La Tour Hassan

It is in a crowded area do you have a nice rest Moroccan restaurant and they can serve delicious burger the lobby is fantastic to enjoy taking cup of coffee so I Recommended this hotel for people who is visiting Rabat to take time and visit this nice place which is next to Hassan tower

Booked a night in between city hopping in Morocco. Pool garden area is nice and worth the price of entry alone. Lunch and service was great. I agree it's not 5 star service or amenities but I really dont think that takes much away from the place. Front desk staff standing around not dealing with clientele questions was a bit annoying.

The service sucks the bathrooms have IKEA framed prints of Audrey Hepburn!? The view from the 'superior ' room looks like a war zone. The place was empty and they could have given us a minimally better room for what we payed

Tour Hassan is a very nice and very good hotel. Very nice room and the Presidential Suite is simply fantastic. Good food and a choises of restauants. The atmosphere during the evening at the bar, with candle light is very nice. I suggest this hotel for a high quality of stay and prices are not expensive

This hotel does not merit 5 stars, it is a factory, cold, expensive and sad ,The staff is old, sad and proud, The staff is sad and prone to leave a young waitress who runs in all the senses to render service to the customers

If you want a combo of modern and traditilnal, this is the palace to go. But your pockets must be deep as it will cost you circa 250 usd on an average day. Room service food is exccellent and the smalked salmon they service for breakfast is outstanding. The garden/ patio is a wonderful place to hang about and have business meetings and the conference room are nice and functional. Lovely fruit and pastry basket to welcome me, but the minibar stayed empty for my whole 5 days. Also had a watchman on my floor throughout, polite but intimidating. Big stars were coming here for the Mawazin music festival.

This is quite a dated hotel. Not 5* in international standards. We had a suite, it was decent sized but quite run down. Food was not nice and very slow service. Staff was friendly but difficult to communicate with for someone who does not speak Arabic/French. As restaurants are in a courtyard, there was substantial noise at night. Rabat doesnt have many great hotels but i think I would try the sofitel next time.

It is one of the best if not the best hotel in Rabat Huge with a nice garden Very expensive bit services are not up to the expetations Rooms are big clean and organised Staff is very friendly But services are much lower then the price

I was in Rabat on a business trip and stayed at La Tour Hassan for 4 nights. It's a nice hotel that's a perfect blend of north African exoticness and French charm. It was like living one of Tin Tin's storybooks! Everything checked out in the hotel: Food, service, rooms and central location. Knowing that Rabat is a small town as it is, we could get anywhere in minutes. The hotel has good Wi-Fi, a nice garden and small, but does the job, pool. The Moroccans are polite people albeit a bit tough; being with them was fun.