I would think my only complaint is that the bed was EXTREMELY HARD!!! The rooms were neat and clean. You will have to ask for more than one towel as they only give 1 per room (or at least that was in our room - me and hubby). The staff was friendly and couldn't do enough to make sure that your stay was nice. The food was amazing. I really liked the variety they offered and especially liked dinner and the assortment of desserts. There was something for everyone. I asked for a car/driver to take me to Marrakesh and they arranged it for me. It was the best 'additional' money I spent. As in every hotel around the world, there are ...'women' that are checking out the men that travel and who may be seated at the bar alone. One tried to pick-up my husband, which we both thought funny, but she instantly backed off when she say my wedding rings. There is security everywhere, so you will feel safe on the property day or night. We've heard from the staff the the Hilton will be removing their name from this property this fall, so it may not be there if you look for it later on in the year. Overall, I enjoyed my stay there, and would recommend it.

We arrived at the hotel on a saturday and left on monday morning.As we checked out we were forced to pay for the breakfast of 20 persons which was not registered on my booking forms. After a long argument I had to pay for breakfast which I did not consume.

I was there for a week on business. The hotel grounds are beautiful. There is garden with many palm trees, birds of paradise and orange trees that lead you to the infinity pool. The lobby is spacious and has a nice cafe serving coffee and pastries. The rooms were average; queen bed, telephone and desk...nothing fancy. The restaurants are very expensive. We arrived on a Sunday and only one of the three restaurants were open. It was a mediocre buffet which cost over 50USD. Unfortunately, you have to take a taxi to get anywhere because the hotel is not centrally located. The local "blue" taxis will cost you 20 dirham (about 3USD) to get you anywhere in town. If you ask the hotel to call a taxi, they will call a nice mercedes, which costs a lot more. If you would like to be more centrally located, stay at the Tour Hassan Hotel. It is very nice, the same price and located within walking distance of downtown.

I stayed here for one night in June and 3 nights in September—both business trips. The lobby area is attractive; the front desk staff is helpful. The rooms are typical high-end Hilton, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but there's little that's "moroccan" about it. Some rooms are larger than others, but it seems as if they are of average size or better—by American standards; larger than average by Euro standards. The rooms are clean, although the light could be a bit better. The bathrooms are modern, well lit, and very clean. However: Two of the most important factors—for me—in a hotel are safety and a clean comfortable bed. This hotel felt quite safe (I'm a single woman), but the beds were hard as a rock and the pillows seriously needed to be replaced. Another disadvantage with this hotel is the location. It’s in a beautifully landscaped setting, but not within walking distance of anything.

Despite a confirmed reservation for a room, which was guaranteed for late arrival by Credit Card, the reception has simply decided to cancel my booking to make a favor to someone else ( connections..). Upon my arrival, I was simply told that my reservation was not valid amd just cancelled. When I showed them the written confirmation , including guaranteed late arrival by Credit Card, I was told that "late arrival" would mean for them until 06.00 PM (!). The receptionist kept saying that it was not his fault, that the decision to cancel my booking was done by the preceeding receptionist, that the hotel was fully booked, and that I should go to another hotel. No Duty Manager was available. I have never experienced such a unprofessional management of any Hilton Hotel , supposed to be 5*. After waiting until 02.00 AM at the lobby, I decided to go to another hotel. I found myself at in the middle of the night in Rabat heading to a hotel I didnt choose. The worse experience at any Hilton hotel ever.. Just avoid this one, as it seems to be controlled and managed rather as "guesthouse" of whoever, rather then a normal commercialy functioning Hilton hotel. A written booking confirmation etc doesn have any value here..