Absolutely stunning riad! Lovely staff and spacious rooms. Good location.

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Everything!

WOnderful find! Stunning decor, lovely staff. Situate in the maze of the medina so be ready to whip out the GPS to find it by foot. Worth the effort as a truly beautify experience.

We loved breakfast on the roof and tea in the courtyard.

The Bahia suite is magnificent, with super high ceiling and a lot of space. I was traveling on my own but I think it would be ideal for a family as there is really plenty of space. The breakfast on the terrace was lovely.

I am very noise sensitive, and the Bahia suite is on a street in front of the entrance of two other riads. There was quite a lot of noise until midnight, so impossible to go to bed early. However, it was quiet in the morning because life starts late in Rabat and breakfast is served on the terrace and not in the inner court, so you hear very little noise compare to other riads. The ventilation system of the bathroom is also very noisy, in case you share the room. Overall, if you are a light sleeper like me, you may want to opt for one of the quieter suites.

We arrived at Riad Marhaba late at night and they had dinner there waiting for us. We only stayed one night, but the host let us leave our bags at the riad while we explored Rabat. The breakfast was absolutely amazing, some of the best food I’ve had in Morocco. All the staff were also very friendly.

We had a little trouble getting a taxi from the train station to the riad. The host said they could call one for us and never did, but we hailed our own and got there without too much issue.

Great stay! The location is curated in every detail, clean and cozy, staff is a cheerful bunch ready to help you if you need anything. Dreamy place. We even got an upgrade of the room, which means we stayed in a even more wonderful room. Really a plus to our trip, we left regenerated and happy! Thank you!

very beautiful interior, very comfortable bed and mattress. The owner is half French half Swiss. You have everything you need, bcz it’s European standard. They cleaned our room everyday. As an architect I’m fascinated with the interior, especially the niche and mosaic. Also very nice and cozy terrace with beautiful panorama. Through every detail you’ll see the owner knows how to run a wonderful Hotel. They serve the breakfast on the terrace when it’s sunny, and it’s not cold at all outside, really marvelous experience. I like the Rap (local yogurt) very much. The terrace has enough cozy couches to lie down.

actually already nearly perfect, maybe more protein in the breakfast like one egg more would be perfect. But it’s very normal and popular in Morocco in every Riad that the people eat more carbohydrate than protein. I guess it’s the local custom, so should not be picky with this.

it was truly one of the best locations we stayed at during our 10 day tour of Morocco, with Lots of attention to detail, from the toilet paper to the breakfast.

our suite was on the ground floor so privacy was rather in short supply. we could hear everything that went on in the lobby, and no doubt vice versa.

The Riad is beautiful!! It is very nice and authentic. The bed pillows and blankets were very comfortable! The location is nice, (but the cars dont get inside the Medina, so we had to walk for about 10min with the big luggages on the narrow streets)

We didn’t manage to have hot water on in the shower.. although we didn’t contact the reception because it was late and we were tired. Also the room is very noisy, you can hear everything is happening in the riad, but that is common in most of riads with an interior courtyard and no insulation.

The scenery on the roof in the morning is beautiful, and the breakfast is delicious.

not bad

A tranquil, finely and tastefully decorated Riad in the Medina. Every corner is a delight. Breakfast is good, with fresh fruit and yoghurt among other things. It's clean and the bed linen is of the highest quality.

The mattress was a little too soft for me but that's a personal preference. There wasn't much room at the side of the bed which made me think it would have been better as a single room rather than a double. The beautifully carved, solid wood furniture made the room rather dark and damp though I appreciate this is probably welcome in the summer months.

pretty much everything

some tea on arrival would have made us a hell of a lot better after a really long flight

the terrace of the Riad is very nice. The cat of the place was also very friendly and cuddly. The location of the Riad is within the Medina, so all necessary sights are within walking distance

The room that we obtained was in the ground floor. Unfortunately, the dinner area is right in front of the door, so very noisy if people talk and eat there. due to the Groundfloor location the room is very dark, not warm lights or candles are being provided. Moreover, the Riad is very humid, so the bed was wet at night and some humid smell was present

really beautiful riad, great location

We were not served breakfast even though it was part of the cost we paid

This property is horrendous and owner a privileged rude man. The room is badly infected with ants which would continue biting you the whole night and instead of accepting the mistake, they’ll tell you ants are supposed to be there since it’s an old riad. We had a traumatic experience and would not wish for anyone to go through this. We weren’t even offered the paid breakfast or a refund after going through the agony the whole night.

Most beautiful Riad we have stayed at during our 3 weeks trip in Morocco. The breakfast was absolutely delicious.

Everything was perfect!

Room and the riad itself were very beautiful, exellent locatio in the mediana, friendly staff, best breakfast I had in 2 weeks, everything is homemade ans fresh! R Definitely recommend it 👌

Very nice large rooms in traditional Moroccan style. Rich breakfast on the roof-terrace. Very attentive staff.

At times, the rooms were a bit noisy, with noise originating from the street or from discussions of other guests.