Hotel Bouregreg

Smelly and somewhat run down. No Wifi in the 2 rooms we tried, connection in lobby pretty spotty. Busloads of all-inclusive tourists staid during our first night, breakfast next morning was a disaster, although far from great also the next day without their impact. Only positive is location right at Medina wall and next to tram station - we used free street parking 2 stations further west.

Great staff. Excellent location. Clean rooms and bathrooms. A bit pricey though. Didn't like the breakfast though; not very nutritious.

Not in a great part of town. Breakfast adequate.

Hotel room in a very depressed state; torn curtains, patio door wouldn't close, stained bedding, bathroom very unappealing.

Visiting a friend

Rabat - you can see all you would want to see in 2 days. Even Casa Blanca - an hour train trip away, you wouldn't want to spend more then half a day visiting. Rabat is not really geared up for tourism, there is not really a lot to see. An holiday longer then a couple of days you would begin to get bored The plus side , 2 people can eat reasonable well for about £4 /£5 for 2 meals If you want to visit Morocco for a weeks holiday , I recommend you go to Marrakech. The Souk there is quite an eye opening experience, The square outside the Souk in the evening is quite entertaining - snake charming and other events Plus there is various buildings of interest to visit

Bad hotel.. never ever suggest anyone..

This was the cheapest hotel in rabat to where I needed to be by so very satisfied. Only bad things were I couldn't get wifi in my room and breakfast wasn't the best.

The toilet not clean bed not clean cover ...............

The short version is that the place could definitely use refurbishing, but the location and the price was better than most other hotels in central Rabat. So, overall this was a quite good choice, with which we were happy. We booked a triple; the room was spacious and had a balcony overlooking one of the main streets. We especially enjoyed the coffee shop immediately to the right upon leaving the hotel, as well as watching some kids’ soccer games across the street, visible from our small balcony. The air conditioning is OK. It’s cool in the part of the room where the a/c is actually blowing, but the machine’s capacity would be smaller than needed for the room size on a really hot day. The staff was friendly though sometimes a bit overwhelmed. Breakfast is uninspired--various kinds of rolls, mostly sweet, that are either stale or at least very dry, and some coffee that could be hotter. Occasionally some yogurt. (Given that it's hard to get a beer in Morocco, the bar is a plus but has limited hours.) I haven’t spent enough time in Morocco to know what’s standard; this was a good price compared to other hotels in Rabat's center, but for instance if I were paying the same price for a U.S. motel, I’d be disappointed with the condition of the room. But it was fine and was a great location for a visit to Rabat. By the way, Rabat is a nice, manageable introduction to Morocco; I greatly preferred it to the chaos and aggressive hucksterism of Marrakech.