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Initially I was checked in to smaller room than I booked. Upon discussion in the following morning, the room was switched to the correct one and all the move was neatly done by staff while I went out to business. The room (superior room) was very comfortable. Housekeeping was perfect. The location is also good as close to the train station and easy to move to Casablanca and Tangier for a day trip. Only negative point is Hotel.com does not provide an option to include breakfast in the pricing (not the hotel's fault, I guess). I will stay there again.

The only thing that taxi doesn’t go to Rabat but you can use Careem app easily to transfer

A very relaxing and pleasant stay and great location in kenitra Very nice decor to the lobby area Very clean and immaculate rooms with comfortable bed and pillows and a piping hot shower A bonus is coffee and tea in the room and refrigerator The only thing missing is no hair dryer in the rooms and not many european channels on the tv Also the wifi was at best intermittent The breakfast is very generous and delicious with an assortment of salads eggs croissants and pastries excellent coffee (only the mint tea and the soup needed to be hot) The pool area is very quiet with a beautiful garden ( and even better a friendly cat to greet you)nice jazz music in the background The pool was little cold ( as it was winter) only the birds can take a bath sorry! Despite the minor shortcomings I highly recommend this hotel for any stay in the kenitra area

2nd stay , says it all ..very good.

Great place to stay, right in the middle of the city centre

This Riad is a beautiful traditional Moroccan home with guest rooms located off open air courtyards that are weatherproof but airy. The extended family who run the business is lovely and although their English is somewhat limited, they always figured out what I was asking and made every effort to assist. For instance, I was able to access the kitchen to use their kettle and get ice from the freezer. The location is connected to the Medina and adjacent to the large Mosque. The only sound that penetrates from outside the Riad is the call to prayer. If you are looking for a traditional Moroccan experience, I would highly recommend the Riad Dar Jabador. This is not a hotel. Upstairs rooms offer more privacy but there are no lifts. They seemed to have hot water for showers in the evening but not in the morning.