I'm giving this hotel a 5 star rating for the way in which they dealt with the various street hawkers etc who follow you home; walking through the door is an oasis of peace and safety. It's not a bad hotel, good spacious rooms and very clean. Also, the location of the hotel means that you can literally walk out... More

A bit like a boarding school! Large non-en-suite rooms with quaint furnishings. Room 35 catches the full blast of loudspeaker announcements from the adjoining mosque. OK for a night or two - nothing special.

I stayed at Hotel Mamora for one night with my wife. It is located in the Medina, which may be advantage for some people and for some not. It may be noisy at night because of pabs outside the window. It is close to the port and CTM bus stop, next to the city beach. I must say it is... More

We stayed here for one night during winter holidays. Then left after the firtst night. The room was large but not well kept and rather dirty, so were the corridors. The whole smelled , so the window had to be kept open. There was a shower and sink in the room. Promised hot water in the morning wasn't there. Toilets... More

This is a no frills spot right at the entrance of the Tangier Medina right as you are entering from the side nearest the port. The staff was very nice and showed us two rooms to choose from. The shared toilet was no problem and for one or two nights I think this hotel is a great way to save... More

As a single American woman travelling alone in Morocco, I was very happy with my stay at the Hotel Mamora in Tangier. Don't expect anything fancy, it's not at all glamorous. But, it's clean, comfortable and located right in the middle of the Medina. Some rooms don't have their own bathrooms, so make sure you ask for one if you... More

Nightmare at the Mamora. After seeing the room I accepted the grotty place on account of sever exhaustion. My girlfirend then decided that the room was unacceptable because it had no toilet. We decided to decline the room (this all happened in the space of 5mins) When we told the man on reception we were leaving he blew his top... More