Overall Ratings & Reviews Dar Nawfal

So good that I recommend to my friends. Very good!

Clean. Location was a bit tricky to get to - can only do so by walking. Pleasant staff; helpful. Lovely terrace. Breakfast was simple yet delicious. Should’ve received daily cleaning and bottled water as stated on Expedia but didn’t, however quiet, peaceful and comfortable place to stay.

property needs upgrading, no parking nearby. its okay for 1 night.

It was an absolute pleasure to stay at Dar Nawfal. We arrived late at night and were graciously greated. The Dar is very close to the train and bus station. The hosts are excellent and will be very helpful with what ever you need. I can't recommend this stay enough.

Hotel is very old house and security of personal equipments on high risk because doors are damages

The riad is beautiful and the hosts were helpful, if a bit gruff at having to wake up at 5:30 am to let us out to go to the airport. The room was comfortable although there was an unpleasant odor of cigarette smoke mixed with some unknown smell. Overall though, we were very pleased with the riad.

I didn't want to stay in another hotel and wanted something different. For me it was perfect, no TV or modern things, just simple, quiet and peaceful. Think about what type of visitor you are e.g. business, with family or adventurous tourist and also research the location. I asked for home made Moroccan tea at least twice a day and they didn't even charge me anything for a whole tea pot each time :) Carry your own toiletries soap, shampoo etc. and there was no toilet door (at least in my room) which is OK for me as a sole tourist.

This riad was close to Sale train station and not too far from the beach. It's in a residential area close to Adam mosque. It was raining most of the time. Metre taxis are very cheap but beware of non metre taxies as these can be very expensive. Never book airport transfers on internet as this is very expensive. It was about £35 on internet but we paid 100 dirhams(less than £10) at the airport. Some lovely sites to see in this lovely country. Definitely worth going.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended. Peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. Wonderful hospitality

Stay in Sale was perfect.Lovely historical district.friendly local people and no one hassling you to buy stuff.street food was excellent.

The location was the main issue, anything worth doing was at least a 30 minute walk away. The riad itself was fine, nothing special, it all worked, the staff were good. The breakfasts were really good, standard riad fare though.

Fantastic hotel would definitely stay here again

This hotel is old needs upgrade and it's very far from the medina.. The area is very scary at night. No tv in the room and the portable heater could not heat up the whole room. They never give us new towels.they charge us tourism fee and this was unexpected. No map provided for guest.

We spent a lot of time trying to locate the place,cars can't get to it,there is considerable walking distance to get to it. The facility is very clean and very well decorated. Bed was very comfy,stayed one night only. I will not go there again due to the hardness of getting to it plus no cars close by.

Didn't stay I need my money back

Disappointing facilities and not the same room as on the picture. the Dar was in the middle of the old city. the breakfast was ok. Zakarya was helpful and nice. no door in the toilet. poor internet, it was very hard to connect. It should be nicer or cheaper (even in summer)

Liked this place a lot. Welcome tea, good breakfast, nice comfortable rooms, good service. I reccommend this place.

This riad was a nice surprise, in the medina at Sale. Within walking distance of the beach, close to the medina wall and " new" city, and a quick tram ride to Rabat!

Nice welcome with mint tea and Morrocon pastries our room was good with en suite

Good rooms, great breakfast on roof terrace. Beware of airport transfer - if you're good with French or have been to the area before you may be able to get to the riad for much less than the 20€ airport transfer. Being from the UK the price sounds good, but after you've spent some time in Rabat you quickly learn that taxis should be dirt cheap and every driver will try to take advantage of you as you're a tourist.