Euphoriad

Good air conditioning. Friendly staff. Beautiful rooms. Security is good.

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Euphoriad is the best place you could stay in Rabat! The service is top notch and the food is amazing. The rooftop pool is beautiful and the perfect place to enjoy a mocktail or glass of wine. We were also able to get a traditional Moroccan hamman—which was spectacular. You don’t want to miss this place!

This is the most beautiful and well designed hotel I have ever stayed in - and I have stayed in several 5 star properties all over the world There is so much fine craftmanship here - you are immersed in all that is the best about Morocco The service is so friendly and efficient - the decor is a work of Art and really highlights the many great craftsmen of the city Beds are really comfortable, turn down service perfect and you really feel as if you are staying as a privileged guest of the Pasha I would also like to thank Fati - with whom I booked a massage in my gorgeous room This was a fabulous massage executed with great care and consideration All in all a wonderful place to stay - right in the heart of the Medina - but in a supremely tranquil location I cannot recommend this place highly enough!

Magical stay with the most incredible staff . Stunning property and a delicious breakfast

Beautiful hotel with wonderful terrace however, the place lacks soul. The restaurant is functional and a little cramped. The breakfast is ok . We ate in the evening and that had no ambiance and it was expensive and portions were small. We had the Hammam and they weren’t really set up to do this as there were a lot of delays and massage was in a bedroom downstairs .Rooms are comfortable and staff are helpful and friendly

We stayed here for 3 nights at the end of our Morocco trip. This Riad has about 8 or so rooms/suites and is located at the northern end of the medina (old city) of Rabat in a quiet, narrow street. It’s tucked away but straightforward to find with Google maps and about a 20 minute walk from the train station. This Riad combines the beauty of a historic building, Moorish in style, with the conveniences of a modern boutique hotel. It’s very stylish and clean. Our room had a fridge, safe, TV with some English channels, a kettle etc. Bed was good, linen, pillows and towels all high quality. WiFi worked very well and the air conditioning was quiet and efficient. It’s quite ‘gadgety’, with electric blinds and buttons for lights and an iPad for something, it took me a day or so to get to grips with it all. The hotel serves a delicious traditional breakfast. There is a rooftop pool with a view across the medina which is lovely, but unheated so a bit nippy for me. There are some sun loungers and a shaded seating area. Some people may consider that this Riad has been over restored and does not offer a ‘real’ Riad experience. But this Riad has several advantages. It is much quieter than the more traditional type (which usually have no sound proofing) , is more accessible because it has a lift and doesn’t have steep narrow stairs or low doorways, and has sliding glass windows which keep biting insects out. The staff here are very kind and helpful and made a real effort to make our stay comfortable. We enjoyed our 3 days here, the weather was beautiful and Rabat is a lovely clean green city. The Rabat medina is nice to walk around, much calmer than Marrakesh and comparatively easy to navigate as it’s on more of a grid pattern. The tram is a 10 minute walk away and is handy for getting around town, it’s cheap (about 50p a trip) clean, safe and reliable. Most of the local restaurants do not serve alcohol, however we found a few places that did, we can particularly recommend BazArt. A transfer to the airport cost 250 dhs and takes about 20 minutes. We would stay here again if we returned to Rabat.

Nice Riad, room was large and clean. Staff is friendly. Breakfast was local and nothing special. In our opinion it could have been better. It is very well located, near the medina of Rabat. Do not ask for recommendations for restaurants because they will send you to ‘tourist-traps’ that are way to expensive.