An owner was very helpful. If we needed something, we could contact him at any time (via Whatsapp; during the day, always was somebody in Riad). We had a roof apartment (de facto vith a 270 degree view). I only may warn that in the apartment may be during the heat very hot (not our case in March). The apartment was very spacious (beds for 4 people), two armchairs to sit, interesting bathroom. Apartment is situated on a teracce and we can also use the upper one (very nice 360° view on old Rabat medina and Rabat itself). Breakfast was served by a Madam (not a continental breakfast; local panbread, omelette, local "pancakes", mint tea and many more). The advantage was, if a madam (or someone else) did not use a full equiped kitchen, you could use it freely.

Two disadvantage. If other guests are noisy, you will definitely hear them (cause a atrium has a tunnel effect; the noise amplifies upwards). The second one is linked to a local religion. If you are not a fun of early getting up, you will be get up by an announcer from the Mosques which annouce the begining of a day (our stay was during Ramadan, so the announcer announced the beginning of the day of Ramadan (the sunrise)). This annoucing you will definitely hear because of the room location on the roof. Personally for me this expecience is not a negativum.

Good location in the medina, within walking distance to the sea and the Kasbah. Two roof terraces with beautiful views of the old town. The family apartment is actually completely glazed, on one of the terraces, so there are amazing views of it too - beautiful sunsets. The room is furnished very cozily, in Moroccan style. The double bed is separated from the children's beds by a curtain. Excellent and rich breakfast.

A tiny bathroom with a toilet - when you shower, everything including the toilet is wet. There are quite steep stairs leading up to the room and onto the terraces - we didn't mind, but it could be a problem for the elderly or people with limited mobility. Due to some holes between the window panes, the room was quite cold at night in February. There is electric heating available, but due to the storm, the electricity didn't work at night, so we couldn't use it.

Riad is in the heart of old Medina. Walkable distance to most of attractions. Room was clean, had basics needs available. Breakfast was tasty, staff very friendly and helpful. WiFi was working good.

Room was a bit small, no hanging space from clothes. Room window is on the streets of Medina which are busy and noisy till late night, so get yourself ear plugs if you want to sleep before 1:00am. Riad has no access for the taxi, you would need to walk a bit from main street to the accommodation as Medina is walkable area only.

Jbarra, the owner was awesome! Very engaging and accomodating. Interesting to talk to and engaged with his guests any time he saw them. The riad has the best and most beautiful tile flooring. Really stunning decor all around. It felt like a treat to stay there. Location was good (once you figured out how to get there) as it is right in the medina with culture all around. We ate dinner there and the food was outstanding. Great breakfast too. It was very cool!

The room was very small for two people, but still a nice room and I liked the decor.

The room was absolutely amazing - right in the middle of everything yet with the feeling of a serene oasis on the top of the world. I ended up with a migraine that night and the owner helped my husband find aspirin as well as guided him to a delicious dinner spot where he could carry out food. Breakfast was also good and my only regret is that we only spent one night here!

Finding the accommodations and parking was tricky.

The owner Mr Jbara took every effort to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable, Our flight was delayed by 4 hours, and we reached around 1 am. He patiently waited for us and provided some snack as we missed our dinner. He showed us around and also provided invaluable travel guidance. The road is located in the middle of medina and all the attractions in Rabat within walking distance from the riad. Over all it was a very pleasant stay and we felt like home.

As this is an old building, taking luggage up and down can be be an issue. We received some help from the riad staff.

A small pearl in the heart of the city. The Riad is located within the old city centre in a strategic position among Hassan Tower and the Kasbah. Very clean and comfortable, we enjoyed particularly the availability and kindness of the family who runs the place. If you need a taxi, info or anything, they will always help you. Great experience.

Super cute Riad with a lovely interior and a great roof terrace where you can catch lovely sunsets. Really delicious breakfast with fresh orange juice!

It was quite cold in December even with the fluffy blankets, but there was also one electric heater you could use which made it more comfortable. The walls are thin so you can hear others a lot.

The Riad with two top terrraces is very neat and the housekeepers nice and helpful. It's a pity we could not spent more than one night due to our tour schedule. Mr. Jbara was very helpful in suggesting several places and monuments to see, where to eat, pointing all those places in a copy of a city map. He could even speak Italian! That was the only Riad in our Morocco tour accepting card payment. Thumbs up!

Really friendly owners, great room in which the whole family of 5 could stay, safe and secure, lovely breakfasts served in the central courtyard of the Road. Lovely roof terrace with view of the city, proximity to the coast, the Kasbah and the medina

It is very easy to get lost in the medina And we found it hard to find the Road on our arrival! People weee so friendly and helped us . We could have done with some directions on football from A Key point outside of the medina ! But we did find it with help of some v move people