Rabat Hotels with Rooftop Pools

"Pretty tired hotel in a god location, took ages to check in, almost thirty minutes and there was a long queue behind me and just two people on the desk. This may not sound like a big deal, but when you arrive at a city and just have the evening, half an hour is a long time. I jumped straight in the shower before heading out - no towels! In a 5 star hotel. I had to use the duvet cover off one of the beds to dry off. Told reception and the towels were there when I got back from town. Generally the room is shabby, shower curtain attached by just a few rings, cracked tiles etc. Breakfast was ok but again, a coffee machine in a 5 star? Someone constantly dragging chairs around somewhere for maybe an hour, no exaggeration, like they were dragging one after another about 10 meters each time. Great view from the 5th floor pool and terrace. Would never stay again."

"Here you only have wow, wow, wow. For this price, stay in the most special and exquisite hotels, such as museums. The hotel owner is a famous local designer who transformed a ruined old house into the Islamic style, but If you can use a modern courtyard hotel, I will give you 200 points!"

"Finding this riad isn't exactly easy, even if you know which turn to take (there are signs pointing to it). But when you first arrive, you can get lost for a long time. Since it's located in a shopping area, there's trash along the way. The staff is quite friendly. The riad has several rooms on three floors. It's either genuinely antique or stylized that way. I'm leaning more toward the former. The room includes a set of towels, decent bed linens, toiletries, a TV (we didn't turn it on), two glasses, and bottles of water. There's no closet (just a coat rack), no air conditioning (a fan instead), or bedside tables. Most importantly, there's no window facing the street (they didn't warn you about this). There's no shower curtain, so water naturally just misses it. But all of this is manageable. Apparently, we were very unlucky with our room—it's the first one from the entrance on the ground floor. The door opens directly onto the hall/dining room. The room has two (for some unknown reason) old, flimsy wooden doors and a matching window (not facing the street, but also into the hallway). Everything that happens in the hallway is the same as in your room. I don't know what this trend is – setting out breakfast dishes from 11:00 p.m. to midnight, and not trying to do it quietly, but with a full-throated clatter of dishes. People don't come for breakfast before 8:00 or 9:00 a.m., so it's strange to have to do it at night and disturb other guests' sleep. Another thing: the hotel has a transparent roof, made of thick PVC. It's probably beautiful, but it completely transmits sound from the street, so the calls to prayer are like having a radio on full blast in your room – and not just calls, but sometimes long speeches – very late at night and very early in the morning, around 4:00 a.m. The breakfasts are hearty and fresh, with hot pastries and freshly squeezed orange juice. But I wouldn't recommend it, as I had very restless sleep. There is a small pool on the roof, but we didn't use it."

"The huge patio and garden are wonderful with lots of space - nice change from riads and medinas. Rooms are very small for a 5* in modern part of Morocco. Closest 5* to the medina/downtown. Breakfast was too expensive at twеnty fivе еuro each and wasn’t really 5*."

"Overall, I can only give it a 2.5 points. 1.5 for the standard Hilton service and smiles from the front desk and concierge, and 0.5 for the cleanliness. The pool attendant placed a stained towel on the poolside lounge couch. The bedroom bedding smelled damp, moldy, and sour. They replaced it as soon as they found it. This was not only disruptive to rest, but also seriously undermined the brand's credibility. Even for a B&B, this wouldn't be tolerated, let alone a Hilton resort brand. It makes one suspect that there's no high-temperature sterilization. Furthermore, before checking out, I discovered the toilet flush wasn't working... A very bad Hilton experience."

"One of the best hotels."

"The courtyard hotel is beautifully decorated and modern, the environment is elegant and quiet, the service attitude is warm, considerate, breakfast 🥣 is also rich, and more eggs are added, every time I come back, there is Moroccan mint tea 🍵, I feel at home. Really good, stayed for two nights, came by fun, and returned with satisfaction."

"The room was large, very clean, the mattress was very comfortable, the functional rooms were clearly divided, and the terrace could see the sea and the beach."

"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."