Hotell i Bab Al Andalous I

"Fint gammalt lyxhotell som är något slitet. Grymt läge, trevlig personal, bra frukost och grym utsikt från balkongen. "

"Fin utsikt, trevlig personal. Bra städning."

"This was the best Hilton hotel i’ve ever stayed in. The reception was very kind. The room service was perfect. The breakfast was amazing. Thanks to all the straff that helped us. This will not be the last time i visit the Hilton hotel in Tangier."

"The garage manager asked me to leave my car keys with him, but I refused because I was traveling to Europe and had valuables in my car. When I came back in the morning to pick up my car, I found a scratch on the rear end, and I'm certain it was intentional by the person I refused to give the car keys to. Unfortunately, my suspicions were correct because I didn't trust him."

"Mycket fräscht hotell. Med vänlig personal. Rummet och toaletten var helt fräscht och rent. Kan varmt rekommendera detta hotell med tanke på läget och hur mycket valuta man får för pengarna."

"My stay at this hotel was a mixed bag of exceptional luxury and frustrating isolation. The hotel itself is stunning, boasting exquisite design and top-notch amenities. The service was impeccable; every staff member was attentive, courteous, and eager to assist with any request. It truly felt like a premium experience inside the hotel's walls. However, the significant drawback was its remote location. Situated far from the city center, getting around proved to be a major inconvenience. The hotel's transportation service was the only viable option, as taxis were virtually non-existent in the area. This service was not only excessively expensive—charging nearly double what a regular taxi would cost—but also incredibly slow, with wait times frequently stretching up to an hour. Additionally, the hotel's surroundings were desolate, lacking any local shops, kiosks, or restaurants. To truly experience the vibrant culture and flavors of Morocco, a trip to Tangier city was essential. While the hotel offered a luxurious escape, its isolation made it difficult to immerse oneself in the local environment, which significantly detracted from the overall experience."