The patio seen from above, the chandelier and the red rug

The house

Carved plaster, cedar wood and coloured glass.

The great chandelier and the galleries of carved plaster
The engraved plaque at the entrance, in its arched frame
The plaque at the entrance

The patio

A house in the medinaat the end of a cul-de-sac

Behind the wooden door, under its plaster arch, a patio roofed with a skylight. The rooms open onto its galleries.

The plaster is carved by hand, the ceilings and doors are cedar, the doors painted. In the middle hangs a great pierced chandelier with coloured glass.

Riad El Wazania is not just a place, it’s an Experience of luxury, tranquility & timeless beauty

The engraved plaque at the entrance

“The breakfast was great and the rooftop terrace is beautiful.”

Duncan

“Welcomed on arrival and shown to our lovely room. Great location.”

Yvonne

On the roof

The salon of platesand the terrace

The salon has a reed ceiling, and dozens of painted plates hang on its walls. Meals are taken there, at zellige tables.

Outside, the terrace: wrought-iron tables, a zellige fountain, and the city all around.

The salon on the roof, its table and the wall of plates
The roof terrace, wrought-iron tables and a zellige fountain
The terrace

The details

Made by hand

The zellige wall fountain
The zellige fountain
A coloured lantern against the carved plaster
The carved plaster
The patio lounge, turquoise chairs and a zellige table
The patio lounge
A brass mortar on a wooden shelf
A brass mortar
The staircase, carved plaster medallions
The staircase
An old photograph and a rifle, on a wooden wall
A wooden wall
Tagines and couscous served at the house
A platter of carved fruit

At the table

Meals

Breakfast

Included in the price, continental or halal, served on the terrace: fresh orange juice, breads, olives, omelette, jams, honey and cheese.

Lunch and dinner

Moroccan cooking, served in the salon on the roof: couscous, tagines, fruit platters. Ask at the reception.

On foot

Around the riad

From the door of the house.

  • Bab El Had7 min
  • Bab Laalou8 min
  • Kasbah of the Udayas14 min
  • Rabat-Ville station16 min
  • The beach19 min
  • Hassan Tower24 min
  • Mausoleum of Mohammed V28 min

Your stay

Good to know

Check-in
From 2 pm to midnight. Let the house know your arrival time.
Check-out
From 7 to 11 am.
Reception
Open 24 hours a day. Room service and Wi-Fi.
Children
Welcome. Free extra bed on request, no cot.
Shuttle
From Rabat-Salé airport, on request, at a charge.
Pets
Not allowed.
Smoking
The house is non-smoking.
Payment
At the house. Nothing is paid online.
Tourist tax
On top of the price, about 43 MAD per person per night.

Book direct

Choose your dates and rooms, then send the request on WhatsApp or by email. The house replies with its availability. Nothing is paid online: you pay at the house.

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