Find hotels near Tanger City Center, Tangier from NT$1,218

"Very clean room and great service. Staff was on top of their game. Good experience"

"Very nicely & respectfully personeel in all hotel Kindly regards Dr.Mokamel from Holland 🇳🇱 "

"A very nice hotel, like all the others in this famous chain. The staff was very attentive, and the rooms were beautiful."

"Everything was the very best!"

"What a fantastic hotel and superb value. Mohammed at reception was extremely amenable and the staff were great. I booked the hotel on arriving in Tangier and I certainly was not disappointed. The only thing that surprised me was how good it was bearing in mind the price, I expected good, but not brilliant and I’d stay again whenever I’m in Tangier for sure."

"Room was spacious and clean with a wonderful shower. The location is good, a small walk out of the centre in a local neighbourhood. The hotel feels secure but we were told not to walk back to it at night, to take a taxi. The breakfast was really good and plentiful. Only one negative thing was that I had asked the hotel to come order us a taxi to the train station and they provided us with what I am guessing was an illegal drug be as one of us was asked to sit in the front because of ´problems with the policé. We got there ok though. "

"Great place clean room best stuff "

"Huge one bed room apart. "

"Positives: apartment was roomy and comfortable Negatives: plumbing problem; “host” was rude and unhelpful; inaccurate information on website After we arrived, I used the bathroom and the toilet didn’t flush. I turned the lever on the water line to the other position and then the tank filled and flushed with no problem. Later I noticed a lot of water on the floor around the toilet, explaining why the water supply had been turned off in the first place. After that, we had to turn the water off, then turn it on again when we used it. In the meantime, we had communicated with our host. The listing says they have keyless entry, but they really had conventional keys. Not a problem in itself, but the locks were old and worn and I found them difficult to operate, so I texted to see if he could help. I am an English speaker and they list English as one of their languages, so I texted in English. We exchanged a few messages back and forth until he concluded “Je ne parle pas votre langue!,” followed by an obviously auto-translated suggestion “In Morocco try using Google translate to talk to people.” Fortunately, by that time I’d managed to unlock the door. The next day, we went out and when we returned found that there was no water at all. I texted him (in French) saying that the room was unsatisfactory and that I would leave that afternoon. I’m running out of space, so I’ll just give one bit of his reply (my translation): “we’re fed up with your problems.” "