Rabat Hotels & Hostels (17)

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This 18th-century merchant's house has been transformed into a sumptuous small hotel with just eight beautiful rooms. Centred around a graceful columned courtyard and with each room individually …

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Although the rooms at this hotel are fairly small and spartan they are pristinely clean, and have shuttered windows that let in lots of light. You'll either love or hate the shocking pink walls b…

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The grand dame of Rabat hotels has seen better days but slowly the rooms here are being renovated. Ask for a newer room or be prepared to put up with the time-warp furniture and fabrics. The hote…

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This four-star hotel is a step up from the other options in this price range and offers small but extremely comfortable nonsmoking rooms with tasteful décor. There's a refined bar and restaurant …

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The Bouregreg has a range of rooms in dubious style veering from newly renovated fuddy-duddy to over-the-hill naff. Nevertheless, they are large and comfortable and if floral patterns, shiny fabr…

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Opposite the imposing Balima and right in the heart of town, the Hotel Central has a range of simple but good value rooms. It's all a little past its best but a friendly place handy for everythin…

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Immaculately kept, very friendly and keenly priced, this family-run hotel is the best of the medina options. The simple rooms are bright and tidy and surround a central courtyard on the first flo…

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Right by the train station and handy for late arrivals, this friendly hotel has 30 bright, comfortable rooms decorated with faded and curling tourist-board posters. All rooms are en suite and hav…

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Big rooms with high ceilings and shuttered windows give an illusion of colonial-era grandeur at this once-charming hotel. The rooms are now a little faded and the bathrooms, though clean, could d…

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An excellent option, though not as palatial as it sounds, is this wonderfully modern place, which has bright rooms with sleek, new furniture and fittings. Some of the compact rooms overlook the m…

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Hotel Marrakech is a budget option. Although the rooms at this hotel are fairly small and spartan they are pristinely clean, and have shuttered windows that let in lots of light

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One of the best value choices in this price bracket, the tastefully renovated rooms at the Royal are very comfortable with polished-wood furniture and sparkling new bathrooms. Each has a balcony …

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Slap-bang in the heart of town, this hotel has spacious, bright rooms with high ceilings, big windows, cheerful colours and simple wooden furniture. Bathrooms are new and even rooms without bathr…

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Strong on traditional Moroccan style and popular with local business travellers, the public areas of this seemingly elegant hotel are all marble floors, zellij and leather furniture. The bedrooms…

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A reliable fall-back option, the Ibis has small, modern rooms with en suite bathroom and satellite TV. It's hardly loaded with character but offers consistent standards and friendly service.

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