Best Hotels in Rabat
Explore Rabat with 165 stays near popular landmarks, shopping malls, dining spots, and key business areas for a convenient city stay.
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group ★★★★★
"Nice location, and nice staff."
Riad Khadija Mille et une Nuit ★★★
"Really nice Riad with great location and the art on the walls are interesting"
Dar lalla Malika ★★★
"Experience Moroccan life in a guesthouse with local character."
Le Pietri Urban Hotel ★★★
"We were only staying one night in Rabat, mainly because of convenient transportation. It's very close to the train station, and within walking distance of the Mausoleum of King Rama V, Hassan Tower, and Udayas Citadel. The room wasn't large but was adequate. Overall, it was decent, and the breakfast was acceptable. It's a good choice for one night's stay."
Riad Jasmine ★★★
"We had a wonderful experience at this riad. Perfectly located in the heart of the medina yet very quiet and peaceful. The rooms are beautiful, clean, and very comfortable. The rooftop breakfast was delicious and generous, with great local specialties. The staff were extremely kind, welcoming, and always helpful. Their hospitality made us feel at home. Everything was perfect, we would definitely come back!"
Riad Amaris ★★★★
"Location is very central in Rabat which means from the underground parking you'll walk a bit until you reach the hotel - with our Backpacks no issues, but if you're travelling with heavy luggage it might be worth checking for a porter. The Riad is phenomenally restored and beautifully decorated. Rooms are very nice but as in most riads - all facing the courtyard so very little (audio) privacy. Rooftop terrace is a plus, but with limited view. WOuld recommend it again."
Damei Chinese Homestay ★★★
"The Great Chinese Home made us feel the warmth of home while traveling overseas. The host was hospitable and the service was attentive. The room was large, spacious, clean and comfortable."
Ibis Rabat Agdal ★★★
"The hotel is located next to the Rabat Agdal Station so, it’s automatically a great place in terms of commuting. The staff at this hotel is extremely friendly and helpful. . If I am in Rabat again, I would definitely stay here!!"
Riad Dar Rabiaa ★★★★
"We had a wonderful time here with Said. He was very welcoming, gave us a lot of advice regarding how to get to places. The breakfast was amazing, the Riad was beautifully decorated!"
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Fairmont Hotel La Marina Rabat Sale
"Nice rooms"
Riad Dar Dar
"Fantastic service"
Dar Lalzohra
"Wow, what an incredible stay! From the moment we walked into Lalzhora, we felt so welcome. The people here are just amazing—so kind, helpful, and genuinely passionate about making sure guests have the best experience. Saliou and Asmae were the best people! The place itself was spotless, and every detail was taken care of with so much thought. But the real highlights? The hamam experience—absolutely unreal. It was beyond relaxing and left us feeling completely refreshed. And the food? Honestly, some of the best we’ve ever had! Freshly made, full of flavor, and served with love. Every bite was a treat. We loved every single minute of our stay, and if we could, we’d be back in a heartbeat. If you’re thinking of visiting Rabat, this riad is an absolute must!"
Conrad Rabat Arzana
"Super clean hotel, well-decorated room, super friendly staff, but it's a shame this hotel gives the impression it's super big when the truth is it's too small, especially in the public areas and amenities. The pool is super narrow, the restaurant is limited and super overpriced. The minibar is also very expensive; a €14 chocolate bar ruins the whole stay. In conclusion, this hotel is good, but it's not worth the price of €350/night."
STORY Le Carrousel Rabat
"Brand new hotel right on the sea. Everything is super clean and tidy."
Dawliz Rabat Art & Spa
"The carpet in the first-floor hallway hasn't been cleaned for a long time and has a cat and dog smell."
The Ritz-Carlton Rabat, Dar Es Salam
"Nice hotel, friendly staff and a quiet location. The bathrooms could use a renovation. Water sits for hours after showering because it doesn't drain properly, and some of the tiles are dangerously slippery. The restaurants and room service are mediocre for a hotel of this caliber. Poor quality and limited options for room service."
Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses
"The hotel room facilities are very old, the door is broken, the curtains are broken, I will not stay in this hotel next time"
Riad Louane
"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."
