It's a one night only kinda Hotel. Good for people who don't want to spend much and have a decent accommodations. It as Wi-fi. It's near to places where you can eat. Don't expect to be a super thing, but it's all right for spending the night when your tired from driving 560 km, like we did. it as private... More

However the cabaret's music kept me up at night!!!

I stayed here for a couple of days whilst on business. The staff are pleasant and helpful. The breakfasts are nothing exciting but adequate. A reasonable base but the decor is a little tired and could do with some refurbishment

Location - quiet zone Stuff - not friendly Cleaning - so and so Conditions - internet in the rooms - no way, only a computer in the main lobby, lucky us for being free that night.Otherwise, no wireless, no internet cable available. Conclusion - quite expensive for the quality of the services provided.If you have time try to find something... More

One of the bad hotels in my life. We found a dead mouse in hotel under the bed. We change room, but all room smell very bad and are old swiming-pool dirty too and hotel stuff very rude too. Terrible Experience. Avoid this hotel there are 1000 hotels better than that.

During a 14 days individual trip through Morocco we found this to be one of the best hotels we stayed in. Service is OK, rooms are clean and fairly large, even more important, there are comfortable chairs in the room. This is clearly the stepchild of many hotels which either don’t have chairs at all, assuming that guests prefer to... More

I stayed here for a few days in August of 2009. I found the location to be great. It was only a few blocks away from the medina, which was my main area of interest. As other reviewers have posted, the restaurant in the hotel wasn't that great. It was a bit expensive and the food adequate. I found better... More

The hotel is a 15 minute walk from the city centre and Medina. It is walking distance to a number of good restuarants also. Being outside the city centre you have the benefit of suburbia but one is close enough to the action. Good value for money and a great introduction to Morocco if this is your first stop. The... More

We have just returned from a weekend trip in Tangers, and stayed at the Hotel intercontinental. It is not a good place to go if you are a woman travelling without a man, disgusting as this might sound, as the treatment you receive is totally different. We went for meals at the hotel and the food was substandard. The lamb... More