On Avenue Chellah in Rabat, La Tour Hassan Palace presents itself on its official website as a palace built in 1912, with a spa and a hammam, a pool, a fitness room and several restaurants. This article sums up what the hotel states, describes what its gallery photos show and helps you plan a stay without overpromising.
A palace built in 1912
According to the official website, the hotel was built in 1912 and presents itself as a tribute to the splendour of Moorish architecture. It calls itself a palace, but gives no official classification. It presents the superior room, the deluxe room, the junior suite, the prestige suite, the presidential suite and the royal suite, whose page states an area of 265 square metres. The number of rooms is not stated.
One gallery photo shows a room with a large bed, a white quilted headboard, a red throw and large picture windows onto palm trees. The gallery does not say which category it is.
Restaurants and lounge
The website mentions Le César, L'Impérial, whose buffet is presented as a feast for the eyes, Le Laurier, with a view of the Andalusian gardens and the pool, and La Maison Arabe, devoted to Moroccan hospitality and cuisine. It also mentions Le Jazz Bar and the Trendy Lounge. We give no total, and opening hours are not stated on the pages we read.
One gallery photo shows a large room with columns and a carved wooden ceiling, with a black-and-white checkerboard floor. The gallery does not say which venue it is.
Spa, fitness and pool
The hotel presents a spa with a hammam, which it describes as an invitation to relaxation, as well as a fitness room and a pool. Opening hours and the treatment menu are not stated. It also offers reception rooms for seminars and events.
One gallery photo shows a vaulted hammam room, with light stone walls lit by indirect lighting.
Another photo shows a large pool lined with sun loungers, at the foot of a white building and palm trees.
Planning your stay
The area and getting there
The hotel is at 26 Avenue Chellah, in Rabat. Our guide Where to stay in Rabat compares the districts by type of trip, and the hotel page gathers its practical information. Its website offers online booking; however, confirm directly with the hotel its availability and services before you book.
When to book and at what price
Prices vary by season, dates and room category, and we do not give them here. Check availability and conditions when you book.
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Who is it for?
- History and architecture fans, in a hotel built in 1912, according to it.
- Spa lovers, with a hammam, a fitness room and a pool.
- Event organisers, with reception rooms for seminars.
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Other hotels in Rabat
To compare with other places to stay in the city, read our guides to the Four Seasons Rabat Kasr Al Bahr and the Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses.
Extending your stay in Rabat
To discover the city, the Chellah, the Hassan Tower and Mohammed V Mausoleum and the Oudayas Kasbah are classic stops. To understand the capital, our complete guide to Rabat traces its history and heritage. To see all the accommodation in the city, it is here; to plan your trip, Rabat.
Frequently asked questions
When was the hotel built?
In 1912, according to the hotel.
Is there a pool?
Yes: the hotel states a pool among its wellness facilities. Opening hours are not stated.
Which restaurants does the hotel have?
The website mentions Le César, L'Impérial, Le Laurier and La Maison Arabe, as well as Le Jazz Bar and the Trendy Lounge.
Are prices fixed?
No: they vary by season, dates and category. Check when you book.
Information checked on 15 October 2026 from the hotel's official website and the photos in its gallery; to be confirmed with the hotel before your stay.
