Dar Sultan

Charming place in the heart of the kasbah, and the owner is super helpful too. Recommend. Note they do not take credit cards for payment at Riad, so either pay in advance or be sure to have ample Moroccan currency to settle bill.

This is a jewel of a place. It is surpassed by the excellent staff who go out of their way to help with any request. You will not regret having dinner here...the depth of flavors is sumptuous! Too, Nadia , manager and chef, is lovely and treats you like family. It was great to be pampered.

Cons: Super tiny rooms with a very open bathroom. Luckily for me, the hotel was empty for my stay, but if not, I would have likely not been too happy. The map they provided was not very helpful to navigate the medina. Not much English communication is understood, although French is very prevalent (including in the area itself). Steep stairs (only a problem for people who have troubles climbing). Pros: Staff was always available and asking me for any requests for food/drink. Very helpful staff in finding any locations otherwise. Beautiful riad with fantastic views of the city and water (not many of these terraces available in the medina). Excellent location although hard to find based on the one sign at the entrance. Very in-your-face cats which is a bonus for me (not a riad I would suggest for anyone allergic or declines to be around cats). Available to help with transfers to the airport (should be no more than 200 dh per trip).

Loved the hotel. Wonderfully decorated - Xmas decorations were up as we arrived but usual standard of decor is fab. All staff are friendly and helpful and enjoyable to interact with.

It was a beautiful building, attractively furnished with lots of local craftsmanship. The outdoor spaces were covered with plants and flowers. The breakfast was impossibly lavish and delicious. And the staff were sweet and helpful. A delightful place to stay!

The property is a historic road and is decorated fantastically. The staff is all incredibly kind and attentive. The home is beautiful and well maintained and cared for. The cleaning staff's attention to detail is spectacular. We stayed in the rooftop suite, with the private terrace, where breakfast is served to you from 830-1030. Breakfast is fantastic. There are several stairs to climb and no elevator for those with mobility issues. There are public terraces for the hotel guests as well. The property is at the top of the kasbah so there will be a lot of uphill climbing to get home. Highly recommended.

The Hotel was authentic and incredible with the amazing service great food and the best ambience from all the Riads we stayed through our one month trip in Morocco. I would highly recommend staying at this hotel with its boutique Kasbah charm. Breakfast was served on the terrace among beautiful tended plants and flowers. A must stay and very convenient location for the Musee de Kasbah and all the stores in the Kasbah.

Wonderful property excellent staff. Take a cab from the airport or the ferry - the Kasbah is a maze!

Difficult walk to hotel. Steep stairs to room. Disgraceful behaviour of staff. Requested taxi to the bus station in the morning. Told no bus available. Lies. Taxi tried to take us to Tangier Port for good price. Drove all around to try and make us miss the bus. Took abuse in French to get us to bus station. Fortunately had agreed price before getting into taxi. Bus fare minimal. Taxi to port Dirhams 200. Particularly wanted the enjoyable views of the bus journey. Rampant dishonesty. Will never go back.

A quintessential Moroccan townhouse in the heart of the Kasbah. Well kept despite its age with its staff toiling to keep it in pristine shape. The breakfast is sumptuous and filling. Each of the rooms have characters of their own. The nuances channel your inner Arab and transport you to the mid century. The views from the rooftop is breathtaking.