33 Best Hotels in Rabat and Casablanca, Morocco

Vila Bea

$$$ | 41, front de mer, Morocco Fodor's Choice

With staggering lagoon views and a bright retro-esque style, this bewitching hotel has all the requisite elements of a relaxing retreat. The decor is chic yet cheery, and the level of service lets you sink into total tranquillity. Make the most of the fantastic infinity pool and fabulous food, and soak up the peace that this unspoiled Moroccan fishing village exudes.

Pros

  • Stylish decor
  • Excellent service
  • Incomparable views

Cons

  • Expensive for the area
  • Little to do in the way of social life
  • Few dining options outside the hotel
41, front de mer, Morocco
0537-43--20--87
hotel Details
8 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Villa Diyafa Boutique Hotel

$$$$ | Rue Bani Yadder, 10220, Morocco Fodor's Choice
Pampering is the name of the game at this modern boutique hotel, located in a tranquil area not far from the Royal Palace. Part of the Relais & Chateaux family, it comes complete with a splendid spa, stunning pool, and glorious Andalusian gardens (as an added bonus, the Royal Golf Dar es Salam—one of Africa's three best courses—is close by). In keeping with brand standards, the villa also offers fine dining on-site and is notable for its impeccably trained staff. Befitting the architecture, the spacious and exceptionally comfortable accommodations have a contemporary look enlivened with accents that reflect the locale.

Pros

  • <PRO>fantastic facilities</PRO>
  • <PRO>comfortable, well-appointed rooms</PRO>
  • <PRO>great service</PRO>

Cons

  • <CON>rather pricey</CON>
  • <CON>a little far the town center</CON>
  • <CON>only 10 suites, so may book up fast</CON>
Rue Bani Yadder, 10220, Morocco
0538-05--08--00
hotel Details
Rate Includes: 10, Free Breakfast

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Villa Mandarine

$$$$ | 19, rue Ouled Bousbaa, Rabat, Morocco Fodor's Choice

Located in a residential neighborhood, this spectacular villa offers all you need to be truly at ease: superb service, excellent decor with interesting art, and outstanding classic-meets-contemporary French and Moroccan cuisine. The spacious, well-appointed rooms have private patios and a garden or a balcony. The common areas include a salon with a fireplace, a bar, a billiards room, a hammam, and a pool overlooking a splendid orange grove. 

Pros

  • Romantic setting
  • Good on-site facilities, including a relaxing hammam
  • Beautiful gardens

Cons

  • Expensive
  • Away from the town center, so not ideal for those wanting proximity to nightlife or shopping
  • Limited public transportation
19, rue Ouled Bousbaa, Rabat, Morocco
0537-75–20–77
hotel Details
36 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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