Riad Dar Zen
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Schnelle Fakten
Check-in ab: | 14:30 |
|---|---|
Check-out bis: | 12:00 |
Haustiere | Haustiere sind kostenlos erlaubt |
Nutzung vorhandener Betten | Kinder brauchen ein Zustellbett, um im Zimmer schlafen zu können. |
Zusatzleistungen
WLAN
Parkplatz
Klimaanlage
Shuttle zum Flughafen
Pool
24-Stunden-Rezeption
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Riad Dar Zen
Das Riad Dar Zen begrüßt Sie in der Medina von Rabat und verfügt über einen Innenpool, eine Terrasse sowie eine marokkanische Lounge. Es ist einen 5-minütigen Spaziergang vom Kasbah des Udayas und eine 15-minütige Fahrt von Salé entfernt.
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Paar
Bewertet am: 11.05.2026
Aufenthalt im: Mai 2026
A little paradise.
The Riad Dar Zen is a true little paradise.
A renovation done with great taste and very comfortable rooms.
Our guests reflect all the kindness and generosity of Moroccan culture.
A special mention for Tarik, always available, discreet, and delightful.
In short, a timeless interlude in this very beautiful, understated Riad, particularly well located in the heart of the medina yet in absolute tranquility.
A renovation done with great taste and very comfortable rooms.
Our guests reflect all the kindness and generosity of Moroccan culture.
A special mention for Tarik, always available, discreet, and delightful.
In short, a timeless interlude in this very beautiful, understated Riad, particularly well located in the heart of the medina yet in absolute tranquility.
Paar
Bewertet am: 05.06.2026
Aufenthalt im: Apr. 2026
misunderstanding????
this unfortunately was my worst experience ever..... it started with a big misunderstanding. we were in the medina looking for the riad, as all tourist, we stop every few corner and try to see were we are... we were close and then a guy arrives and makes gestures... it looks like he want's to take a picture of us... we say no no... but he continues, we can't hear him since it's noisy... again, we try to brush him off... then he finally says Dar Zen Dar Zen.... so ok we understand he's someone from the Riad.... but then, he is supper frustrated.... so you think i wasn't an honest person, that i wanted to scam you.... we try to explain the situation and that it was not personal, we are not used to the medina and for a tourist it's a bit overwhelming...but for him, it was over.... when we arrived, he was like... look can you read the sign, is this Dar zen, do you still think I'm a scammer, i made the room earlier for you and this is how you show me your appreciation.... i've been working here 20 years, i'm an honest person... and he kept going and going... he brought us to the room and again, so it it like the pictures, do you think you're at the good place...the next day at breakfast again, he started ... so do you finally think you're at the good place. We were so uncomfortable, it was really by far my worst experience. i work with the public as well and sometime i want to punch people in the face but i don't.... business is business and the show must go on.... We are nice people, really respectful...if we would have been there for 2 days, i would have left after the first day.... we did not even enjoyed the place since everything we got out of the room we would kind of run to make sure we don't see him....
Paar
US
Bewertet am: 29.12.2025
Aufenthalt im: Dez. 2025
Good location and comfortable room, but service could be more attentive
Riad Dar Zen is a reasonable option for a short, one-night stay if your main goal is to visit the old medina in Rabat. We arrived at night and only planned to sleep and leave the next morning, and for that purpose it worked well.
The location is good, but like many riads inside old medinas, it is difficult to find. The staff member did come out to meet our car and guide us to the riad, which we appreciated. Guests should be aware that you must carry your own bags for about a 5–7 minute walk through uneven, bumpy streets inside the medina. Assistance with luggage was not offered, even for smaller bags such as a laptop bag, so this riad is better suited for backpacks or light, easy-to-carry luggage rather than large rolling suitcases.
The room itself was spacious and comfortable, actually the largest room we stayed in during our riad experiences. The bathroom was well equipped, amenities were plentiful, and bottles of water were waiting for us. While the riad is not particularly luxurious, it was clean and comfortable, and considering prices in the area, it offers decent value.
Breakfast was a highlight of our stay. The traditional Moroccan breakfast was very good, and when the staff was unsure whether we preferred tea or coffee, they kindly brought both, which we appreciated.
