Overall this is a lovely Riad. Our room was on the second floor - the only thing missing for us was a top sheet instead of just a comforter. The bathroom was small and it had no door - only a curtain - (which was OK with us). The restaurant was closed the night we were there, so the staff... More

We were greeted with some Moroccan tea and the tastiest pastries :) That is always a good start to a hotel stay. The room was comfortable and the food was acceptable. It was cold and rainy when we got and we were staying for only one night, so we did not really get to see city much. My one issue... More

This is a very lovely Riad, and my room was beautiful and well-appointed. I was on the second floor in the middle and it was very quiet. I would stay here again were I in Rabat, but the staff needs a bit of education in the art of running an inn. When I got to reception there was a heated... More

Lovely friendly riad - smaller than others we stayed in, but memorable for the room on the roof near the pool and the fantastic dinner. Quite easy to find again after you've been led there the first time, and the medina easy to negotiate also. Lovely fruit in the room and nicely decorated throughout. We ordered our tagine for dinner... More

This is a lovely place to stay , the staff is helpful and nice. The room was nice and the bed comfortable. The only problem seems to be Morocco when it rains a lot the bathrooms seems to stink a bit , we ran in to this smell all the time in Morroco. Breakfast is lovely. the Riad is located... More

Riad Kalaa must be one of the nicest riads in Rabat (we spent only one night in Rabat, so we have only seen this one). It is a 'wow' place when you enter. What a tranquil, beautiful patio! The room (we stayed at La Favorite) was nice but a bit dark - but that is the case in many riad... More

My wife and I only spent a single night at Riad Kalaa. It didn't disappoint. We booked the room of stars which was their best room. It was quite lovely. The entire Riad was pretty magic and that's where we would stay again if in Rabat. Still what I will remember most fondly is frankly one of the best meals... More

I usually rate a hotel by its towel. The thicker, fluffier and soft it is, the higher rating it will place in my book. If this rating is solely used on Riad Kalaa, the riad (which is similar to best and breakfast) would sit comfortably high up there with five stars establishments. But the towel alone is not only why... More

This was our first experience of a riad - situated close to the old Kasbah. It was dark when we arrived and following a young man (who we had met only minutes previously) through narrow dimly-lit alleys was a trifle un-nerving. However on arrival at the riad and were very impressed with what we saw inside. We sat on the... More