Dar Nawfal

Nice welcome with mint tea and Morrocon pastries our room was good with en suite

Good rooms, great breakfast on roof terrace. Beware of airport transfer - if you're good with French or have been to the area before you may be able to get to the riad for much less than the 20€ airport transfer. Being from the UK the price sounds good, but after you've spent some time in Rabat you quickly learn that taxis should be dirt cheap and every driver will try to take advantage of you as you're a tourist.

My first experience in a Medina, and Sallee is the real thing. Was so pleased by the staff. But as on any big city watch out for anyone who tries to befriend you or pretend to help.

Very friendly welcome and staff always trying to help - good wifi and nice breakfast on roof terrace. Only negative was that matress was in bad shape and needs replacing.

The manager and staff were wonderful. The rooms were sufficient. Breakfast was fresh and the wifi was perfect when compared to many of my stays at other Morocco hotels. The area does not seem to be safe so I recommend that you arrive during the day. If you do arrive at night I suggest that you call the Riad first and ask for someone to meet you at the entrance of the alley they are in. They will gladly walk you to the Riad.

The staff were very helpful, beautiful rooms. Also had dinner there, which was wonderful

Beautiful Riad, very clean and well decorated, with a very friendly hostess who did her best to help and advise us. Moroccan breakfast and meals in the Riad are excellent. The street in the Medina leading to the Riad was less clean, but it was being renovated. Cheap taxi ride to Rabat center.

Friendly staff, great roof-top terrace, nice rooms. Be aware that this Ryad is not in Rabat, but in the city Salé just north of Rabat. There is a new tram connecting to Rabat, so if that is your main interest no problem. The Ryad is situated as an oasis in an alley in the medina (old town) of Salé, where not manby tourists go, so if you would a sence of a 'normal' Moroccan medina, where nothing is set-up for the tourists this is perfect - as you can go around on the market in Salé without being bothered.

The building is not built straight, so I kept feeling like I was falling over (particularly when walking up and down the staircase). Our room was comfortable, though the shared toilet facility did not have a sink, you had to climb a flight of stairs to find a communal sink.

If you can stay closer to the city center it would be a better idea. I was disappointed about how misleading the map and directions are. It's really quite a trek into town. I also did not enjoy how rude the woman manager was, everything I asked about was greeted with an impolite response or a reason for why it was not possible. The hotel even changed our room when we were out moving/touching all of our things and placing 3 of us into a very small room next to the bathroom.