Interactions with the staff were generally polite but felt somewhat abrupt at times. We were required to write down detailed personal information at check-in, including passport numbers, addresses, dates of birth, and signatures. The completed forms were left unattended on a table overnight and were still there the next morning. I ended up picking them up myself, as I was uncomfortable having sensitive personal information left out in a shared space from a privacy and security standpoint.
One issue that affected our stay was noise late at night. Around 11 pm, loud phone calls were made in the common area, and since we appeared to be the only guests, the sound carried and woke us up. We were significantly jet-lagged at that point, which made it difficult to fall back asleep and impacted our overall experience.
In summary, this riad offers a good location, a large and comfortable room, and solid amenities, making it a practical option for a brief stay. However, more attentiveness to guest comfort, privacy, and quiet hours would improve the experience.
The location is good, but like many riads inside old medinas, it is difficult to find. The staff member did come out to meet our car and guide us to the riad, which we appreciated. Guests should be aware that you must carry your own bags for about a 5–7 minute walk through uneven, bumpy streets inside the medina. Assistance with luggage was not offered, even for smaller bags such as a laptop bag, so this riad is better suited for backpacks or light, easy-to-carry luggage rather than large rolling suitcases.
The room itself was spacious and comfortable, actually the largest room we stayed in during our riad experiences. The bathroom was well equipped, amenities were plentiful, and bottles of water were waiting for us. While the riad is not particularly luxurious, it was clean and comfortable, and considering prices in the area, it offers decent value.
Breakfast was a highlight of our stay. The traditional Moroccan breakfast was very good, and when the staff was unsure whether we preferred tea or coffee, they kindly brought both, which we appreciated.
Interactions with the staff were generally polite but felt somewhat abrupt at times. We were required to write down detailed personal information at check-in, including passport numbers, addresses, dates of birth, and signatures. The completed forms were left unattended on a table overnight and were still there the next morning. I ended up picking them up myself, as I was uncomfortable having sensitive personal information left out in a shared space from a privacy and security standpoint.
One issue that affected our stay was noise late at night. Around 11 pm, loud phone calls were made in the common area, and since we appeared to be the only guests, the sound carried and woke us up. We were significantly jet-lagged at that point, which made it difficult to fall back asleep and impacted our overall experience.
In summary, this riad offers a good location, a large and comfortable room, and solid amenities, making it a practical option for a brief stay. However, more attentiveness to guest comfort, privacy, and quiet hours would improve the experience.
Paar
Bewertet am: 26.04.2025
Aufenthalt im: Apr. 2025
Excellent Riad
Excellent ryad within average.
Clean and well equipped room.
Owner friendly and helpful.
Good Moroccan breakfast.
The only drawback, the road to get to the structure (closed as it ends in front of the Riad) is dirty and full of cat excrement... should be cleaned better.
Clean and well equipped room.
Owner friendly and helpful.
Good Moroccan breakfast.
The only drawback, the road to get to the structure (closed as it ends in front of the Riad) is dirty and full of cat excrement... should be cleaned better.
Paar
Bewertet am: 14.02.2025
Aufenthalt im: Feb. 2025
a haven of calm and a pleasant breakfast
ideal for a couple stay very quiet rooms arranged with taste and perfect welcome from Tarik who is on site, small terrace for a very central riad rest area and we are quickly at the kasbah and on the beach. I recommend for a peaceful stop
Perfekte Lage
Rue Frej, Rabat Medina, 10000 Rabat, Marokko|1,2 km vom Stadtzentrum entfernt
Check-in und Check-out
Check-in ab:
14:30
Check-out bis:
12:00
Gut zu wissen
Haustiere sind kostenlos erlaubt
Wenn einer oder beide Gäste Marokkaner sind, müssen sie für das Teilen von Zimmern eine Heiratsurkunde vorlegen, andernfalls behält sich das Hotel das Recht vor, den Check-in zu verweigern.
Gemäß der Regierungspolitik und den gesellschaftlichen Gepflogenheiten in Marokko muss beim Check-in eine Heiratsurkunde vorgelegt werden, wenn ein Mann und eine Frau ein Zimmer teilen und einer von ihnen Marokkaner oder Muslim ist.
Kinder brauchen ein Zustellbett, um im Zimmer schlafen zu können.
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