If you are looking for a true Moroccan experience in the heart of the medina, this is your place. Don't be alarmed when you arrive, as this Riad is in a small back alley surrounded by flowers and plants. The first thing you will notice, next to the welcoming staff, will be the dining area, the center of the riad. This open terrace goes through the entire building and has an opening at the top, flooding the Riad with light and cool breeze. The rooms are small and only separated by a small door from the terrace. This might lead to waking it up in the morning because birds fly through the terrace. The room is dominated by a large bed. The remaining furniture is functional and has the typical wear and tear. Don't expect any modern amenities. Hence I would recommend only a few nights or making it your base if you want to explore. If you want to relax a bit you may want to go to the open roof and enjoy outside dining. The breakfast is nice and fair in terms of pricing. It's freshly prepared for you in the morning. Wifi is readily available but spotty on the roof.

This Riad is not for you if you are looking for a typical Western European-style hotel with modern amenities. The rooms are small and dominated by a large bed. The furniture is old and functional and if you are concerned about privacy, the doors to your room and bathroom are tiny. Additionally, if you are bigger or having issues with climbing stairs, this might also not be for you, since the staircases are narrow and steep.

check in , staff were so helpful could nt do enough for us,can t remember the ladys name ,or the 2 men . We loved the Riad and would love to go there in the near future . My husband was pleased with the breakfast he did ask if he could have a omelette he got one . said it was nicely done .I m a fussy eater don t like eggs,nor crepes had bread creamed cheese ,jam,honey , banana,yoqurt , pastrie . clean linen .Roof garden was great.Good locationI

Riad is old ,not a hotel so we loved the rustic feel of it ,we felt relaxed and calm .Rabat is a lovely place .

Dar Yanis is a wonderful place located in the Medina and only 15 minutes walk from Rabat-Ville. You're close enough to the markets and action but just far enough away for a good night's sleep. The Dar is in great condition and very comfortable. The intricate tiling and fixtures still looking great. The staff were extremely friendly and the breakfast was pretty decent. The sun-terrace is also great for relaxing with sunbeds and tables.

I would have liked my own front door key to come and go as I please (but the staff will let you in at any time).

I spent +10 Days in Morocco. This Riad is the only one that I really like. The location was excellent, just in the middle of the Madina. Staff was really nice, friendly. We were served everything that we need. The breakfast is like you don’t need to go out to have a Moroccan breakfast, everything was great about it. Also thanks and loves to the Lady, who prepared the breakfast. I was really sorry, that we did a mistake and booked this Riad only one day, and moved to another Riad for two days. If I visit Rabat again, definitely here will be my Riad to stay.

There were a small hole beneath the A/C. And I saw some ants. I used my parfume and sprayed it, the problem was solved. However, this problem should be solved.

Firstly, the location was great - just off the main street. Moreover, we were given very detailed directions from the Owner, so it was easy to find this riad. Although we arrived pretty late (10pm), there were no issues with check-in. The whole stay was pleasant, the room was clean, but the biggest highlight was the breakfast: it was massive and the lady who served it always greeted us with a smile. We had absolutely no issues with leaving the luggage after check-out. We felt very welcome, as the atmosphere was relaxed.

There were no major things we didn't like, but just two possible improvements we noticed: We were not given the key to the main door, so we had to ring the door each time. There were no problems with it, but just felt like we were disturbing sb (may be personal feeling only ;) ). It would be easier to pay with card if the extra commission wasn't charged, so just make sure you have enough cash available.

The property was really lovely a great little roof terrace and lovely breakfast rooms, the bedroom was one the main floor which meant it was a bit noisy in the morning. Bed was comfy. The shining star was the staff!!! Adil was so kind to me helped me with finding a sim and loading data onto it. I felt he went above and beyond for me! I also was able to arrange a private taxi form the airport to the accommodation for the same cost as a standard taxi which made me feel much safer!

A bit noisy in the morning from the birds (but not avoidable!)

The staff was incredible. Adil and Nayeema went out of their way to make me feel at home. I have diabetes, and as soon as they knew they made an effort to meet my dietary needs. Adil helped carry things when I was leaving. The view of the balcony from my room was pretty and relaxing. The location is near Mohammed V, so it's close to 2 exit points. Great place. I will definitely stay again since I love coming to Rabat.

I wish I could have stayed longer, but it was booked.

We loved our stay here! The staff went out of their way to make our stay so comfortable (French is the language to use; not much English spoken). Breakfast was good and filling: coffee (or tea), a pastry, bread with jam or honey, and traditional Moroccan breads. The location is right in the heart of the Medina but we didn’t hear a sound at night. Lovely terrace. Highly recommended. We look forward to coming back soon.

Our bathroom was pretty small

Although I come from same warm freindly people culture, I am amazed to see the true warm hearts of people especially the employee Adil ' the Tea Master' who loves Bollywood and Shahrukh Khan LOL ;) I am amazed how truely the people are so kind & Compassionate to others while all we see in Western media is bad image of people country & culture. Morrokko Is also Super Safe. Even for Solo Travellers. Morrocco is like my home and I will definately go there and meet my Bollywood Fan friend Adil "the Tea Master" in Dar Yanis

What really I didnt find was: COLD Culture COLD hearted White People I me Myself culture Rest Everything was perfekt

The hosts were lovely despite not speaking much English. Location was awesome, in a quiet residential alley just off of one of the main parts of the souk/old medina, within walking distance of most of the main attractions (as well as the Rabat Ville train station). Room and riad overall was beautiful.

Wish the shower had a curtain (there's a curtain rod and even hooks but no curtain). Also would've been nice if they provided a proper blanket rather than just a sheet. Everything else was great.