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Riads in Rabat

A building with a courtyard, a staircase, and a railing.

A courtyard with a dining area, ornate arches, and a view of the night sky.

A dining area with a table set for a meal, a decorative tile wall, and a hanging lantern.

A room with a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall, a desk with a chair, a decorative stained glass window, and a door with curtains.

1. Riad Almazhar

Medina of Rabat

$125

$146 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 13 - Nov 14

An outdoor patio area with seating arrangements, potted plants, and a glass roof structure.

A bathroom with a large sink, a mirror, a shower, and a toilet.

A cozy interior with a round seating area, a potted plant, and a patterned rug.

A circular seating area with a sofa and chairs, surrounded by potted plants and a patterned floor.

2. Riad Amaris

Medina of Rabat

$123

$142 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 28 - Oct 29

A hotel room with a bed, a television, a mirror, and a shower area.

A pool area with two lounge chairs, a table, and a potted plant.

A courtyard with stone columns, a bar area, and striped chairs.

A kitchen with a wooden counter, shelves with glassware, and a red chair.

3. Riad Kalaa 2

Medina of Rabat

$112

$130 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 17 - Nov 18

A room with a bunk bed, a staircase, and a checkered floor.

A room with a bed, a large mirror, and a window with patterned glass.

A spacious interior with high arches and columns, a seating area with a plant, and a view into a room with a fireplace.

An interior with a bench, a sofa, and a patterned rug.

4. L'Alcazar

Medina of Rabat

$106

$126 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 16 - Nov 17

A room with a patterned tile floor, ornate white walls, and a central decorative archway.

An ornate interior with intricate tile work, a central archway, and traditional furnishings.

A dining area with wicker furniture, a view of the city, and a ceiling with intricate patterns.

A traditional interior with ornate arches, a central fireplace, and a mix of seating arrangements.

5. Dar Kika Salam By DKS

Medina of Rabat

$105

$131 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 22 - Oct 23

A spacious room with a high ceiling, ornate arches, and a checkered floor.

A tray with a teapot and cups on a rooftop terrace with city views.

A traditional interior with ornate wooden doors, intricate lattice work, and a balcony with a railing.

A traditional Moroccan interior with a bed, sofas, a coffee table, and ornate wall decorations.

6. Dar El Kébira

Medina of Rabat

$114

$145 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 4 - Nov 5

A room with a bed, two blue armchairs, a patterned wall, and a decorative archway.

A traditional Moroccan interior with a wooden door, red and white drapes, a patterned rug, and a small table with a lantern.

A room with a bed, red sofas, a patterned rug, and a decorative ceiling light.

A rooftop terrace with a view of the city and sea, featuring patterned umbrellas and potted plants.

7. Riad Dar Jabador

Bab Lamrissa

$54

$68 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 29 - Oct 30

A bedroom with a bed, bedside lamps, a mirror, and a chair.

A balcony with a potted plant, a wooden table, and a view of a wooden door and window.

A modern living room with a sofa, armchairs, and a coffee table. There are decorative wall sconces and a chandelier.

A rooftop patio with a potted palm tree, a small table with chairs, a patterned floor, and a sofa under a wooden pergola.

8. DAR TAHAR

Medina of Rabat

$92

$108 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 23 - Oct 24

A room with a sofa, a cabinet, and wall-mounted paintings.

A multi-level building with balconies, staircases, and a central courtyard.

A walk-in closet with shelves, baskets, and hanging clothes.

A courtyard with wooden doors, a table, chairs, and potted plants.

9. Riad El Maâti

Medina of Rabat

$118

$139 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 19 - Nov 20

A courtyard with a tiled floor, a central seating area with chairs, and a decorative archway.

An interior with intricate tile work, a dining area with green chairs and a table, and a staircase with patterned tiles.

An indoor pool area with a view of the outside, surrounded by arches and potted plants.

A room with a green sofa, framed artwork on the wall, a glass coffee table, and a view of an outdoor swimming pool through arched doorways.

10. Riad Zyo

Medina of Rabat

$130

$151 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 5 - Nov 6

A room with a bed, a small table, and a window with curtains.

A traditional wooden door with a metal grille, flanked by two potted plants, set against a white wall with a number plaque.

A breakfast table with croissants, fruit, and a teapot.

A traditional Moroccan interior with a checkered floor, wooden furniture, and decorative tiles.

11. Riad Jasmine

Medina of Rabat

$60

$73 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A bedroom with a bed, a small table, a hanging light, a window with decorative ironwork, and patterned walls.

A room with a patterned wall, a sofa with yellow cushions, a wooden cabinet, and a staircase.

A multi-level interior with ornate metal railings, a central chandelier, and a patterned floor.

A bathroom with a shower, a sink with a mirror, and patterned tiles.

12. Riad AYA

Medina of Rabat

A hotel room with a brick wall, a bed with white pillows, two armchairs, a small table with fruit, and wall-mounted lights.

An ornate architectural structure with arches and intricate designs, featuring lush greenery and white flowers.

