ダル ヤスミン(Dar Yasmine)

I was very impressed with this quaint little Dar inside the medina. My room was simple, and had everything I needed. I like simple a lot. The medina was right out my door and I had a path to the coast and up the souks for everything I wanted to see. Staff was courteous and friendly.

Very noisy! We cant breathe inside the room. Very tiny room . No window on the exterior.

The place was beautiful and clean. We recommend this place but we do recommend having breakfast somewhere else, not fresh.

Great location, although closeness to the early morning call to prayer might be tough for a long stay. Breakfast on top of roof was great with good service. Check in dicey as for shortchanged on “city tax”. Not worth arguing over but doesn’t leave a trusting taste.

My husband and I stayed in Dar Jasmine for two nights in a standard room. Our room and the guest house in general was perfectly clean, tidy and well decorated. All the bedding including towels were of very good quality. Bedroom was warm (visited during the winter). Breakfast was served on the roof top and it was a buffet style with a good selection of fruit, breads, yoghurts, tea and coffee, etc. Of particular mention must be Hannah in Reception who went above and beyond to accommodate us at a very last minute request. She was very understanding and considerate. She also gave us very good local advice. We highly recommend this guest house if you visit Tangier.

Wonderful, clean and perfectly located hotel. The people working were incredibly helpful and nice. The rooms were nice and had good amenities. The breakfast is pretty good with fresh fruit and cheese and also different types of pancakes. I highly recommend for your stay in Tangier.

A nice place to stay when visiting Tanger. Rooms are large, clean and comfortable. Staff are kind and helpful. If you are by car you can park it in a parking 2 min away. What we didn't like was the breakfast and wifi.

This property was very recently renovated and it shows. Everything was new however the furnishings in the breakfast area were the most uncomfortable chairs I have ever sat on. The main lobby was not at all inviting and for a Riyadh that is very strange. That should be the welcoming area and a place that you would want to sit and relax. Not so. I asked for a wake up call on my last day as I was having a problem with my phone and that never came. Fortunately the loudspeakers from the mosque or no more than 50 ft away so I was up at 5:30, 6:00 and 6:30. Also only one person spoke English and she was not available most of the time. And last why would you put a 65-year-old woman on the very top floor in the very last room. Not a great idea