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Museum Mohamed VI of Modern and Contemporary Art is just one of the attractions in Quartier Hassan, Rabat so you might want to stop by during your trip. If you want to experience more of the culture Rabat has to offer, head to Moroccan Parliament, Rue des Consuls, and Hassan Tower.
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Mohammed V National Theatre in Quartier Hassan. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Grand Theater of Rabat isn't far.
If museums are on your list of things to see, you might want to browse the collections at Bank Al Maghrib Museum in Quartier Hassan. If you want to see more of the museums in Rabat, you can easily walk to Museum Mohamed VI of Modern and Contemporary Art.
From check in to check out, the staff were lovely and attentive. The breakfast buffet was delicious and offered a variety of pastries and fruit. The hotel room was comfortable and spacious. The furnishings were new and modern. The bathroom was also roomy and they provided toiletries. Great place to stay for a night or two (or more). It was very close to Rabat Ville train station and to the tram.
A great value. Comfortable room, including breakfast, fabulous rooftop terrace to relax after a busy day of touring. Gives one a great feeling for life in a Riad. Off a busy market street and near interesting historical sites. Near the wonderful market.
The owner and staff were very nice, and the included breakfast was great, as was the rooftop terrace and the small pool. The hotel's dinner (which we had only once) was a bit limited and slightly pricey for Morocco, but very good. There were several small street cafes within 50 yards of this place, as well as a variety of street food. The location was excellent, as you can walk to the Kasbah (5 min), ATM's (2 min), the Tour of Hassan (20-25 min), the Rabat Ville train station (20-25 min,...
It is an old magnificent hotel. built in 1918.
decorated in andluci flavor.
it is my thir visit.
Worthwhile for first time visitors of Morocco.
5 minute walk from th Oudaya kasba
The best thing about Dar Tahar is Ihssane who looked after us and cooked us lovely Moroccan breakfast. The Riad is well situated and we had a lovely couple of days.
Team is great. They booked diner for me at another Raid from their group as I arrived a bit late. Also helped bring my suitcase to my car after check out. Great service overall.
The architecture of this historic riad was stunning - and the owners have done a beautiful job restoring it. The staff were very helpful. We also really loved the Rabat Medina - it is less touristy than Fez, Marrakech or Tangier - and the vendors were less aggressive than those cities.
