Riad Meftaha

摩洛哥的民居酒店，總體來説都還可以，

Meriem and the team was absolutely perfect. We stayed at the Hassan suite and was spoilt by them. Breakfast was a small selection but enough to last until lunch. The gifts, and the farewell tea was a very nice gesture. The place is clean and well maintained and definitely recommend this Riad.

Very warm and welcoming, traditional hotel. If you want to have local experience, that she the place. Nice traditional breakfast is included 👍🏻 Very clean place. Workers speak good English and fresh, we had no problem to communicate We all liked the place!

Excellent little riad just outside the Medina (under 5 minutes to the Bab Loulou gate). Extremely friendly, excellent service (Meriem arranged our airport pickup), delicious breakfast, very clean, beautifully decorated. Like most places in Morocco, not heated in winter so the room was a bit chilly, but the bedding was warm and comfortable. (One of the two rooms in our suite had a heater, but not the other one; and the heater was high up in a room with a high ceiling - more designed to be an A/C for the summer.) We had the 2-bedroom family suite, Al Mansour. The main room was a bit dark, with windows only looking out to the central courtyard, which seemed to be common in the other riads we saw as well. The second bedroom had a nice outdoor window. The bathroom was huge and beautiful, with a walk-in shower and a double jacuzzi tub. Lovely rooftop terrace. (Not much view, since it was about the same height as the other buildings nearby.) Tiling was gorgeous throughout the riad. Very reasonable prices. Neighborhood was quiet but felt safe.

Starting with the pros: the room is clean, very comfortable bed+sheets+pillows, good AC, tasty breakfast, they provide some kind of homemade olive oil based soap in the bathroom which is nice. The cons: the breakfast is kind of small so you often have to wait for refill of stuff consumed quickly by first comers, they don't provide laundry service neither do dinners (a shame in Rabat knowing it's surprisingly not that easy to find good+cheap+open restaurant doing Morocan food compared to Fes or Marrakech!), the music in the lobby is kind of obnoxious (generic pop/techno) and can be heard from your room in the form of banging noises which is rather unpleasant. Overall not the best but is rather nice, especially for a short, cozy and not too expensive stay in Rabat.

Situated in the center of the Medina, very close to the main entrance to the old city, live, full of restaurants and all kinds of shops. Very close to the tram station, which takes you all around the city. The riad is very cozy and the staff extremely hospitable and friendly. you can enjoy the unique atmosphere of a real riad when having breakfast, which is rich, many fruits, dried fruits as well, hot bread, pies, mint tea, special jams, etc. The rooms are big and clean, argan oil cosmetics in the bathroom, unique decoration, with antique furniture, lamps, rags and colourful pillows. We have been very satisfied with the services offered.