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Riad Asswar

A well-reviewed riad with kitchen facilities

Best forSelf-catering travellersLonger staysBudget-conscious visitors
4.9· 126 reviews|Ameur
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About this stay

Riad Asswar carries a strong guest rating built on consistency rather than a long amenity list, six minutes by taxi from Hassan Tower and five minutes' walk from A-Medina Rabat. Kitchen facilities in some rooms set it apart from many nearby riads, useful for travellers who want to self-cater part of a longer stay rather than eating out every meal. The one-minute walk to Restaurant de la Liberation covers dinner easily on nights when cooking does not appeal, and free breakfast each morning keeps the start of the day simple. The five-minute walk to A-Medina Rabat gives easy access to the old town's central lanes without needing a taxi for every outing during the stay.

  • Kitchen facilities
  • Strong reviews
  • Central access

Our take

This suits travellers who want kitchen facilities as part of a longer stay, self-caterers and budget-conscious travellers especially who appreciate the option to cook some meals. The strong guest rating reflects genuine consistency in the day-to-day experience. Travellers wanting a pool or spa should compare with Riad Thamayna or Dawliz Art & Spa instead, since Asswar keeps its amenities practical rather than resort-focused.

  • Use the kitchen facilities for at least a few meals if travelling on a longer, budget-conscious trip
  • Walk to A-Medina Rabat in the late afternoon, five minutes away and a good central orientation point
  • Eat at Restaurant de la Liberation at least once, a minute away and a reliable dinner option

Why we love it

  • Kitchen facilities in some rooms
  • Strong, consistent guest rating
  • One minute from Restaurant de la Liberation
  • Five-minute walk to A-Medina Rabat
Why guests love it

Travellers staying here made good use of the kitchen facilities, cooking several simple meals across a longer stay rather than eating out every night of the trip. The five-minute walk to A-Medina Rabat became a useful daily orientation point for exploring further into the old town. Restaurant de la Liberation, a minute away, covered the nights cooking did not appeal, reliably and without much planning.

Guest reviews

4.9
Exceptional
based on 126 reviews
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4.9
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Guest score · 126 reviews

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