Dar Rhizlane, Palais Table d'hôtes & Spa

Beautiful and peaceful hotel Very friendly staff

This is perfection at its best. The pool is the right size for the 20 rooms, it’s designed perfectly with lush gardens surrounding it. The food is amazing, proper local food. We stayed in room 143, it’s one of the nicest rooms I have ever stayed in. The interior designer who worked on this property should have won awards for the work done here. The views from our room gave pure relaxation and peace. We come to Morocco twice a year this is our new spot. It’s relaxation on steroids.

My partner and I stayed here for four night In early June 24. The hotel is situated about a 30 minute walk from the Medina, which we didn’t mind, but if you wanted a taxi there is a rank on the corner and the hotel staff will hail for you. The area that the hotel is the more modern and touristy part of town, but the hotel is a more like a traditional Riad. I suspect that a purist would say that this is not technically a Riad, but for us this was the perfect boutique option. We don’t like big hotels, but we don’t want to sacrifice too many comforts either. As others have commented the Medina is a mad place, and whilst we loved it, it was nice to come away from it to relax. The hotel is immaculately clean and always smells amazing. There’s a lovely scent as soon as you walk through the front door. There are only 15 rooms and 5 suites, which gives it a very personal feel. The staff could not be friendlier or give you a better service. I thought they got the service level just right - it was very attentive and sophisticated without being pretentious. It was really good example of what modern 5 star service should be. The only criticism I would have would be that it was very difficult to get the attention of the staff when you were around the pool. More often than not, one of us would have to get up to go to the bar, which wasn’t the end of world but was a bit irritating. The pool area itself was very tranquil. You have orange and lemon trees around the pool and climbing flowers up the side of the building. It’s very pretty. One thing I would note is that the pool gets no sun until the afternoon. This didn’t bother us as we did excursions in the Morning but those of you who want to sunbathe all day may struggle.

Been a number of times and it remains a fantastic place. The tranquility at the pool, the fantastic employees who have been working there for a long time and the recognition when you return. The breakfast, the suites, everything is PERFECT! Yes, the price is high but it's worth it!

One of the best hotels we've been to!! Rooms, architecture, decoration, garden, pool, food, treats and especially staff were AMAZING!!! Thank you Dar Rhizlane for this unforgettable experience!!! We would highly recommend a stay here!!!🥰🥰🥰

This is a truly heavenly place: an oasis of beauty and comfort. The pictures don’t do justice to the gorgeousness of the hotel. Everywhere you look there are lovely touches that make this place extra special: petals in the fountains, scented oils, ornamental plantings. I don’t think I’ve ever stayed anywhere with such attentive, warm and professional staff, all of whom seem happy. Nothing was too much trouble for them, from making up a fire in our sitting room when the weather got a little chilly, to making restaurant reservations and advising on the souk. The spa is excellent, and the hammam well worth a try. Breakfasts are magnificent, with great range including eggs made to order, home-made yoghurt and Moroccan pancakes, and as much freshly squeezed orange juice as you can drink. Dinner is equally wonderful, and the cosy snug with its fire and leather chairs a perfect spot to enjoy a nightcap after supper. Thank you to all the staff for a truly magical stay. Disliked · Hard to find fault, but if I had to pick something, I would say the lack of plug sockets by the bed was mildly annoying, and the shower very low—anyone over 5ft has to crouch.