The riad

A house in the medina, at 21 rue Lalla Hannou.

The patio, a copper tray and tea set

The patio

Under the glass roof

The patio is at the heart of the house. A glass roof covers it and lets the daylight in.

Zellige, carved wooden doors, copper lanterns: the decor of the old houses of the medina.

The patio seen from the upper floor
Chiselled copper lantern and painted plates
Zellige wall fountain
Tea glasses on a copper tray
A carved arched bedroom door
Chiselled brass handle on a wooden door
The patio and the zellige staircase
Wooden window over the patio
Riad Jasmine embroidered towels on a bed
The rooftop terrace of the riad, zellige tables
A table laid on the terrace

On the roof

The terrace

Partly covered, with zellige tables. Breakfast can be served up here.

« Et la terrasse est un vrai petit havre de paix. »

Khadija, France
The riad's front door, a carved stone arch

The street

A quiet street in the medina

The riad is a few minutes’ walk from Bab El Had square, in a street set back from the souks.

« Très proche du centre tout en étant très calme. La rue est très fleurie et agréable. »

Christine, France
Getting to the riad

Around the riad

Walking times, from the riad’s door.

  • Bab El Had square8 min
  • Kasbah of the Udayas14 min
  • Rabat beach20 min
  • Hassan Tower28 min
  • Mausoleum of Mohammed V32 min
  • Jardin d’Essais botanical garden38 min

Good to know

Check-in
3 pm to 11 pm
Check-out
Until noon
Languages spoken
Arabic, French, English, Italian
Quiet hours
10 pm to 9 am
Smoking
The whole riad is non-smoking
Pets
Not allowed

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