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"Our bathroom had a little issue with shower draining, everything else was fine"

"Hotel was in a nice quiet safe area close to the central station and many squares with restaurants and coffee shops Room was clean, large and well appointed Only issue as on Friday and Saturday night the Bistrot and terrace are popular and very loud Even with ear plugs in the noise till 1230am was too loud to sleep,"

"Staff was not helpful for breakfast ask for few things they not bothered even not much for breakfast ask for coffee they said no I will never go room was so noisy did not sleep all night."

"Place was a bit dated and could do with being refreshed in some areas. Basic amenities, but clean and fine to stay in for a few nights. Staff were very friendly, and the breakfast laid on was excellent with a nice selection available. The Riad is in a quiet and safe area - very easy to find; within 30 minutes walk of the marina (where you can also easily get a rowboat over to the promenade in Rabat). Cars can also get very close to the Riad, so can easily get a taxi if needed."

"Everything was brilliant Thank you xxx "

"I saw the negative reviews for this apartments but decided to give it a chance. The listing stated that it was 15 minutes walking distance to Hassan tower, this was not at all true, it was a fair distsnce walk from the tower. The room promised a hair dryer, there was none. The iron was burnt and rusty. The hot water became cold as soon as one person showered. And the icing on the cake was that the apartment was crawling with ants! There was an ant infestation!! Absolutely disgusting. I was travelling with my elderly mother and two small children. "

"Small but ample selection. Eggs to order."

"Just perfect"

"First few days in Morocca and still becoming accustomed to local ways. Check in seemed overly complicated, as we had pre-booked and pre-paid. Eventually got it sorted out ; it may just have been the manual entry of all forms into the system is not something we are used to."