, great air conditioning and a stunning bathroom. The room was extremely spacious and a wonderful place to relax. The staff are so attentive that they even noticed I was reading a book without a bookmark and placed one in there for me! We had dinner at the two main restaurants. The Italian was unreal, and the experience was made even better by the staff. We also indulged in lobster at the Flamme restaurant, which again was made even more special by the incredible service. The staff are what makes this place so special. On arrival to our room, we were welcomed by a cake with a note saying “Before we become three”, along with rose petals all over the room. This was such a wonderful touch after I had briefly mentioned that my partner was pregnant when sending through requests on the pre-check-in page. The staff in both restaurants delivered exceptional service too. At the Italian, the chef came out to speak to us after the meal and even filled a cannoli in front of us. The team at the Flamme restaurant took it to another level. They wrote the most beautiful card and delivered it to my partner after dinner. Also, a quick mention to the two staff in the lobby who served us small cakes one night and chocolates the next. Throughout the hotel, staff were calling us by our names and were simply amazing. We are now planning our next holiday around the Four Seasons brand. The bar has been set by Rabat, so it will be very hard to beat! Thank you to the entire team for making our stay so special."
Dar El Kebira
"Our room in the Riad was very good - clean - water worked - with air conditioning. The breakfast on the roof terrace was wonderful. Service is first class. The location of the Riad is perfect, about 100 m from the main street. Perfect for a few days in Rabat in historic walls"
Conrad Rabat Arzana
"Very good hotel"
Rabat Marriott Hotel
"The guests are very satisfied!"
The Ritz-Carlton Rabat, Dar Es Salam
"All what I can saw that this is the best hotel in Rabat, very luxurious"
The White Palace Rabat
"My first time to stay here and I’ll be back here again. Mainly due to the team members that made me feel right at home. Genuine Moroccan hospitality. Special thank you to Monsef that was always in the right place at the right time, not only for me but other guests too."
Dawliz Rabat Art & Spa
"Beautiful view, though the hotel is old and in need of renovation. Bathroom very old."
Riad Louane
"This is a long but honest cautionary review to any tourists who want to avoid unprofessional establishments and shady dealings while traveling. Yes the pictures are nice, yes it’s clean, yes on the surface every seems on the level… However, the place is poorly managed by a Moroccan woman who hires people based on their relationship to her boyfriend. In particular a young woman who can’t speak anything but the native dialect and doesn’t have the common sense to call her manager when she doesn’t understand what a guest is saying. Why does this matter ? Because it cost me $1,500 worth of my injectable medications that I was traveling with at the time I booked this Riad. I had them in an insulated travel bag and asked if it was possible to store it in their refrigerator overnight during my stay -due to there being no refrigerator in the rooms. This, I’d done at several other hotels during my time in Morocco with no problem. I ASKED and said “if it’s not possible, I’ll just keep the medicine with me”. The employee, gave no indication of not having understood well nor did she confirm what I’d asked. I specified it was NOT to be put in the freezer, only in the refrigerator. Again, she simply nodded her head and took the bag. I repeated, “The refrigerator please, not the freezer or it will be ruined” … smiled and nodded her head and I assumed communication was clear. Well I later learned-from the night manager that she spoke neither French, English, or classic Arabic and she was the sister of the hotel director’s boyfriend. Why does this matter? Because the next morning- I discovered that my medication had been placed in the freezer NOT the refrigerator and had been ruined!! Because when I demanded to be reimbursed the cost, the director of the Riad chain refused to do that. Because this person isn’t capable nor qualified to deal with paying customers in this capacity of receptionist nor is the director capable of assuming responsibility for her errors in judgment and dealing ethically with problems that were precipitated by her bad judgment as management leadership. In addition to this incident, the copy of my passport was left out on the front desk for anyone to have access to, the money (hotel tax) I’d paid her upon arrival had not been noted or placed with the other money and the next morning- I was asked to pay again. 🙄 was it an honest mistake- possibly but who knows for sure? Is this any of this really important? Yes as it undermines your confidence and financial security in a business where you’re staying with your valuables and is the potential for possible identity theft if your passport info is left out for the public. I’m writing this review to inform the public of the irresponsible business practices and shady dealings here. Incidentally, they never reimbursed me. They then had two employees each call me on my personal phone number to beg me to retract my Google review (go read it) as the director had threatened to fi"
L'Alcazar
"The Riad is located in a small lane walking distance to Kasbah Oudayas, a very convenient location if Rabat Medina is to be accessed. The room we were allotted in the first floor was quite big and the bathroom also had good amenities. One of the issues with Riads we faced in Morocco is that none of them have elevators. Riad L'Alcazar was the only Riad we stayed in during our Moricco trip which has a (small) escalator to help with our luggage. The staff were very hospitable and helpful. Breakfast was decent in spread with crepe, eggs, Moroccan bread, coffee etc. We spent 3 pleasant nights in Riad L'Alazar"
Riad Kalaa
"No parking lot is very inconvenient. The parking fee is about 50rmb a night. The hotel is not easy to find in the alley. There are people who control you to force a tip, but the hotel environment is OK."
Euphoriad
"The rooms are unique and the hotel has a good location."
Helnan Chellah Hotel
"The hotel is rather old."
Onomo Hotel Rabat Terminus
"Regardless of how many days you stay, you only get one bottle of welcome water. That's a bit ridiculous."
Smarts Hotel Agdal Rabat
"A practical location close to many amenities, friendly and friendly staff, a hearty breakfast. Comfortable bedding, the equipment is a bit old, our room was spacious with a lack of an armchair. But the stay was relaxing with a small insulation problem fortunately no neighbors during the two nights"
Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses
"I booked this place for a business trip. It was very good. I have become accustomed to booking here every time. The environment is good, the service is thoughtful, the food is OK, and the room is very clean and tidy. It is worth recommending."
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More Information About Rabat Hotels
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162 |
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Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group |
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FAQ – Hotels in Rabat
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What is the average price of a hotel in Rabat 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 £77 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £128 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Rabat this weekend typically cost £452 per night.
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How much do hotels in Rabat cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rabat during weekdays is £77 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £129 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Rabat generally cost £461 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 lalla Malika (from £34), Dar Kika Salam by Dks (from £87) and Hotel des Oudaias (from £70), all offering easy access to Kasbah of the Udayas, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Rabat?
The most popular Rabat hotels for your stay: Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from £85), StayHere Rabat - Agdal Boutique Hotel (from £76) and Hotel Bouregreg (from £33) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Rabat are pet friendly?
Riad Dar Saidi (from £50), Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses (from £180) and Hotel des Oudaias (from £70) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Rabat are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from £85), STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from £206) and StayHere Rabat - Agdal Quiet Living (from £68) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Rabat have swimming pools?
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from £85), STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from £206) and STORY Rabat (from £174) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Rabat offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from £85),STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from £206) and STORY Rabat (from £174) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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