Riads are the way to go in Morocco, and Riad Dar Zouhour in Rabat is a perfect example of why. I loved everything about Riad Dar Zouhour: the beautiful, comfortable room (La Shahrazad - 1 night, Mimosa - 2 nights); great location for visiting Rabat; the immaculate facilities; the tray of tea and pastries brought to our room to welcome... More

We stayed here one night at the end of March. It is a beautifully restored traditional building. It is ideally located for all the sites and only about a 15-20 minute walk from the station, which was how we arrived. Our room was attractive and comfortable the only downsides was that the bathroom is not completely separate from bedroom, separated... More

Lovely old restored Riad. The courtyard is peaceful and beautiful. The rooms are just off the courtyard so that with the enormous doors fully open (we're talking camel sized double doors here) the room becomes a part of the open air courtyard. The staff was wonderful and the included breakfast quite nice. Location is a bit tricky as it is... More

We spent 1 night here in the Mimosa room in January 2012. Locationwise, it is pretty central and close in walking distance to everything we wanted to see. The Dar is down a small street but the street is pretty well lit. There is also a keypad for entry so you don't have to worry about coming back after dinner... More

Location (north side of the Medina) is great. It is quite but yet it is a short walk from main streets of Medina and short walk to Kasaba and other attractions. Also, very safe and clean area. Service is also good, especially Nouran, who gave me a Xerox copy of Medina map, and showed me all places of interest, best... More

Fabulous ryad in the medina of Rabat, close to the kasbah. Charming interior, well-equiped luxuruous room, a warm welcome and great service ! Nice terrace. Delicious breakfast. What more could one wish for ? A bit expensive compared to ryads in other cities, but that seems to be the case for all ryads in Rabat...

Lovely Riad close to the old fort and medina. The rooms are beautifully appointed and probably have the best bathrooms of any of the Riads we visited on our Moroccan trip. Nora was helpful in terms of showing us the local attractions on the map provided. The only mission was finding a reasonably priced restaurant for dinner.

After having a fairly relentlessly hassled time in Marrakech and Essaouira, we arrived at Rabat station to find nobody touting to take us to our riad. Quite refreshing to not have to fight our way through the bidding throng, but ultimately difficult to convince any taxis to take us into the medina, so we hoofed it ourself. The walk to... More

Really nice Riad in a small "street" in the middle of the old Medina. Looks nothing from the outside, but once inside, it is charming! The area can seem quite dark & scary feeling at night, although we were assured that walking home late was quite safe. The owner was very helpful and friendly and gave us a good recommendation... More