This was one of the largest most citified hotels I stayed in on my two-month trip -- quite a contrast to some of the five-room guesthouses. I had a large, opulent room with a view and balcony that looked out over the Mediterranean and a patch of Spain. I even had a sitting room; too bad there was only one... More

We arrived unannounced with back packs off the train from Rabat and were only too pleased to stumble upon The Rembrandt. Desk staff were friendly, attentive and helpfull. We were given a choice of rooms in different parts of the hotel and decided upon a sunny, airy room at the top front (407) with a fine view back down the... More

The hotel has a great location and was easy to find, only 10 minutes walking to the medina. The walk from the main train station took me around 20-30 minutes and can easily be done with small luggage/backpack. Check-in was quick and staff was very welcoming. My room (405) was large and seemed recently refurbished, also the bathroom seemed pretty... More

Hotel rooms lately renovated,clean.Rooms are equipped with the air condition unit,not capable for all ro0ms of this size ,fitted only in the bedroom.Restaurant air con unit is not sufficient it's quite cold in the winter time.Food on average level.Waiters are lazy.

Don't be put off by the 3 stars. I reserve 5 stars for exceptional value and service, four if the accommodations or service are awesome, but the price also demands such, and three for a good, clean option at a fair price. The Rembrandt is a great old hotel, still offering up 5 star service with uniformed bell hops, concierge,... More

great location, great view, nice pool BUT it was winter, early fifties hotel, spacious rooms and halls, higher tan normal nowadays ceilings, new windows with double glass, aircon gives heat also, breakfast ok.....a good deal. It is true that one should not expect tourist info from the reception as another visitor pointed out.

central potision, very good, clean and nice, clean and spacious, you can see spain from the roof when there's not too much clouds. Near a lot of reataurants. Easy to reach from train station. Excursions aviable.

We stayed 6 nights in The Rembrandt Tangier. It’s a bit tired but for a lower end scale (budget) hotel we thought it very good. Sheets changed every few days and the room spotless. It’s in a good location if you like walking to the Medina etc it faces on to a main street with loads of shops and coffee... More

Central position in the thriving city of Tangier. Large, clean, spacious and comfortable room. The reception area was also quite grand. Downside for me was a bathroom very much needing a refurbishment with bad visible damp (and consequent frowsty odour) on the ceiling. It was a struggle to have a warm shower most days, never mind a hot one (1... More