La Tour Hassan Palace
"A very corporate hotel, probably excellent for business conventions, but we found it rather impersonal and definitely overpriced. We stayed at La Tour Hassan as part of a longer trip which also included the cities of Fes, Casablanca and Marrakech before travelling to the Ourika Valley. This hotel was, by far, the most disappointing and we were shocked that the additional for three days’ breakfasts plus a single half bottle of Moroccan wine, and a serving of mint tea, cost the same price as evening meals with drinks and cocktails at our superb and quite grand hotels in Fes, Casablanca and Marrakech. Our Superior Garden Room was surprisingly small and the shower was so badly designed that it flooded the bathroom. The room was furnished with only one pair of slippers and we were left with a single tiny tablet of chocolate when we returned to our room in the evening, despite it being a double room. Our overpriced and very disappointing breakfast did not even offer muesli or granola except on the first day of our three night stay. Staff were available but compared to our other hotel experiences, I can only assume that this is not a happy place to work as our interactions with staff were transactional rather than infused with the typical Moroccan hospitality we experienced elsewhere. Rabat itself is a great place to visit, especially for the art galleries but we would definitely avoid this hotel on our next visit. What a shame. "
Riad Kalaa
"Everything was great! The room only drops the ceiling."
Euphoriad
"Very Moroccan local characteristics"
StayHere Rabat - Agdal Quiet Living
"Good value for money"
La Villa Mandarine
"The La Villa Mandarine Hotel in Rabat had a nice, quiet, and comfortable environment. However, the front desk service at check-out was extremely poor, the worst service experience I had during my 8-day trip to Morocco. I hope the hotel can improve the professional training of its front desk staff."
Smarts Hotel Agdal Rabat
"Very well located"
Onomo Hotel Rabat Terminus
"The hotel was rather simple and had a vintage feel."
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Rabat Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
220V/Type C/E
Exchange Rate
MAD
Local Payment
Cash/Cards
Connectivity
Maroc Telecom/Orange/Inwi
Current Weather
Mostly cloudy
More Information About Rabat Hotels
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Number of reviews |
3,539 |
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Total properties |
165 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
PHP 10,114 |
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PHP 10,051 |
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Trending hotel |
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group |
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Popular area |
Hassan |
FAQs About Hotels in Rabat
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What is the average price of a hotel in Rabat for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rabat this weekend is PHP 6,559 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is PHP 10,934 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Rabat this weekend typically cost PHP 39,242 per night.
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How much do hotels in Rabat cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rabat during weekdays is PHP 6,654 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around PHP 11,036 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Rabat generally cost PHP 39,637 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Rabat?
Some of the best places to stay in Rabat are near popular attractions like Kasbah of the Udayas, Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Chellah, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Rabat near Kasbah of the Udayas?
Some of the top hotels in Rabat near Kasbah of the Udayas include Dar lalla Malika (from PHP 2,931), Dar Kika Salam by Dks (from PHP 5,993) and Hotel des Oudaias (from PHP 4,858), all offering easy access to Kasbah of the Udayas, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Where can I find the best hotels in Rabat?
Rabat has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from PHP 6,998), StayHere Rabat - Agdal Boutique Hotel (from PHP 6,496) and Hotel Bouregreg (from PHP 2,894) are preferred hotels.
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What's the best pet-friendly accommodation in Rabat?
Riad Dar Saidi (from PHP 4,876), Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses (from PHP 14,462) and Hotel des Oudaias (from PHP 4,858) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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What is the best spa hotel in Rabat?
Getting tired after a long walk? Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from PHP 6,998), STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from PHP 15,653) and StayHere Rabat - Agdal Quiet Living (from PHP 4,979) provide highly rated spa services.
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What are some hotels with pools in Rabat?
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from PHP 6,998), STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from PHP 15,653) and STORY Rabat (from PHP 14,416) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Rabat?
Hotel Borj Rabat - A Member of Barceló Hotel Group (from PHP 6,998),STORY Le Carrousel Rabat (from PHP 15,653) and STORY Rabat (from PHP 14,416) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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