Riad El Maâti

Our stay was particularly nice due to the staff - the ladies who served breakfast and Ahmed on the front desk whom we had a lovely conversation with and helped us with our room late in the night! The room was spacious and good amenities

Good

Was good experience and Ahmad and Malaika made this place better, very kind and their smiles made up everything that missed ❤️

The space is beautiful both ancient and modern at the same time. We had the family room which worked pretty well for us. One bed is a loft so you need to be comfortable with stairs. The staff helped us get laundry done which unfortunately was pricey and slow but not the hotel’s fault. Breakfast was good, the location was fine, staff woke up early at 4 to see us off and arranged a driver. Overall, a good place to stay in Rabat!

Located in central location in medina. This is really a nice riad with excellent hosts. Breakfast is home prepared and hot. The room will transport you back in time but still has all the modern comfort. We stayed after this is Chefchaouen and Fes but this really set the tone.

Perfect spot - enjoyed the local location

Great service, clean and Moroccan traditional place. The breakfast was very good wish fresh variation of local food. We loved this place in medina.

Non good place to say rabich

Excellent experience in old Rabat

The property was clean and as advertised. We stayed for a very short period and it was very comfortable. Well located in the Medina.

Accueil chaleureux, Riad sobre et de bon goût en plein milieu de la Médina.

Good place for night or two.

Great place to stay. Very Clean unit. Comfort beds. We stayed 3 nights and had a great experience, I highly recommend it.

Avoid this horrible place at all costs. This riad should be banned from Expedia. Pictures on Expedia do not show the realty of the place. hot tub does not exist, snacks and coffee bar does not exist even filtered water does not exist you can only buy bottled water at 2 times the price of the market, I understand that most Riads are old, but this place is falling apart, and the owner does not want to spend a penny to replace anything (see pictures below)Rooms are dirty mold in bathroom and rusted taps and broken furniture.Hot water for a shower does not exist at night unless you ask the reception to turn on the electrical heater. When asked they said we use solar system during the day but at night only by request to save energy!!!Owner is greedy and lies about additional fees. She wanted to charge city tax on children under 12 and any child over 5 years should pay this fee. in addition, she wanted to charge us more fees on our third child although it’s mentioned clearly that the apartment I booked sleeps 6 people without any extra charge unless we ask for extra beds or covers (which we did not) luckily we were able to confront her with her own policy on fees that she added on Expedia not to pay this scamEven when we tried to leave after our first night (we booked 2 nights) owner not only refused to reimburse us but also wanted to charge us taxes for both nights even if we stayed for one night.  

Property was very outdated. The rooms were clean but everything was very old. Also after noon there is no cleaning service.

The staff were very welcoming and made us feel comfortable. The room itself was sufficient for our needs but we would have loved to have a bit more light inside the room.

Very nice place with really friendly team. The road is really practical with an easy access to the Medina

Excellent

Staffs alway keep us satisfied!

The Riad El Maati is traditional and yet modern and functional inside the room. It’s an easy 20 min walk from the train station. It has electrical outlets in the right places, plenty of wardrobe shelves, and built-in wall heaters. The terrace deck is stunning too. Staff are all very friendly and accommodating, such as for extra blanket. Flexibility with breakfast schedule on departure day. A few improvements could be a bath mat as the shower has no doors on 2 sides so the surrounding floor will always get wet. Google map direction to the Riad is incorrect but luckily we were able to find it on our own