“Dépaysement”
The staff are welcoming, attentive, helpful, and available. The pool is on the terrace. The ground‑floor room means noise starts at 7:30 am from guests having breakfast, and the guests are not discreet at all.
SophieIl y a un mois
★★★★·Rabat·8.1
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Riad Dar Dar, a nine‑room guesthouse nestled in Rabat’s historic medina, blends traditional Moroccan décor with contemporary comforts. Guests enjoy a rooftop pool, patio breakfast, free Wi‑Fi, and an on‑site hammam. Its central location offers easy access to nearby monuments and vibrant souks, providing an authentic Moroccan experience while ensuring modern relaxation.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The staff are welcoming, attentive, helpful, and available. The pool is on the terrace. The ground‑floor room means noise starts at 7:30 am from guests having breakfast, and the guests are not discreet at all.
Sophie·Il y a un mois
The breakfast was hearty, original, and local. The reception was pleasant, and the room was spacious, clean, comfortable, and restful. The place was very quiet. However, the shower heads in the bathrooms worked poorly, with no pressure, and the pool water was very murky, so we couldn’t enjoy it – a real disappointment.
Iman·Il y a 2 mois
Super great RIAD.
Oliver·Il y a 2 mois
The staff were welcoming and available, offering tea and biscuits at arrival, water and fruit in the rooms. The ryad itself was beautiful, with tasteful décor, high‑quality linens, and a terrace that was highly appreciated. It was calm, and the breakfast was very varied and of good quality. The location is difficult; you have to walk 15 minutes into the medina, which isn’t easy for people with reduced mobility. Bring cash for extras and the tourist tax. The pool is very small – a little basin to cool off in the medina, but it’s hard to make it larger.
Mesdari·Il y a 2 mois
The comfort was excellent.
Samira·Il y a 2 mois