Dar Sweet Sultana
4, Derb Sekkaya, Tiberbarine, Meknes
Your stay was
Tell us more Your review will help other travelers plan their next adventure
(50 character minimum)

Dar Sweet Sultana Meknes

4, Derb Sekkaya, Tiberbarine Meknes, Morocco

Travel Blogs Nearby

Le Pub

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

... at about 9PM, just in time for the start of the Sevilla v. Madrid game, but too early for the crowd, as I found myself one of only five people in the huge bar downstairs. Le Pub had a fancy restaurant upstairs and a nice, cavelike bar downstairs which was fully stocked with liquors and had tables prepared for VIPs. I found myself a seat with a view of the game and a view of the band that was playing in the back corner. By the time I had got a beer ...

Saharan by Day and Night

A travel blog entry by laurelhawk

62

... looked like and talking to me in Spanish they asked about what I was writing and how to write my name in Arabic. They sat around me for a while and asked to take pictures with me and to have others taken of them.

Lunch was served at 4:30 and afterwards a couple of peple had rented a snowboard to go sandboarding, so we all walked about 15 minutes away from the camp to a huge dune in the distance. Just about everyone tried ...

Vedro, prujem, UNESCO

A travel blog entry by gabifilova

4

... ve 3* hotelech. Maroko opravdu pojali uplne jinak nez my...byli mladsi nez my a tesili se domu na knedliky, byla sem z nich uplne hotova a Jirka obdivoval moji trpelivost a vyrecnost.
To byl presne ten typ Cechu cestovatelu, se kterymi nechci nic mit. a Jirka mi rikal, ze takovi nejsou. a dukaz sedel pred nami.

Ve 22,15 nasedame na nocni bus nejlepsi marocke spolecnosti CTM. Klimatizovany, polohovaci sedacky, raj. Cesta trvala presne dle jizdniho ...

When in Rome.............!

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... suede, embroidered boots) and so much more. Rooms with stunning furnishings were another real plus here. The silk brocade horse regalia was quite something, while I loved the Andalucian gardens. This courtyard feature of orange trees and shrubs was really pretty, with a decorated summer house on one wall that had ornate Moroccan arches through which one viewed the garden, while pretty artwork detailed its rear wall.

A very good-looking museum guide had shown ...

Celebration of America

A travel blog entry by mongoliamongo

5

I will admit that before coming here I had no idea as to how westernized Morocco would be. I would classify Morocco as "moderately western", though they seemed to have chosen some interesting aspects of western culture to incorporate into their country. So in celebration of July 4th, here are a few “American” (i.e. Western) things I have spotted in ...