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Clean room and amenities was so good

Exceptional place! Only thing would be to plan ahead if travelling with babies when it comes to milk prep or warming the bottle

This property was really nice! The staff was super friendly and helpful and it has great onsite amenities such as a day spa, pool, and pretty decent dining. The area around is a little sketchy but Durban is on the more developing side of living.

The reception area when you enter the Movenpick Hotel in Tangier is very impressive. My wife and I were greeted by the lovely concierge team and one of the team members in a full Moroccan outfit served us nice hot mint tea. The front desk member Faical was very kind and attentive and showed us our room which had a beautiful sea view. The hotel manager Mohamed was also very helpful throughout our stay and Manal at the reception also assisted my wife and I when we needed any help or advice on where to go for sightseeing and shopping. They were all a shining example of warm Moroccan hospitality. The breakfast was very good with a wide variety of different food. The staff were also very helpful and friendly. The rooms were spacious and cleaned daily. The bathrooms were also a good size. The rooms need some maintenance work and generally need to be updated as they are looking old and dated. The hotel is in a wonderful location with beach access. Unfortunately the pool was closed due to maintenance. There is also a very nice park/gardens across the road. Most small taxi rides from the hotel to the Centre Shopping Mall cost between 10-20 Dirhams. We stayed for 3 nights and had a good experience. Hopefully the management can start work on updating the rooms soon.

Love it! Just do it. The only place j samrag when I visit Senegal!

The reception area when you enter the Movenpick Hotel in Tangier is very impressive. My wife and I were greeted by the lovely concierge team and one of the team members in a full Moroccan outfit served us nice hot mint tea. The front desk member Faical was very kind and attentive and showed us our room which had a beautiful sea view. The hotel manager Mohamed was also very helpful throughout our stay and Manal at the reception also assisted my wife and I when we needed any help or advice on where to go for sightseeing and shopping. They were all a shining example of warm Moroccan hospitality. The breakfast was very good with a wide variety of different food. The staff were also very helpful and friendly. The rooms were spacious and cleaned daily. The bathrooms were also a good size. The rooms need some maintenance work and generally need to be updated as they are looking old and dated. The hotel is in a wonderful location with beach access. Unfortunately the pool was closed due to maintenance. There is also a very nice park/gardens across the road. Most small taxi rides from the hotel to the Centre Shopping Mall cost between 10-20 Dirhams. We stayed for 3 nights and had a good experience. Hopefully the management can start work on updating the rooms soon.

Exceptional place! Only thing would be to plan ahead if travelling with babies when it comes to milk prep or warming the bottle

Love it! Just do it. The only place j samrag when I visit Senegal!

The reception area when you enter the Movenpick Hotel in Tangier is very impressive. My wife and I were greeted by the lovely concierge team and one of the team members in a full Moroccan outfit served us nice hot mint tea. The front desk member Faical was very kind and attentive and showed us our room which had a beautiful sea view. The hotel manager Mohamed was also very helpful throughout our stay and Manal at the reception also assisted my wife and I when we needed any help or advice on where to go for sightseeing and shopping. They were all a shining example of warm Moroccan hospitality. The breakfast was very good with a wide variety of different food. The staff were also very helpful and friendly. The rooms were spacious and cleaned daily. The bathrooms were also a good size. The rooms need some maintenance work and generally need to be updated as they are looking old and dated. The hotel is in a wonderful location with beach access. Unfortunately the pool was closed due to maintenance. There is also a very nice park/gardens across the road. Most small taxi rides from the hotel to the Centre Shopping Mall cost between 10-20 Dirhams. We stayed for 3 nights and had a good experience. Hopefully the management can start work on updating the rooms soon.

Exceptional place! Only thing would be to plan ahead if travelling with babies when it comes to milk prep or warming the bottle

It was clean and staff was very helpful

The reception area when you enter the Movenpick Hotel in Tangier is very impressive. My wife and I were greeted by the lovely concierge team and one of the team members in a full Moroccan outfit served us nice hot mint tea. The front desk member Faical was very kind and attentive and showed us our room which had a beautiful sea view. The hotel manager Mohamed was also very helpful throughout our stay and Manal at the reception also assisted my wife and I when we needed any help or advice on where to go for sightseeing and shopping. They were all a shining example of warm Moroccan hospitality. The breakfast was very good with a wide variety of different food. The staff were also very helpful and friendly. The rooms were spacious and cleaned daily. The bathrooms were also a good size. The rooms need some maintenance work and generally need to be updated as they are looking old and dated. The hotel is in a wonderful location with beach access. Unfortunately the pool was closed due to maintenance. There is also a very nice park/gardens across the road. Most small taxi rides from the hotel to the Centre Shopping Mall cost between 10-20 Dirhams. We stayed for 3 nights and had a good experience. Hopefully the management can start work on updating the rooms soon.

Exceptional place! Only thing would be to plan ahead if travelling with babies when it comes to milk prep or warming the bottle

Love it! Just do it. The only place j samrag when I visit Senegal!