An indoor courtyard with arches, palm trees, and a fountain.

An ornate architectural structure with intricate designs and arches, featuring a clear blue sky above.

13. Riad Kalaa

Medina of Rabat

$117

$137 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 21 - Nov 22

A Moroccan-style interior with a central coffee table, ottomans, and a patterned floor.

A grand interior with ornate white railings, a chandelier, and a decorative balustrade.

A spacious atrium with a central open area, white railings, and a decorative ceiling.

A bedroom with a large bed, a chandelier, and a view of a balcony.

14. Riad Baddi

Bab Lamrissa

$51

$65 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 22 - Oct 23

A spacious lounge with a high ceiling, patterned floor tiles, and a central fountain.

A traditional interior with patterned walls, a balcony with a railing, and a seating area with sofas and tables.

A rooftop terrace with outdoor seating, a large potted plant, and a decorative rock feature.

A spacious living area with a high ceiling, patterned walls, and a balcony with plants.

15. Riad Safia

Medina of Rabat

$88

$104 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 23 - Oct 24

A hotel room with a large bed, a mirror, and two paintings on the wall.

A traditional living room with a large tapestry, ornate sofas, a red round table, and a decorative mirror.

A lobby with a central seating area, arches, and a large mural.

16. Dar Tya

Bab Lamrissa

A courtyard with a chessboard, potted plants, and a green patterned rug.

A bedroom with a wooden ceiling, a large bed with decorative pillows, and a wall with intricate patterns.

An ornate interior with a high ceiling, intricate wall designs, and a central chandelier.

A courtyard with a chessboard, potted plants, and a seating area.

17. Golden Riad

Medina of Rabat

$125

$145 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 26 - Oct 27

A hotel room with a large bed, a patterned rug, and a painting on the wall.

A building with a blue door, white walls, and a small window.

A room with a Moroccan-style interior, featuring a wooden door with intricate carvings, a tiled floor, and various framed artworks.

A rooftop terrace with tables set up for dining, surrounded by decorative plants and a red umbrella.

18. Riad La Porte Du Bouregreg

Bab Lamrissa

$30

$49 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 12 - Nov 13

A bedroom with two beds, a patterned floor, a decorative wall light, and a wooden ceiling.

A covered outdoor seating area with a wooden pergola, orange cushions, and potted plants.

A modern interior with a wooden door, a mirror with a decorative frame, a mounted TV, and a decorative wall piece.

A spacious interior with high ceilings, a central column, and a staircase with ornate metal railings.

19. Riad Louane

Medina of Rabat

$82

$97 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 23 - Oct 24

A traditional room with a bed, a sofa, a small table, and a chandelier.

An interior with ornate tile work, a large potted plant, and traditional furniture.

A covered outdoor seating area with a wooden ceiling, a green sofa, a table with chairs, and a patterned wall.

A living room with a green sofa, patterned cushions, a coffee table, and a red rug.

20. Riad à la Belle Etoile

Bab Lamrissa

$48

$60 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 15 - Nov 16

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Top neighborhoods in Rabat

A historical site with a tall tower and numerous stone columns.

A historical site with a tall brick tower and numerous stone columns.

A pathway lined with stone columns leading to a tall tower with intricate carvings.

A grand entrance with intricate arches and columns, a guard in uniform, and a clear blue sky.

A plaza with a patterned tile floor, a central fountain, and a tall tower in the background.

Hassan

Hassan's ancient landmarks tell Morocco's royal story in stone and tile. The iconic Hassan Tower stands sentinel while the gleaming Mausoleum of Mohammed V showcases exquisite craftsmanship with zellige tilework and white marble. Wander the formal gardens between monuments and absorb the ceremonial atmosphere that pervades this historic district of Rabat. Upscale restaurants serve traditional tagines in elegant settings, with many overlooking the majestic monuments. The neighborhood connects easily to central Rabat via frequent tram service at Medina Rabat and Mohammed V stations. Luxury riads and boutique hotels offer traditional architecture with modern comforts for discerning travelers.

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A coastal city with historic fortifications and white buildings.

A nighttime cityscape with a prominent tower, streetlights, traffic lights, and palm trees.

A red door with intricate patterns, set in a stone archway.

A hanging light fixture in a room with patterned tile walls and a window above.

Medina of Rabat

Step back in time as you wander the labyrinthine streets of Rabat's Medina, a UNESCO treasure dating back to the 12th century. Ancient ramparts frame narrow cobblestone alleys leading to the majestic Hassan Tower and the Atlantic-facing Kasbah of the Udayas with its stunning blue-white walls. Artisans practice traditional crafts in workshops while vibrant souks offer handwoven carpets, leather goods, and aromatic spices. Traditional eateries serve delicious tagines and mint tea in atmospheric settings throughout this walkable district. Converted riads with central courtyards provide authentic accommodations with personal service. Tram stations near the medina walls connect you easily to modern Rabat, though the historic center itself is best explored on foot.

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A historic building with a large red flag, palm trees, and a clear sky.

