01Zellige
Cobalt, emerald and oxblood diamonds run shoulder-high through every room and all the way up the stair.
Zellige to the shoulder.
A small family-run riad on a quiet pedestrian lane in the medina of Rabat, five minutes on foot from Bab El Had.
- Breakfast on the roof
- 8:30–11:30
- Tea when you arrive
- Check-in 15:00–23:00
- We speak
- ARArabic
- ENEnglish
- FRFrench
- ITItalian
The house
Four surfaces make the house.
Riad Jasmine was restored with care and opened to guests in 2026. Most of what you will remember is underfoot or at shoulder height.
02Marble
Black and white, laid on the diagonal across the patio floor, under a glass roof that lets the daylight in.
03Stone
An ochre sandstone doorway on the lane, and a studded wooden door with the number 21.
04Carved wood
Dark carved doors, cabinets and tea tables around the patio; brass trays and lanterns in between.
Rooms
Four ways to stay.
Every room has its own bathroom, air conditioning, heating, bathrobes and the tiled dado.
Breakfast
Morning, up on the roof.
Every morning from 8:30 to 11:30, continental or Moroccan, with vegetarian and halal options — served in the patio or up on the roof terrace, as you prefer. Guests mention fresh orange juice, pastries and Moroccan breads, fruit, eggs, and more than they can finish.
Welcome
Tea first, then the room.
Riad Jasmine is run by a family, and it shows. Guests arriving in the afternoon or late in the evening are usually met with a tray of mint tea and something sweet — then the useful part: where to eat, what a taxi should cost, the walk to the Kasbah.
Guests say
Nine months, 141 reviews.
Breakfast was amazing and huge. We could never finish it but it was lovely.
Fantastic location, wonderful interior design, extremely clean and quiet, great A/C, wonderful breakfast and amazing hostesses and host!
Friendly family-run riad in the medina in a quiet alley
9.1/10 on Booking.com from 141 reviews · 4.9/5 on Google from 20 reviews · September 2026
The lane
A quiet lane in the middle of everything.
Rue Lalla Hannou is a pedestrian lane of potted plants and white walls, just off the busy shopping streets of the medina. Cars can’t reach the door: taxis stop nearby and you walk the last few metres to the ochre stone doorway.
- 950 mKasbah des Oudayas
- 1.1 kmRabat-Ville station
- 1.3 kmRabat beach
Pick your nights; we’ll set the table.
Choose dates, guests and a room: you get a ready-made request to read us over the phone. Or book instantly on Booking.com.