3-Star Hotels in Tangier

Modern hotel with good service. Staff are polite and responsive; drivers have taken to the station free of charge when they have not been able to order a taxi by phone. Breakfast was served at the table: omlet with vegetables, fresh fruit in cutting, juice, coffee or tea. In the room everything works well: air conditioning, good lighting, mini-fridge, TV.

The hotel staff is warm and thoughtful, especially the guy at the front desk, who speaks fluent English and gave us a lot of local travel tips. There are a variety of breakfasts, and Moroccan traditional pancakes and mint tea are especially recommended! The terrace on the top floor has a great view, overlooking the sunset at the port of Tangier, and it is a great place to take photos. In addition, this trip to Morocco was made thanks to the arrangement of the tour guide ** Xiaolin**. The itinerary was reasonable, the explanation was professional, and he took us to eat a lot of authentic food. Friends in need can add him on WeChat (👉 *************** 👈), he is super nice and can help you plan a cost-effective itinerary!

Very good hotel staff very pleasant specially the receptionist Nada.She been so kind and helpful.Breakfast served is very delicious.All staff down to earth.Location is ideal in the middle of city.Cleanliness is perfect.Air conditioning working well in all rooms Would like to recommend to everyone 👍

Loved it so much, nice neighborhood, quiet and it was nice walking in quiet neighborhoods and clean and cute rooms

The room definitely needs some renovations. The parquet flooring at the entrance is damp and crumbling, the shower head is leaking, and the extra breakfast was a bit disappointing when we didn't get scrambled eggs, and many other items were already out of stock. The pool is open from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., so we missed it. Overall, it's a decent option for the price. There are a lot of beggars along the way from the train station, though, so beware.

Very well located hotel, the rooms are a bit old, the bathtub is a bit high, I am 1.68 and it was difficult for me to get in and out. Very friendly

Stayed here many times, very good central location. Rooms of variable quality, a few have balconies, plenty hot water, nice pool and garden, unfortunately deckchairs are no longer allowed in garden...only round the pool. Breakfast is OK, bit expensive, nice cafes just round corner offer better coffee and value. Garden used as gaint bar / restaurant / spanish caberet in summer evenings, can be noisy in pool side rooms, in evening, but I dont mind it.

The hotel is conveniently located about a 15-minute walk from the Medina, the beach, and the souk area. It was a perfectly decent stay. The bed was comfortable, though a bit on the small side. The local breakfast was very complete, including natural orange juice, half a Moroccan bread, a small cheese, Moroccan tea or coffee, butter, Moroccan crepes, jam, and a pastry. They asked if we wanted our room cleaned, and we told them it wasn't necessary. When we checked out, they tried to charge us for two extra coffees, which we didn't order, and they removed them without issue. However, for the tourist tax, which was listed as €9 on Tripadvisor, they charged us €12. I didn't think this was right and showed them the Tripadvisor info, but we didn't argue and just paid it.

Very good, fully equipped!

The location is excellent—quiet, away from the city’s noise, and offering a beautiful sea view that makes for a very relaxing stay. The breakfast was enjoyable, and the young staff were kind, welcoming, and attentive throughout my visit. I would recommend this hotel to travelers across different budgets. That said, there are a few areas for improvement. The rooms rely on air conditioning for heating, which was not very comfortable. A proper heating system, such as external radiators, would greatly improve guest comfort. During my 9-night stay, this issue unfortunately contributed to me catching a cold. Additionally, installing bidets in the bathrooms would be a valuable upgrade, as this is an important feature many travelers appreciate but is currently missing. It is a relatively small investment that could significantly enhance the overall guest experience.