All staff here we spoke to were extremely friendly and helpful and are a credit to the hotel.The rooms were large with a sitting area, dinning area, kitchen,...

All staff here we spoke to were extremely friendly and helpful and are a credit to the hotel.The rooms were large with a sitting area, dinning area, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. It was immaculately clean.The kitchen had a fridge freezer, oven hob and kettle. There was not toaster or tea and coffee.The bed was comfy the only slight negative was the noise from the street although it was better when the outside shutters were closed.The big negative about our stay was the TV and WiFi. The WiFi was fine in the morning and daytime but come the evening it was very difficult to get on the internet and soon dropped out if you did.The TV is advertised as satellite and it had 1200 channels but virtually no channels in English. Lots of German, French channels but other than a couple of news channels nothing in English.The hotel location is great and is set in between the modern area and within easy walking distance of the medina and port.Personally I like to explore in the day and chill out at night watching TV and surfing the net so based on this I would not use this hotel again.For anybody not bothered about these modernism and wants a spacious, friendly, clean and central location base this would be a great place to book.

Great choice when visiting Tangier. About 19 minutes from old Medina. 1.2 miles away from a large mall. Excellent service, the staff is one of the best....

Great choice when visiting Tangier. About 19 minutes from old Medina. 1.2 miles away from a large mall. Excellent service, the staff is one of the best. Ample space and very clean. We liked it some much that stayed back on our return to Tangier before flying out. The only thing bad is that the WiFi is poor.

What was not a planned stay in Tanger, Morocco turned out to be one of the highlights of our summer holiday. We decided to stay with four kids in Appartment...

What was not a planned stay in Tanger, Morocco turned out to be one of the highlights of our summer holiday. We decided to stay with four kids in Appartment Hotel Rania, a modern (1 year old) building with spacious appartments. The staff was super friendly, the location very central and the appartment very convenient. A comfortable place to stay a couple of days to explore Tangers. The airco was welcome in the middle of the summer. From the appartment, it is easy to walk into the centre, with all restaurants and bars at arms length. Definitely a place where I would return.

We were there for three nights .It was well located , resonable prices and good service .Staff was helpful and best thing is it’s clean well equipped ....

We were there for three nights .It was well located , resonable prices and good service .Staff was helpful and best thing is it’s clean well equipped . One issue that they didn’t come for cleaning one day . Enjoyed our stay

The apartment was large, very nice, well furnished and everything worked fine. Individual room AC units allow comfortable temps everywhere all the time....

The apartment was large, very nice, well furnished and everything worked fine. Individual room AC units allow comfortable temps everywhere all the time. This unit had a washer and an "air dryer", which ended up working well. And the sun bleached the whites whiter than ever! My apartment was smoking allowed - rare to find anywhere anymore. