Hotels with smoking rooms in Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima

"Really attentive service, particularly by Front of house (Excellente and Maryam) and very good family facilities all round, including wonderful apartment and pool and shuttle transport into the city."

"This is a lovely hotel with loads of charm and great staff. From the traditional courtyard for breakfast to the piano bar terrace for dinner and drinks, this property mixes Tanger's history with modern comforts. Delicious food, great service, and a quiet room - we loved it!"

"Great place, friendly staff, and very close to the beach. Special thanks to Mr. Tawfiq."

"They were very accommodating. The room had a wonderful spiral staircase leading to another room. "

"Best hotel!! Convenient if you’re traveling by train, the train station is just up the street and there’s a mall nearby to walk around in and then it’s a five minute short walk from the beach. The customer service is great. They are kind and friendly and very accommodating. Especially a man named taha is he was great help! "

"A great location, midway between the ferry dock and downtown Tangier. Breakfast made a great start to our stay each day we were there. The Pool!"

"Very good "

"Nice hotel great location excellent service big thanks to emad and yassin at the lobby very good breakfast lot of food great hospitality great service big thanks to ilham and safae and all other stuff "

"Such a wonderful place at entrance of the the Medina of Tangier. A former bank building from 1907 transferred in the early 2000s to a hotel. After traveling for almost 3 weeks all over Morocco we had our last two nights in this historic place. Great service, excellent breakfast buffet, nicely decorated rooms. Very detail orientated decor of the hotel. The only shortcoming was the noise coming from the street at night. We had a balcony room, facing the street, lovely during daytime and in the evenings, but a bit noisy at night. Not the fault of the hotel, but if you have a light sleep you might want to ask a room facing not the street. "