Four Seasons Rabat at Kasr Al Bahr review: our verdict
Kasr Al Bahr, the "Palace of the Sea," lives up to its name: the hotel occupies the site of the former Marie-Feuillet hospital, and its second pool looks straight out toward the ocean. The Four Seasons applies its standards here: spacious rooms with understated decor, cleaning twice a day, small bottles of fresh water placed near the loungers without needing to ask. The Michelin Guide distinguished it with a Key in 2026.
You don't have to sleep there: the day pass gives access to the pools with attentive service, and the brasserie makes a good sweet stop between friends, desserts first. The valets hand a bottle of water with every car return, and the hotel also hosts seminars and meetings in a well-equipped room. It's the address for a weekend of rest without leaving Rabat, or a pool day that breaks the routine. It's not for an economical stay, nor for an intimate boutique hotel: here, everything is regulated like a large group's clock.
The good deal: the day pass, to enjoy the pool facing the ocean without booking a room. The best time slot: the afternoon at the brasserie, for an afternoon snack after swimming.