A historic building with intricate carvings and a large arched entrance.

A hillside of white and blue buildings with a stone wall in the foreground.

A person in a red robe walking on stone steps, palm trees, and a stone wall.

Outdoor seating with umbrellas, a blue car, and a large stone wall.

Agdal

Agdal balances upscale living with student energy, making it perfect for travelers seeking modern Moroccan life without tourist crowds. Stroll through the serene Agdal Gardens with its orange groves, browse international brands at Mega Mall, or join university students at lively cafés. The National Library and nearby Al Barid Stadium offer cultural insights into local passions. French bistros and Moroccan restaurants cater to sophisticated tastes while student hangouts provide budget-friendly alternatives. Getting around is simple with three convenient tram stops connecting you to Rabat's attractions. Tree-lined avenues and contemporary architecture create an elegant backdrop for experiencing authentic urban Morocco.

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A grand entrance with ornate arches and detailed tile work.

A coastal landscape with a stone staircase leading down to the beach, a rocky breakwater, and a distant shoreline with buildings.

A tree-lined boulevard with palm trees, a sidewalk, and buildings in the background.

A lighthouse at sunset with waves crashing against the shore.

A blue-walled courtyard with a tree bearing oranges, a patterned cushion, and a person sitting on a ledge.

Souissi

Souissi offers an upscale escape from Rabat's urban energy with tree-lined streets and diplomatic grandeur. The neighborhood's crown jewel is the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam, where championship fairways stretch beneath mountain views. Mega Mall Rabat provides retail therapy, while embassy compounds create an atmosphere of sophisticated calm. Dining revolves around refined experiences in luxury hotels with French and Mediterranean influences. Most visitors rely on taxis or private cars, as public transit is limited. Accommodations lean toward high-end hotels and villa rentals with premium amenities like pools and manicured gardens.

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Traditional Moroccan leather shoes, a historic tower, a colorful mosaic, a sunset by the sea, and a cityscape with a minaret.

Quartier Des Orangers

Quartier Des Orangers blends history and luxury in the heart of Rabat. Tree-lined boulevards lead to the Royal Palace and embassies housed in elegant colonial buildings. History buffs can explore Moroccan Parliament and Bab El Had Square, while nature lovers will enjoy the peaceful Jardin d'Essais Botaniques with its lush orange groves and manicured gardens. Upscale restaurants serve refined Moroccan cuisine throughout this prestigious neighborhood. Getting around is easy with the Mohammed V and Medina Rabat tram stops connecting you to the rest of the city. The area's quiet luxury and diplomatic presence create a tranquil escape from Rabat's more bustling districts.

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Top landmarks in Rabat

A large ornate metal structure with intricate designs, a tall brick tower with a decorative facade, and a paved pathway leading towards a distant dome-like structure.

Hassan Tower

9.0/10 (361 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Hassan Tower— just one of the monuments in Quartier Hassan.

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A large, well-lit building with columns, a flag, and a fence.

Moroccan Parliament

8.6/10 (132 reviews)

Moroccan Parliament is worth a pic or two when discovering Hassan.

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Ancient ruins with a prominent tower and scattered stone structures.

Chellah

8.8/10 (169 reviews)

El Youssoufia is home to Chellah, so why not stop by during your stay in Rabat.

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Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium

8.6/10 (21 reviews)

Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, a stadium in Yacoub El Mansour. If you think Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium is cool, you also might like Al Barid Stadium and Rabat Olympic Stadium, both located nearby.

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Rabat Beach

8.2/10 (136 reviews)

Whether you want to hunt for sand dollars or smell the fresh air, Rabat Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 4.4 mi (7 km) from central Rabat. Catch the sunset by the shore at Salé City Beach, just a short walk away.

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Royal Golf Dar Es Salam

8.4/10 (74 reviews)

You might want to practice your swing at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam, a golf course located 3.4 mi (5.4 km) from central Rabat.

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National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco

8.6/10 (30 reviews)

National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco is worth a pic or two when discovering Agdal.

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Mohammed V National Theatre

If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Mohammed V National Theatre in Quartier Hassan. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Grand Theater of Rabat isn't far.

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Rabat and related destinations

Between the Atlantic and the Bouregreg River, this ancient capital balances modern governance with centuries of history. The Hassan Tower stands sentinel over an earthquake-interrupted mosque, while nearby Chellah ruins blend Roman and Islamic heritage in a setting now colonized by storks. Museum Mohamed VI showcases contemporary Moroccan art in a building as striking as its collections. The medina offers labyrinthine streets where artisans craft traditional wares without the tourist crush found elsewhere. For a breath of fresh air, wander through Foret Hilton's unexpected woodland or join locals promenading along the corniche at sunset. Don't miss the Royal Palace's ornate exterior gates – the closest most visitors get to Morocco's monarchy.

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Find out more about Rabat

Spend time appreciating the historic sites, and checking out the local cuisine in Rabat. You might find the perfect souvenir at Rue des Consuls or Mega Mall Rabat. A stop at other sights like Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium and National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco will create memories.