Sister's

“You cannot find any better location for a hotel. 90% of the rooms have beach view.|| ||We had a lovely room for our honeymoon, and we enjoyed our break first in the room, on our terrace and sometimes in the restaurant. Very delicious break first and in general very nice food in the restaurant. ||||It was easy for us to go to the center of Rabat, with a taxi. ||||Both the beach and pool was amazing and very clean. We took part in a pool party - so much fun.||||The staff was so friendly and everything was possible if you just ask for it. They will do anything to make you happy.||||You really get value of money.”

“Stayed 2 days as a rest during an extended overland holiday. Nice location right on the beach which is sadly a bit dirty with garbage but the ocean view is awesome. Rooms are old but tolerable. Food was decent in the in site restaurant. It's not a western style resort, so manage your expectations, but its a nice break from the hustle and bustle of Moroccan cities. ||||It's now called Sisters, but you'd never know as there is no sign. Take the first street towards the water south of Cafe des Sables on the main road and drive right in to the unmarked parking lot at the bottom of a small hill.”

“I never got to find out why the hotel changed its former apt title of La Feluque to be substituted by the curious title Sister's, but local taxi drivers know it by its former title. A relaxing spot with rooms that give out onto the beach with a gated fence for privacy. There is a generous sized pool which is separated from the chalets by a narrow strip of charming garden which is beautifully cared for.||||The dining area is separated into three areas offering the same menu but you can move between them depending on the time of day, the weather and your mood. The food was good (despite an avocado that needed a drill); the service relaxed and friendly. I especially loved breakfast time where you can enjoy a generous view of the sea and sky, and in my short five day stay between Rabat and Tangier I stayed three nights here and thoroughly enjoyed it.”

“Goes by many names. No longer Sisters. La Felouc hotel and another name. Name changes to avoid back taxes and buy outs and mergers. Still is a good Temara Beach spot for lunch or drinks.”

“Incredible , one of the few remaining motels on the sea front with waves crashing on the shoreline at your back door. Hear the waves at night in this quite location and step out on to the beach at any time and swim in the Atlantic. At high tide there are small waves , at low tide it is calm. Walk back to your room and then plunge into the huge Swimming Pool. Breakfast is adequate,, crispy bread , coffee, croissants and spreads.The Motel has a restaurant and there is an excellent one next door for a change.There is a Grocery Shop next to the adjacent restaurant.||Ok the Motel is old and outdated,, however it was clean , had a comfortable bed, good shower and of good size. What more do you need when it is about the sea , fresh air and stillness away from the Medinas . The rooms do vary , some still had small doubles and a few rooms were been updated. A few rooms overlooked the pool rather than the sea. There is a large garden next to the pool. The coastal drive to the motel is interesting.”

“We stayed in many places all over the world, from luxe in France to very very very basic in Ethiopia, but the stay in Sister's was one we never had expierenced. Very rude personnel, completely worned out bedrooms, "private terrace" with youngsters feasting all night under your window, matresses moistered, uncleaned tables in restaurant, food horrible and drinks highly priced. Breakfast not worth to mentioned. Clearly the change of management did not bring the best for the former Felouque hotel, were we stayed 3 years ago. We will not stay in this "hotel" anymore on our future trips to Morocco and advise anyone to look for an alternative in the region. There are plenty of hotels in the region deserving to be called hotel, the Sister's does not.”