Hotels near British Council Rabat

"Amazing staff, super cleand and modern property. The only thing I'd add is the gym needs equipment (dumbbells, kettle bells, yoga mats...etc) and a sauna would be amazing."

"Friendly staffs and beautiful hotel"

"We loved everything about our stay. When we return to Rabat, this will be our go to hotel! "

"Breakfast good, area good, staff good, rooms newly remodels but small "

"Room was clean and they provided free parking"

"The rooms are very spacious, comfortable, clean, convenient location and the breakfast was excellent."

"I like everything about Sofitel so clean so safe so quiet people are so gentle and kind Im so happy"

"Clean, quiet, good location near tram. "

"I have booked 5 nights but had to checkout after 1 night because the place wasn’t as well maintained and enjoyable as it seemed from the ad."

"The girl at the front desk was super helpful ! "

"Room was spacious and the kitchenette was a plus. The AC worked great and it even had a small balcony. Very cozy and in a nice, walkable location."

"We had a wonderful stay at the White Palace"

"Frendly staff, good breackfast, luxery room"

"I had a quiet suite room, it was clean and i had lot of space Fridge was cooling good and bathroom was very good Breakfast good, they offer preparing an omlette upon request Reception staff Sanae and Ayoub they were very helpful and kind"

"Super clean rooms and good working air conditioning"

"The place is great. The staff was friendly. The hotel is right in the heart of Agdal, a nice neighborhood in Rabat."

"Great hotel beautifully decorated ! Nice comfortable rooms. Staff is very nice and friendly! Highly recommended !"

"Dining was way too expensive. Dinner cost $45 per person in the basement with no ambiance. Food was OK, but certainly not fine dining. Sheets on bed we slept in barely covered the bed, meaning one of us had to use the extra blanket. In the room we were in #4 we never had hot water. Showers were lukewarm. "

"AC did not work. There was no signage of the property we had to ask folks around. There was no way to get into the building other than waiting for the unit manager to contact us."