Rabat Hotels with Pools

Fabulous. So much more beautiful in person. Very calm inside the busy Kasbah, it’s a true sanctuary. Only four rooms ours has a private balcony.

- Friendly helpful staff but expect slow service as is the case generally around Rabat. - Brilliant room and the hotel but not all amenities are live. The hotel very much is under construction. Not great for a pricy hotel. Was disappointed. Steam room was not on and you had to walk through construction to get to the spa. - The Spanish restaurant in the hotel was superb. - Location wise you are away from the centre but great if you want the beach.

A very charming riad in the Rabat medina, just a 4-minute walk from the parking lot, making it very easy to find. It's a quadruple room with a mezzanine, with a double bed upstairs and two single beds downstairs. Everything is very clean and cozy, with windows opening onto a small balcony. There's air conditioning, a kettle, a refrigerator, a hairdryer, and napkins. The breakfast is delicious, filling, and beautiful (eggs, pastries, honey, jam, olive spread, fruit, soufflé, freshly squeezed orange juice, tea, and coffee). The staff is attentive and friendly. There's a rooftop terrace with sun loungers and tables. A small pool—probably more decorative than anything else—we didn't try swimming. The main attractions are within walking distance.

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.

The hotel is relatively quiet, a 20-minute taxi ride from Rabat train station, beautiful surroundings, beautiful gardens, and unique interior decoration. It is a French family garden remodeled hotel left over from the French colonial period. Very suitable for the whole family to play together, breakfast is good.

Compared to the Conrad, this place is a huge step down. It's not even in the same league as a Four Seasons. Good for a staycation though.

Upon arrival, the hotel system malfunctioned, preventing immediate check-in. It took almost an hour for the hotel to automatically find my room and process my check-in with a deposit. The lobby staff and front desk personnel were very friendly.

Ideal for sightseeing, top service, you want to return ❤️

Rabat stayed for one night, because it was late at night, the hotel kitchen and sandwiches can be ordered, directly sent to the room, convenient, the waiter at the door is also very enthusiastic to help with luggage, help guide parking, reflect the standard of the capital, praise 👍

I stayed expecting a proper 5-star experience, but unfortunately my stay was disappointing in several aspects. The furniture and overall room condition felt outdated and poorly maintained. The cleanliness standards were below expectations, especially the bed sheets, which did not appear clean upon arrival.. Breakfast was another major disappointment. The quality and variety were very average and definitely not at the level expected from a hotel presenting itself as luxury  What surprised me most was that the hotel seemed more focused on management presence, security teams, and formalities than on improving the actual guest experience and comfort. Overall, I did not feel this hotel delivers the standard or value of a true 5-star property, and I would personally not choose to stay here agai