After reading others trip adviser reviews I was not expecting this to be a good hotel .However, Rabat is an expensive city for accommodation and I would have had to pay half as much again if had been my first choice, and was staying 3 nights. Having said that, this hotel is in a really good location, close to where... More

Old hotel with old furniture but warm in winter and rather clean. Bathroom facilities are almost completely worn out. The corridors are quite gloomy. It can be really noisy if you have windows facing the street. Breakfast is average and the staff is ok. The location is very central, just next to the Medina. Free wi-fi in the lobby but... More

Stayed here for one night. As everyone has mentioned, very close to all the major sights, albeit in a fairly dirty and noisy part of town. It is across the road from the shell petrol station where all the taxis congregate, so it was really noisy as we had a room facing the street. Directly outside the hotel is pretty... More

the staff was unbelievably rude. they wanted to keep our passports until we payed and when i said no, they were AWFUL to deal with. the price we got online was higher than the price marked on the back of the door and the price at the front desk (both were different). we were told our price did not include... More

On the whole, I didn't have a huge problem with this hotel, which is situated perfectly to see all the major sights of Rabat -- the medina, Hassan Tower, Kasbah, the beach. It was a great mid-range budget choice, if you are not looking for a hostel or a ritzy hotel experience. The showers worked fine, it was safe, clean... More

I stayed here a second time in May 2010 and was disappointed. The location is good, accross a main entrance to the medina, souk, near the Kasbah Oudaia, the beach and the tour hassan and mausoleum. Next to the hotel you have a place where the grand taxi's gather. It is easy if you want to travel around, but most... More

I can't say it was absolutely dirty, but the rooms facing the street were very noisy (the window didn't close properly). At the beginning they gave us a room facing a court, but the A/C didn't work and so, after a lot of time in which they tried to repaired it, they changed us the room. However there was a... More

My family and I stayed at the Bouregreg for about 6 nights in February, 2007. We are a family of five so we had to stay in two rooms. Overall, it's a good hotel but has some weak spots. The hotel is located on the busy Ave Hassan II right across from the madina qadima, Rabat's old city. Also, right... More

I had a very good sized room with a very nice en-suite bathroom. The atmosphere outside at night was great- lots of market stalls selling food. More