Riad Amaris

Location is very central in Rabat which means from the underground parking you'll walk a bit until you reach the hotel - with our Backpacks no issues, but if you're travelling with heavy luggage it might be worth checking for a porter. The Riad is phenomenally restored and beautifully decorated. Rooms are very nice but as in most riads - all facing the courtyard so very little (audio) privacy. Rooftop terrace is a plus, but with limited view. WOuld recommend it again.

Down a street and when you open the main door to this Riad you leave the noisy street behind to luxury and serenity… beautiful finishes with tasteful furniture colours and little niches create that dreamy feeling. Rooms are very comfortable and they have managed to create a luxurious feel to the place with simplicity …

The architecture, having two separate duplex rooms in the same suit, beautiful and very tasteful decorations. Amazing breakfast, the best coffee ever. Super helpful staff, Naima and Reza and the other lady. They even helped us with our laundry without charging us. Over all one of my best hotel experiences ever.

This place is just so quiet and beautiful, the staff is extremly nice and helpful. It is situated in a very quiet dead end street in the livelihood Medina. I personnaly like the colors used for decoration...and the little birds coming to chirp in the morning.

Love the architecture and design of the Riad. The staff showed great hospitality. The only issue here is bathroom. It’s impossible to share a bathroom for 4 ladies. Perhaps, put in disposable shower caps and hotel slippers. I hope Fes Luxury Tour will look into this matter. Thank you.

Absolutely beautiful, love the Moroccan feel and the staff were very helpful. It’s close to the entrance of the markets so you don’t have to travel too far once dropped off by the taxi. They don’t have air conditioning but instead have a fan, so if that’s something that’s important you should consider that. For me it was lovely. We’ve only stayed in one hotel in Rabat so it’s hard to say if it’s well priced but we were happy with our stay. We’ve stayed in marrakech and cassablanca as well and definitely think Rabat is the best so far. It’s a small hotel, so it is just to sleep and have breakfast. So if that’s all you need it’s perfect. For breakfast you get the same meal everyday, which is common in Morocco.