Good, moderate-priced accommodations are hard to find in Rabat, and while this hotel isn’t perfect, there are still a few good points to focus on. The hotel is in a great location for exploring the medina, and is within walking distance to the Hassan Tower and Mausoleum of Mohammed V. A secure car park at the rear is a bonus for self-drivers.
Some of the rooms have recently been renovated and offer modern bathrooms and balconies, while others are a bit smaller with dated furnishings. However, the hotel is located on an extremely busy corner — it’s one of the city’s main grand taxi terminals — and the outside facing rooms are subject to incessant car and street noise. There’s a ground-floor restaurant, which I don’t recommended, and separate bar, both of which look onto a central, covered courtyard, where there’s live Moroccan music most nights.