The hotel has a type of old world charm. The rooms are relatively large, some with excellent views, but with very dated, but not uncomfortable furniture. Located very close to the main train station, across the street from the Moroccan Parliament, and on a main thoroughfare which leads down into a pedestrian market, which also eventually leads to the beach... more

I checked in to this hotel as a break from a volunteer stint in Rabat when I was feeling poorly. Although I asked for something quiet, the first room (201) was right above the music entertainment in the hotel bar, and very loud. It also smelled a bit like sewage. After rejecting this one, they put me in another (215)... more