Tangier Hotels & Hostels (21)

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The classiest five-star hotel in Tangier proper is this landmark, a beautifully maintained period piece from the 1930s. Rooms are sumptuous, and while taking a drink in Caid's Bar you might even …

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This old place holds its age well - all rooms have showers and are nicely furnished (some have balconies), more than comfy enough to lay your head. The 1940s glazed tile staircase adds a bit of c…

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Something of a Tangerine institution, the Hôtel Continental is the pick of the bunch in the medina. Overlooking the port with a charming eccentricity, rooms are well-sized, with bathrooms and TV.…

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This complex offers four-star comforts and unbeatable views of the medina and the Bay of Tangier - which goes a long way to making up for its unexciting décor. Rooms have the expected facilities …

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This reliable choice in the heart of the ville nouvelle has a classy, old-world aura in its elegant lobby. Rooms have showers but not toilets, and are all good, clean and modern, although those o…

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This excellent hotel is making a serious bid for being a midrange option for those on for tighter budgets. Bright, clean and modern, rooms come with bathroom, TV and the occasional balcony lookin…

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One for fans of the Beats - Ginsberg, Burroughs and Kerouac all stayed here (The Naked Lunch was supposedly written here), and the hotel has been coasting on that reputation ever since. Rooms are…

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Perched on the steep lane opposite the El-Muniria, this is another Interzone hangover. Rooms in the main building come with bathroom; ironically those without around the terrace feel nicer - airy…

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With attached bathrooms and good quality rooms, the Mamora is another decent option in the medina if you're looking for an extra bit of comfort; it is run well and kept in good order. The rooms o…

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This grand old place has sat on Tangier's seafront for an age - Churchill used to favour it back in the day - but in recent years had fallen into benign neglect. The renovation was in full swing …

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Of all the midrange places on this stretch of road, the Shéhérazade probably offers the best sea views, even if not all the rooms match its competitors. Rooms are plain but comfortable, and compl…

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The Solazur is similar to the Ramada, without the familiarity of a Western chain; nonetheless, it offers comfortable if nondescript rooms with all the standard four-star amenities. And the lobby …

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Tucked away in a quiet street a short walk from Place de Franc, this friendly pension has sparkling clean whitewashed rooms. All have sinks; doubles come with a shower. Hot water can be an issue …

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Not quite the palace you'd hoped for, this is still another decent choice of the many cheapies off Petit Socco. Rooms are as basic as you'd expect for the price. Hot showers are promised, but the…

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On the edge of the medina, the Tanja combines as much modern Spain as traditional riad in a very stylish mix. Rooms are exceedingly comfortable, and decorated with myriad paintings and prints tha…

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