The Tour Hassan has a excellent location, and that is about it. Food is mediocre, at best, and during my best, many facilities were being renovated. more

I've spent one night in this hotel, and was a positive experience. The bar close to the swimming pool is very welcoming, and the Moroccan restaurant is OK. I found brakfast poor, not much selection, disappointing. It let down the hotel. The room was nice, spacious. Internet connection not very easy. Friendly staff. On overall, I would go back if... more

I stay in the Tour Hassan on business, and because they know that my bill is paid by someone else, they have started trying to pad it with additional charges. Last time I got internet access included for free, this time I can have it for free if I use a cable (obviously there isn't one!) but have to pay... more

Stayed three nights at the La Tour Hassan during a two week tour of Morocco. Reviews were right about the hotel, as it is certainly not a five star or really even a solid four. If you must stay downtown, then it is worth considering if you know not to expect much for the amount charged. It looked like the... more

Slept one night during a roundtrip around the King cities. Hotel could use a overhaul to modernize. Rooms are OK but nothing special. Sitting in the 'enlosed garden' on the first floor near the small pool is nice but nothing special. Reasonable hotel for business or short stay for tourists for max 1 or 2 nights. Staff was pleasant. TV... more

I stayed five nights at the Tour Hassan in November 2007 while I was in Rabat on a business trip. The exterior of the hotel is impressive, the lobby decor is gorgeous classic Moroccan tilework, and the desk service is very friendly. The buffet breakfast was excellent with good service, and the dining room looked out onto beautiful courtyard/garden vistas.... more

I visited this hotel for a work conference. Some of the hotel (the pool, the bar, the spa and reception for example) are very modern and worthy of a stay. Much of the hotel (the main restaurant and the rooms) are very tired and in need of an overhaul. The food in the main dining room was very average (but... more

I arrived at La Tour Hassan after flying into Casablanca and driving the 1 1/2 hours north to Rabat. Though I tried to get detailed driving directions prior to my arrival, it was still difficult to find the hotel. The hotel should have a website (I wasn't able to find it) and they should provide a good map when requested.... more

I've been coming to Rabat on business for 20 years. These days I tend to split my hotel time between the Villa Mandarine, for its exquisite "eye candy" -- textiles, color, decor -- and its fabulous modern cuisine, and the Tour Hassan. TH rooms are old world comfortable, warm (it's cold in Rabat this winter!), and all are now connected... more