In the medina of Rabat, Riad Amaris is on Rue Lalla Hannou. On its official website, the property presents itself as a family-run boutique-hotel riad, with an original glass-roofed patio and a rooftop terrace. This article sums up what it states, describes what its gallery photos show and helps you plan a stay without overpromising.
A family-run riad in the medina
According to its website, Riad Amaris is a traditional house run by a family, with a patio covered by an original glass roof, traditional tiled floors and seating areas. The website gives neither an official rating nor a total number of rooms, so we cite neither.
One gallery photo shows the patio: a white inner courtyard with carved blue doors and shutters, a round sofa, small yellow tables and a terracotta floor.
The rooms
The riad states four room types. The Single Deluxe is for one person, with a private bathroom. The Double room is on one level. The Double with mezzanine has a seating area downstairs that can convert into a sofa bed. The Family Suite brings together two adjoining suites, with bedrooms on the mezzanine and two seating areas. Wi-Fi is stated as free. The website specifies that the images of the Double room are due to be updated: ask the property to confirm what you are booking.
One gallery photo shows a bed with white linens, a yellow cushion and a tray of mint tea and pastries on top. The gallery does not say which room it is.
The terrace and breakfast
The riad states a sunny rooftop terrace and a traditional Moroccan breakfast every day, with fresh fruit and local pancakes. It also says it runs on solar energy.
One gallery photo shows the terrace: a terracotta floor, white sofas and armchairs, yellow pots and, in the background, the city's rooftops.
Another photo shows a breakfast table: omelettes, pancakes, orange juice, honey and jams.
Planning your stay
The area and getting there
The riad is in the medina of Rabat, on Rue Lalla Hannou. The alleys of a medina are not always suited to bulky luggage: ask the property how to organise your arrival. Our guide Where to stay in Rabat compares the areas, and the Riad Amaris page gathers its information.
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?
- Travellers who prefer a guesthouse to a large hotel, in a medina.
- Families, with a family suite stated.
- Travellers who care about the environment, since the property says it runs on solar energy.
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Other hotels in Rabat
To compare with other places to stay in the city, read our guides to the Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses and the Four Seasons Hotel Rabat at Kasr Al Bahr.
Extending your stay in Rabat
To discover the city, the Rabat medina, the Kasbah of the Udayas and the Hassan Tower and Mohammed V Mausoleum are classic stops. The Rabat history and heritage guide provides the background. To see all the accommodation in the city, it is here; to plan your trip, Rabat.
Frequently asked questions
How many room types does the riad offer?
The property states four: Single Deluxe, Double, Double with mezzanine and Family Suite.
Is Wi-Fi free?
Yes: the property's website states free Wi-Fi.
Is breakfast included?
The website states a traditional Moroccan breakfast every day; confirm the conditions when you book.
Are prices fixed?
No: they vary by season, dates and category. Check when you book.
Information checked on 15 October 2026 against the property's official website and the photos in its gallery; to be confirmed with the property before your stay.
