Stayed here for two nights on a round-trip of Morocco. Located in a quiet, safe area of Rabat close to the embassies, the hotel itself and the rooms are standard european 3 star quality. We were here during Rammadan and we were glad to see food and drinks were available during daytime. Service, however, as previously reported, was slow and,... more

This Mercure is an Ibis with a twist.My room was modern and clean,but tiny.Bathroom is OK.The worst part was the smell that impregnate the carpets on the corridor and enter our room.Like sewage,more or less.The breakfast is the usual fare in cheap accor hotels,I think is not worthwhile.Staff is a little intimidating at reception area,serious and not very kind. Location... more

I checked in to this hotel as a break from a volunteer stint in Rabat when I was feeling poorly. Although I asked for something quiet, the first room (201) was right above the music entertainment in the hotel bar, and very loud. It also smelled a bit like sewage. After rejecting this one, they put me in another (215)... more

This hotel is in the process of being refurbished but this did not impact on us particularly and we enjoyed our stay! The location is good, the rooms were small but otherwise totally acceptable, the staff were pretty good, internet was free, the bar was quite nice and the breakfast was good. We would recommend the hotel as a 3... more

This hotel's staff and management performance isunfortunately not like any other Mercure Hotel we have staid in. Their disregard tfor a guests wellbeing and blatant extortion of money at check-out is a great disappointment and not a credit to the brand. My experience is that at this hotel the hotel manager and his front desk staff are not to be... more

Good hotel, clean, modern. The rooms are a bit on the small side but for a short stay it is OK. The price is reasonable for being in a capital. Unfortunately they have no parking, the cars have to park on the street although there are usually places available and there is a 24h guard. more

Rabat was my first stop in Morocco, and the Mercure provided a quiet, comfortable retreat. I knew it would be a little out of the center, but I found that the scale of the Lonely Planet map was misleading, and although I walked pretty much everywhere, I would have done better to take a petit taxi. Try to get the... more

Given the price, I wasn't expecting too much but was very pleasantly surprised by this hotel. Yes, it is undergoing some renovation but the interruption was minimal. I stayed a total of three nights on two separate occasions and was very pleased with my room both times. They have been recently renovated and, while not huge, are tasteful, efficient and... more

I was a bit apprehensive before I arrived at the Mercure Hotel, Rabat, based on the reviews I'd read on Tripadvisor. However I'm delighted to report that this hotel in 2008 is a lovely place to stay. We stayed 5 nights there and the rooms were lovely, very clean & kept that way with daily cleaning & towels replaced. The... more