Marion's property is an old house with tiled floors and a quirky layout within a short walk of everything you might want to visit in Rabat. On arrival we were welcomed by some essential provisions to make our first night easier. We hired a car and although we parked without problem the first night, the nearby car park was full a lot of the time - even at the end of October! Inside the property there are two bedrooms upstairs: a single which you have to walk through to get to the bathroom and the master suite, which has air conditioning (a must for a good night's sleep in the summer season) and old furniture, including the bed. I found the bed springs too unsupportive for me so I chose to sleep downstairs. This bedroom is just inside the front door, has two modern singles but does not have air conditioning, although a fan is provided. Apart from the small, interior courtyard, the other living space downstairs is a room with a small kitchen area at one end (with wall-mounted TV), and a bed sofa at the other. Juggling the sockets at breakfast was a bit of an issue. The downstairs bathroom opens from the kitchen. We had a major problem with blocked sewage in this bathroom during our stay. My husband struggled to deal with it for a couple of days but we had to admit defeat and after calling Marion she sent men who were able to dig up the street and clear it that evening. She also sent a cleaner at my request. In spite of this, my main issue was with the quality of the towels and above all the cleanliness of the pillows and bedding, which I now realise I should have brought to Marion's attention at the beginning of my stay. Perhaps if I had met her, I would have done so. I hope that she will address these issues for future guests.