Dar Yasmine

I loved Dar Yasmine! The location was great and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good and the room was very clean. I would definitely recommend staying here.

The hotel was in the hole Rooms was clean but heavy smell I have headache becouse of it

I have already put one review up for this hotel, but we needed to go back to the hotel a week later as we were passing through Tangier and had some problems. We went back to the hotel hoping we could get out of the rain and sort out our problems. We knocked on the door at 7am in the morning and were greeted with a smile and asked to come in. We were offered coffee/tea, use of their wifi and electricity,. They also made phone calls for us to try and help. In the end they arranged a taxi for us, fixed the rate so we didn't have to haggle and got us going again - all Free of Charge!!. We offered money, but they politely refused. We had great service during our stay and got the same for free a week later. Can't ask for better.

Charming riad right in the bustle of the medina. Was not that easy to locate the entrance if not for a small signpost. The rooms are small but comfortable and clean and WIFI was good. Breakfast could have been more varied, but adequate. It would be good if drinking water was provided daily in the rooms. Other than that we had a comfortable stay and were always happy to return to the sanctuary of the riad after a day of getting lost in the souk! And we would like to give a special shout-out to the receptionist who was a great help and provided all the assistance we needed to get around safely and comfortably. Thank you for a lovely stay.

This was our first time in Tangier and it was an eye-opener. Right off the ferry we were approached by a persistent man you said that he was a guide and he would not leave us alone. We continued walking and were approached by a child and another man who wouldn't stop following us. We knew the way to Dar Yasmine but the port of Tangier does not look like the streets on the map and a fourth man managed to convince us that he knew the way. He took us on a long windy detour when we were so close to our destination. Turns out he was notified by the front desk lady at the riad that we were coming as he had a business card and the young boy had a list of arrivals. He insisted on payment for this detour and we gave him 5 euros. Otherwise the riad was OK. We were the only couple there so breakfast was served to us directly by a lady who did not seem to like her job serving breakfast. The room itself was cramped but it was heated which is an unusual positive in Morocco. The shower was designed to flood all over the bathroom so the floor was always either wet or damp. And the main mosque is right across the street so we woke up at 4:30 AM both days, woo hoo, and the second morning involved a 15-minute song at 5:00 AM. Wifi worked well. The approach is narrow and scary but that's somewhat normal. If you go, call ahead to have someone meet you or street view it so you know the area before you arrive.