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2 de julio de 2023
Dar Kika Salam By DKS was absolutely a cultural gem and a fantastic find. Many reviews referred to it as a hotel, but technically it was a guest house. We had reserved the largest available room which overlooked the street in front. It was spacious, light, top-to-bottom fitted with beautiful tiles and wonderful. Although the bathroom was quite small, it sufficed and was conveniently located outside the actual bedroom and off our vestibule entrance. We thoroughly enjoyed the breakfasts which were made to order and served in the upper rooftop dining room/areas. It was not your typical breakfast buffet with plastic utensils, disposible paper plates or cups...tea service anyone? We also had an incredible dinner experience which we have already reviewed separately. Since Dar Kika Salam was originally an elegant home for a family of three generations and converted into a guesthouse, there were clearly some inconveniences. It was definitely not a hotel, but we were completely prepared and totally loved the experience. The guest house was located directly across a street from the Andalusian Gardens, ancient Citadel, Rabat Old Town and an easy walk to the Atlantic Ocean. The staff, especially Abdel, was really great and extremely helpful with recommendations, reservations and directions. One suggestion --- we needed better directions to the guest house. Our taxi driver from the airport went around the general locale several times, got frustrated and finally just dropped us off. Of course the difficulty communicating in English with him did not help. Locals were extremely friendly and helpful, and one young man actually ended up leading us through a side street to the guest house door. It was not a problem returning to the airport by taxi which Abdel had to call.
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