Riad Dar Jabador

For the fair price we got an authentic Moroccan Riad, excellent wood work, very pictures friendly place. Even though the host didn't speak in English (he was replacing his daughter who speaks English, we met her next morning) we were able to find a common language, a little bit of French and English with google translator and the problem is gone. A very warm welcome with a mint tea, the host explained everything patiently, the roof top is a best place for chilling with a 360 degree view including the ocean. Tasty breakfast.

Hmmm, the bathroom is pretty outdated but still maintained on the acceptable level. This is an old house, so be prepared for some molds on the walls, this is normal in cold interiors. In our room there was no AC to warm up the temperature a little bit, but overall I can't complain too much. The location...I expected a bit better Medina with some restaurants and shops but it was disappointing so we jumped into the car and drove to the old medina on the other side of the river which took us around 20min due to heavy traffic around 7pm. If you have no car, the taxis are right behind the corner but I don't know the cost, based on my experience it shouldn't cost more than 120dh = 12eu

It’s very nicely decorated, seems so authentic! The lady that welcomed us was very helpful, she gave us a map with most important places to visit and how to get there and it was very useful. Breakfast was nice, the location for us was great! We loved Sale, close to the Marina, just 10-15 min walk, then take a boat and get to the main attractions in Rabat. Parking very close and free

It is located close to a Mosque so you could be woke up very early in the morning.

It is a great experience to live in the Riad with a nice Moroccan family. The owners are very nice, delicious Moroccan breakfast, convenient location with walking distance to Hassan Tower and other main attractions.

Everything is good

The staff are very friendly and the location is very chill if you want to be away from central Rabat in a very local medina. The owner provided some excellent restaurant recommendations and I enjoyed taking the little rowing boat across to Rabat. The breakfast got progressively better during my five day stay with some delicious soups to warm my bones.

The room was very cold. It was December, but there is no heating (only electric blankets) and felt colder in the room than outside. There was a lot of rain in Rabat-Sale and the ceiling leaked. The lack of hot water (tepid, at best) was also a problem. There were also a few small problems (room was only set up with 2 beds, despite being described as a 3 bed room) that were fixed. But I can't recommend this riad in the winter, it's just too cold.