The Pietri Hotel is not a hotel you can trust. Over one month before our arrival we made a reservation and received a confirmation from the hotel. At arrival the hotel was full and our reservation was gone. They couldn't even in the computer search and find the reservation name but had to look at _my_ email copies and finally... more

When we entered the reception area we were stunned by the high european standard of the hotel. The staff was very (very) friendly and helped us in any kind of situation. They were always available and spoke French and a quite well English, which is not common for Moroccan hotels. When we entered our rooms our expectations were exceeded again.... more

The Lonely Planet describes Le Pietri Hotel as "boutique". It's not. We stopped off there on the way to Marrakech from Fes. We were please we did since Rabat is less busy and hot than either place. It's about a 10 minute walk from the station so was ideal from our point of view. The rooms need a bit of... more

Stayed there for 2 days, attending the Jazz au Chellah festival. Clean and comfortable with a top quality restaurant too. Well located in the centre, it was just 10 minutes walk to the Medina. more

We stayed here twice on a recent trip to Morocco, on arrival and then again before departure. All of the staff were extremely helpful and friendly. We had to change reservations, dates and number of rooms, several times and the front desk was exceptionally accommodating and helpful in working with us. The only problem was availability as they do book... more

We stayed in this hotel for one night, on our way to Fes. About the hotel: I read the comments about the noise and, being a light sleeper, I decided to go for the room with a Terrace, all the way up. The reservation was fairly efficient. The only glitch I remember is that their price was about 100DH ($12-15$)... more

The staff were gracious. The room was comfortable. I wish I had planned for a longer stay in than one day and night in Rabat more

Plus : calm, central, welcoming staff, good food (thanks for a great range of soups – couldn’t believe it could be so cold in Morocco), free internet working great (which is not always the case in African countries) Minus : had to pull out all my rusty french – receptionists only speak little english more

We only stayed one night at this hotel. Its location is convenient, about 5 minute walk from the Rabat train station. There are plenty of restaurants all around, with a place to check the internet just down the street. The lobby and the rooms are all furnished in a modern and quirky style, and the bathroom beautiful. I would've expected... more