NJ Hotel Rabat
Four-star base on Avenue Moulay Youssef, a short walk from the Rabat-Ville tram stop
About this stay
Staying at the NJ Hotel Rabat means enjoying a blend of comfort and convenience. The rooms are designed for relaxation, with soundproofing ensuring a peaceful night's sleep, and modern touches like free WiFi keeping you connected. Mornings begin with a diverse breakfast spread, featuring local specialities and fresh pastries. The hotel's restaurant is a welcoming space for families, offering a taste of both French and Moroccan flavours, with halal options available. Outside, the garden and terrace provide tranquil spots to unwind, perhaps by the outdoor fireplace, while the fitness centre caters to those who like to stay active. It's a place where every detail is considered for a pleasant stay.
- About 4 minutes on foot from the Mohammed V - Gare de Rabat tram stop
- Family rooms and interconnected rooms
- Restaurant serving French and Moroccan cuisine
- Garden and terrace with an outdoor fireplace
- Two meeting rooms, for 40 and 18 people
- Rated 8.4 out of 10 across 999 reviews
Our take
At 63 Avenue Moulay Youssef, NJ Hotel Rabat puts you about four minutes on foot from the Mohammed V - Gare de Rabat tram stop, which faces Rabat-Ville station. That address is its real strength: classic ONCF trains, the tram and the Parliament district are all walkable, and the Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is within roughly ten minutes. I would book it for a city stay built around museums, the Kasbah of the Udayas and train day trips. It is not a resort: there is no pool, and the garden and terrace are for an evening drink by the outdoor fireplace rather than for a whole afternoon. A score of 8.4 out of 10 across 999 reviews is a large, steady sample.
- Arriving on Al Boraq, you get off at Rabat-Agdal, not Rabat-Ville; the tram does not serve Agdal station, so a petit taxi is the simplest link to the hotel.
- The Bab Rouah tram stop, about five minutes away, is named after the monumental gate in the city walls next to it, worth a look before you ride towards the centre.
- Ask for an interconnected room when booking if you travel with children: the hotel offers them alongside family rooms, but they are a limited category.
- Parking is free but off site, so tell the reception your arrival time if you come by car and need directions to it.
Why we love it
- Comfortable, air-conditioned and soundproofed rooms
- Family-friendly restaurant with diverse cuisine
- Relaxing garden and terrace with an outdoor fireplace
- Convenient fitness centre for active guests
Why guests love itFamilies get two useful room options here: family rooms, and interconnected rooms that let parents and children sleep side by side with their own doors. Rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, which matters on a central avenue. The restaurant serves French and Moroccan dishes, an easy compromise when children want something familiar after a day of sightseeing. There is a garden, a terrace with an outdoor fireplace for cooler evenings, and a fitness centre, but no pool, so in July and August I would plan afternoon outings rather than expect to cool off at the hotel. The location near Rabat-Ville station makes a day trip to Casablanca or Kenitra simple without changing hotel.
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