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The Hostelz.com Review
The Location
You can take a Petite Taxi to the hostel -- arrange the fare ahead of time or ensure they use the meter. To walk to the hostel from the Rabat Ville Train Station, exit the train station either left or right and walk straight until you exit the city wall. Turn right onto Ave ibn Toumerte. Continue straight until you reach the hostel which is located on the left hand side of the street. The walk should take ten to fifteen minutes.
Rooms and Bathrooms
There are four total rooms in this hostel. There are two female rooms which each consist of eight sets of bunk beds. There is one smaller male room inside the main male room. The larger room has seven sets of bunk beds while the smaller room only has three sets of bunk beds. There are no mixed rooms available in this hostel. We would recommend bringing sheets, a pillowcase, or a sleeping bag. There are mattress and pillow protectors on the beds but no sheets. The blankets are not changed or washed between travelers.
There are approximately three shower stalls and three toilets in each bathroom which are segregated also. Toilet paper is not provided, so please bring your own. The bathrooms are not throughly cleaned -- for instance, the rubbish in the female bathroom was not emptied our entire stay. The bathroom does not get crowded due to the very few travelers staying in this hostel. There is no hot water at this establishment! There are hooks in the bathrooms to hang your clothes or towel.
Common Spaces
The common area is the Court Yard where you are more than welcome to sleep under the stars. If this sounds appealing, bring insect repellent. There are no lockers provided for usage. The hostel staff will keep your valuables for you behind the reception desk -- in turn you are given a receipt noting the contents.
Summary
Breakfast is included in the price per night. Breakfast is OJ, tea or coffee, and bread. Breakfast is 8 to 9 a.m. (9 to 10 a.m. during Ramadan). Check out time is noon. The reception hours are 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. (8 a.m. to midnight during Ramadan). During Ramadan there is a lock-out/lock-in period during 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. There are signs posted advising you not to wash clothes or bring drugs or alcohol into the hostel. One would not need an HI card for this hostel, the price is the same with or without the card. Lizards roam freely throughout the hostel, even in the bathrooms. The staff will allow you to view the rooms first before paying. Cash is the only form of tender accepted. The staff speaks Arabic, French, and some English. Our impression with this hostel is you get what you pay for!
You can take a Petite Taxi to the hostel -- arrange the fare ahead of time or ensure they use the meter. To walk to the hostel from the Rabat Ville Train Station, exit the train station either left or right and walk straight until you exit the city wall. Turn right onto Ave ibn Toumerte. Continue straight until you reach the hostel which is located on the left hand side of the street. The walk should take ten to fifteen minutes.
Rooms and Bathrooms
There are four total rooms in this hostel. There are two female rooms which each consist of eight sets of bunk beds. There is one smaller male room inside the main male room. The larger room has seven sets of bunk beds while the smaller room only has three sets of bunk beds. There are no mixed rooms available in this hostel. We would recommend bringing sheets, a pillowcase, or a sleeping bag. There are mattress and pillow protectors on the beds but no sheets. The blankets are not changed or washed between travelers.
There are approximately three shower stalls and three toilets in each bathroom which are segregated also. Toilet paper is not provided, so please bring your own. The bathrooms are not throughly cleaned -- for instance, the rubbish in the female bathroom was not emptied our entire stay. The bathroom does not get crowded due to the very few travelers staying in this hostel. There is no hot water at this establishment! There are hooks in the bathrooms to hang your clothes or towel.
Common Spaces
The common area is the Court Yard where you are more than welcome to sleep under the stars. If this sounds appealing, bring insect repellent. There are no lockers provided for usage. The hostel staff will keep your valuables for you behind the reception desk -- in turn you are given a receipt noting the contents.
Summary
Breakfast is included in the price per night. Breakfast is OJ, tea or coffee, and bread. Breakfast is 8 to 9 a.m. (9 to 10 a.m. during Ramadan). Check out time is noon. The reception hours are 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. (8 a.m. to midnight during Ramadan). During Ramadan there is a lock-out/lock-in period during 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. There are signs posted advising you not to wash clothes or bring drugs or alcohol into the hostel. One would not need an HI card for this hostel, the price is the same with or without the card. Lizards roam freely throughout the hostel, even in the bathrooms. The staff will allow you to view the rooms first before paying. Cash is the only form of tender accepted. The staff speaks Arabic, French, and some English. Our impression with this hostel is you get what you pay for!
— Exclusive Hostelz.com Review
September 2007
Their Description
HI - Rabat Hostel Details
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Location/Contact| Address | 43 Rue Marassa, Rabat (Bab El Had), Rabat-Salé-Zemmour-Zaer, Morocco |
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| Website | www.hihostels.com/dba/hostel039011.en.htm |
| Telephone | 212-37-725769 |
| Fax | 212-37-725769 |
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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews
So friendly and helplful I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in Rabat. Upon entering the hostel, I was given a warm smile and welcome from Nadia. Throughout my stay, all of the staff were friendly and looked after me, expressing interest in my stay and inquiring if I was enjoying Rabat. I wish I had stayed longer, but I had other cities to visit. I found the hostel to be very clean and the beds were comfortable enough to get a good night sleep. I have wonderful memories of this great hostel because of the amazing staff. — Nannette Mickle , United States (2009-04-17)