Riad Kalaa was the biggest disappointment of my recent trip to Morocco. It definitely has some very good points and has much potential - however, the negative points at this time outweighed the positives. First, the positives: +The style is very nice, lighting is very good +Very nice rooftop deck with a pool +Room was very nicely appointed (linen, lights,... More

At Riad Kalaa we enjoyed the excellent food, staff, and convenient location. On our wonderful tour of Morocco with www.aroundmorocco.com we were fortunate to spend a lovely evening in Rabat and visit the exciting medina. The guides made us feel very comfortable.

We got lost driving for 2 hours in our hired car and went around in circles because we spoke neither Arabic nor French and found it difficult to seek assistance from pedestrians. Finally, we hired a taxi whose driver spoke to the Hotel and within 10 minutes we got there. The RIAD is 200 mts inside the built-up area and... More

There's not much to add to previous reviews. The Riad is a bit of a odd mix. Yes, it's a bit hard to find, but airport transfer worked well for me (at 20 Euro substantially more expensive than a regular taxi though), and they walked me to the hotel (it was night, and finding the place alone would not have... More

beware on the extra 5% fee for a credit card payment !!!! They didn't warned us on this matter when we arrived, and as we didn't book online we were not aware of this. However, these people stayed totally unflexible. Unfair situation i only faced here. Expensive riad compared to a lot of others in marrakech or fes.

When staying at the medina you have to expect that 1- you're gonna have to walk through small convoluted streets... it's what makes the medina a medina! 2 - be ready to get lost, what you will find is quite amazing be open... 3 - there will be power cuts and such; 4 - people are extremely helpful, don't hesitate... More

We were probably spoiled staying in this Riad compared to the one we'd been in before (Riad Joya in Marrakech) but we were slightly disappointed by how tiny our room was - literally space for our bed and just a curtain separating the bathroom from the bedroom (warning - only go if you know your partner pretty well!!) But saying... More

I enjoyed my stay in this small, quiet riad and would certainly return. My room, one of the least expensive on offer, was simple in the best possible way: small, but perfectly proportioned, well designed and elegantly minimalist, while still distinctly Moroccan in style and with a particularly pleasant bathroom. For one person, it was ideal. Couples may want to... More

We only stayed one night and wished we could cancel the rest of our trip and stay at the Riad Kalaa. The hotel is gorgeous, elegant, comfortable.. The staff was courteous and helpful. The breakfast is delicious. For dinner the riad staff sent us to a truly superb restaurant up the street that served the best food we had in... More