Hotel Bouregreg

The room was large, bright, and clean. Great location just across the street from the medina and 10-15 minute walk to the Kasbah, Hassam Tower, Rabat-Ville train station. When the wifi did not work in my initial room, the guy at the front desk immediately offered to change my room and the wifi worked perfectly in the new room all throughout my four day stay. The woman at the front desk was also always polite and helpful. I really enjoyed sitting on the balcony, watching the sunset over the medina and it was magical when there was a call to prayer. Yes, the tub, toilet, and sink were pink (as some others have noted) but really!! they all worked with good hot water and pressure. Air conditioning worked perfect as well. To sum up, great front desk staff and I would definitely stay again. Just like the front desk woman said to me with a smile on check-out..."a la prochaine"

It was good size room and balcony. We had 3 beds instead of 2. There was a market with fresh juices two seconds walk. Lots of food around. The hotel breakfast was ok not the best I've had. Staff friendly and helpful. Especially a staff member Yasin he spoke good English and was super helpful.

Staff not friendly at all,very noisy outside and you couldn’t sleep because of the noise coming from outside of the hotel Breakfast very bad not eatable

Brilliant location. Good breakfast and helpful staff. Parking is not free but was secure and cheap. I would definitely recommend this if travelling to Rabat.

Hotel is ok near central madina market staff is very nice but breakfast is ok but not fresh what u eat first day same stuff u eat next day as well the bakery item all is gone to hard .

the bouregreg hotel is no more than a very low rated b&b,the place is located in an extremely area of the capital,the bathroom walls covered with mold,air condition system is very loud and steressing,the staff have no professional knowledge.everything is done amateurishly,breakfast is a take it or leave it affair,dirty cracked and chipped crockery,never any juice fruit or any item i would consider suitable for breakfast,bread cakes and biscuits.never once that there someone to greet you in the morning when one enters the so called restaurant.staff sitting behind a screen talking loudly about private matters,as i said ,all of unprofessional attitude and aptitude,dirty scruffy uniforms.I am a professional hotelier,with over 30 years experience,i instructed students in customer service and proficient service delivery.this was my worst stay experience and i travel a lot.

What I liked most was the Central easy location. About a 15 minute walk to the train station through shopping area or the other direction 15 minute walk to the ocean. Some very good restaurants also easy walking distance. Great selection of breakfast breads but light on proteins. Mattress was ok, not great. Staff are friendly and helpful. Building shows it’s age. But quaint design, especially the central fountain sitting area.

Hotel looks like its out of the 1930's. Clean, even if dated. Staff was very kind and helpful. Hot water was inconsistent--two out of the four mornings I had a hot shower. The other two mornings it was slightly warm once and the other morning the shower was cool. Breakfast each morning included a large assortment of sweet pastries, sweetened yogurt, and coffee. Some mornings there were a few hard boiled eggs and unsweetened rolls. One morning there was juice. The location is fantastic--across from Old City, beside a grande taxi station, near tram and train station. The WIFI did not reach my room which was at the end of the hall. I had an inside room so did not have a lot of noise from the outside. For the price and location, I would definitely use this again.

To start I would not give the hotel name. Its category is hostel. Shower with cold water no hot water. the small room with a few double double beds the room is shabby of hostel type and the terrible service intolerable is saved the bed and the heating

This was my 2nd visit. I stayed 29 days and so could not choose anything pricey. I had good value for my money although much improvement is needed with good management. A brave team at Reception put up with the guests' complaints. They were always as helpful and understanding as they could. But they are not responsible for the hotel's policies and finances. The bread-and-butter of the hotel seems to be busloads of passing tourists who spend one night on their way to somewhere. Downside of this is that they never bother to complain if things are unclean or broken. I wiped off quite a lot of dust from the drawers each time I checked into a room. I showed a picture of this at reception. Rooms are regularly serviced but the level of service varies from day to day. The maid on my floor (her name is Najjad) was less than useful and I welcomed her days off. I gather she has two years left to retirement. I complained that she insisted on barging into rooms to change towels whereas others would knock. I told her to do same. A complimentary free breakfast is made up mainly of pastries and cakes (often not fresh) and after 3-4 weeks I was craving cereals, milk and toast. Again one for the 'directeur de l'hotel'. One individual in the restaurant (his name's Anwar) amused himself by keeping the buffet area in the dark. He would sit in a dark corner and watch us pick our breakfast in near-darkness. Sadly these 'dark' mornings coincided with the absence of the 'passing white tourists'!!

Hotel was very dirty and smelly

a very active area near old Medina,market and daily flee markets. also numerous restaurants around the hotel

Breakfast is below of normal standard. Needsto be improved to be good value for money.

The room was fairly basic but clean. The breakfast was a buffet with nice variety and prompt, attentive service.

I arrived in the evening, and the receptionist would not accept my App booking (from hotels.com). She then told me 'as a favour' she would let me into my room but I'd need to go out and print my reservation. It was 8pm on a Monday, and I was only in Rabat one night, so I asked her the following. Can't I just show you the reservation email? (no), do you have an email address i can send this to for you to print at your earliest? (no), Do you understand i'm here for only one evening and I don't want to spend the evening looking for a printer? (looks blankly at me), Do you know where there is a printer near here? (no). I then asked to speak with a manager, and she proceeded to start speaking to my Fiancee in arabic and ignoring me thinking somehow this was the correct way to deal with this - and putting my (moroccan) financee in a tricky situation. It ended up where I had to message hotels.com multiple times (after spending an hour unsuccessfully looking for a printer), and they were able to do exactly what the receptionist should have done in the first place - Contacted the manager, got their email, sent a copy of the booking, and got everything resolved. - I've come to morocco for over a decade - this is not cultural differences or language issues, this was someone who thought she could speak down to a guest and wasn't prepared to be told she was incorrect. I will never stay here again and given the abundance of hard working bi-lingual moroccans, I hope she is replaced

nothing fancy,not far from the train station which is the best part

I stayed here in order to be able to walk to all of the sights in Rabat, and access the train station. The staff were very friendly and the room was comfortable. The area can be a little noisy because it is so central but all of the necessary ammenities are on hand and it is a very convenient location. It is opposite the medina, next to a taxi rank, almost next to a park, a short walk from Hassan's tower and the mausoleum of Mohammed V, the river, the fortress, not too far from the beach, and is within walking range of the rabat ville train station. Couldn't ask for a better place to base yourself.

The hotel is functional. For a stay over somewhere to lay your head at night and have a hot shower it does the trick. If your a light sleeper avoid! Its located in the hustle n bustle of a busy street with a big nousy taxi rank next door and late night music from the downstairs hall. Breakfast is very basic not amazing. Overall was pretty good for me

No wifi no buffet breakfast only pastries and butter jam.Its a Sh........ hole

great location as 10 minutes walk to train station in rabat and across the street from the medina. older building, our toilet did not flush and phone in room dead. Clean. Breakfast very basic, bread and coffee mainly