Rabat hotels like a local.
You get Morocco’s calm, ocean-facing capital: royal, walkable, museum-rich and far easier to navigate than the country’s busier tourist cities.

About Rabat
Rabat sits on Morocco’s Atlantic coast at the mouth of the Bouregreg River, opposite Salé. Its UNESCO-listed urban fabric brings together the old medina, Almohad-era monuments, Islamic heritage and 20th-century modern planning as a single modern capital and historic city ensemble. For a short city break, you get monuments, museums, beaches, cafés, restaurants, tram links and a more measured pace than many better-known Moroccan stops.
Where to stay in Rabat
Each is a different version of the city. Choose by mood and the room follows.





