Riad Kalaa, Rabat Hotels
Traditional Arabo-Andalusian riad featuring an outdoor pool, a hammam spa, and a traditional Moroccan restaurant
Riad Kalaa presents a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the heart of Moroccan history and culture. This traditional riad, originally a distinguished residence dating back to 1815, offers an unforgettable experience. Discovered serendipitously in 2004, the Riad Kalaa has been meticulously restored, showcasing its original Arabo-Andalusian architectural splendor. Every detail reflects authentic Moroccan craftsmanship, seamlessly blended with all the modern comforts discerning travelers expect. Situated in a prime location in Rabat, this revitalized sanctuary allows for easy exploration of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
Within a short 10-minute drive, guests can discover the majestic Hassan Tower, a symbol of the city’s rich heritage. The Royal Palace, a testament to Morocco’s regal past and present, is also conveniently close. For those seeking sun and sand, Rabat Beach is readily accessible, offering a refreshing escape by the Atlantic Ocean. Furthermore, the riad’s central position offers pleasant walking distance to historical and cultural treasures, such as the bustling Rue des Consuls, a vibrant street steeped in history and commerce, and the magnificent Bab Oudayas, the imposing gate leading into the charming Oudayas Kasbah.
Each of the eleven rooms and suites at Riad Kalaa boasts a distinctive personality and décor, providing a unique and personalized stay for every guest. From the inviting Amber Room and the delicately scented Jasmin Room to the expansive Saharan Suites and the exotic Oriental Suites, each space is designed to captivate the senses. The rooms are adorned with intricate oriental motifs, natural zellige tile floors, and exquisite cedar woodwork, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that feels like a home away from home. As night falls, the ambiance intensifies with the soft glow of chiseled appliques, transporting guests to a timeless world of tranquility and beauty. The Saharan Suites offer generous space, enhanced by soaring high ceilings and traditional tadelakt and ceramic walls and floors, showcasing the beauty of Moroccan design. The Oriental Suites present a distinctive layout, arranged as duplexes with comfortable living rooms that can easily be converted into children’s rooms, and a charming mezzanine bedroom overlooking a beautifully appointed bathroom.
The riad is equipped with a variety of enticing amenities designed to enhance your stay. Relax and unwind in the beautiful Andalusian patio, a tranquil oasis in the heart of the riad. Multiple terraces offer stunning views and peaceful retreats. For ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation, indulge in a treatment at the hammam spa, a sanctuary of wellness offering a blend of traditional techniques and modern therapies. Delight your palate at the in-house restaurant, where you can savor authentic Moroccan cuisine prepared with fresh, local ingredients. After a day of exploring the vibrant city of Rabat, take a refreshing dip in the hotel’s rooftop pool, or bask in the sun on the panoramic solarium, offering a serene escape with breathtaking views.
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Morocco is a vast country, extending from its Mediterranean shores in the north to the desert wonderland of the Sahara in the south. Spend an afternoon sipping tea on a Marrakech rooftop, take a camel ride through the desert, or hike in the snow-topped High Atlas mountains; whatever you choose, you'll love experiencing everything Morocco has to offer.
Where should I go in Morocco?
From the hustle and bustle of Marrakech and Fes to photogenic Chefchaouen and the dunes of the Sahara Desert, Morocco has an incredibly diverse blend of geography, climate, and culture. Each region has its own unique array of activities for travelers to choose from, as well as specific weather patterns to be aware of.
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Morocco is a year-round destination, though each of its regions has an ideal time to go. Tangier in northern Morocco, for example, has a pleasant Mediterranean climate year-round, while travelers interested in experiencing the Sahara will want to stick to a trip in Spring or Fall to avoid extreme temperatures.
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Morocco is full of opportunities for both adventure and relaxation. Take a kitesurfing lesson on the Atlantic Coast, go mountain biking in the High Atlas mountains, or spend a day shopping for rugs and antiques in the fantastic markets of Marrakech.
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7-10 days is a solid amount of time to explore Morocco's and Imperial cities at a moderate pace. With 2 weeks you can spend time hiking in the Atlas Mountains or explore the coast. With under 1 week, it's best to focus your time: explore Casablanca, Chefchaouen, and Fes in the north, or discover Berber traditions in Marrakech & the Sahara desert.
Getting around Morocco
Private driver-guides are the best way to travel around Morocco, offering travelers both flexibility and peace of mind. Trains and buses connect the larger cities such as Casablanca, Fes, and Marrakech, while the desert area, Atlas mountains, and coastal towns are best accessed as part of a private tour or day trips.
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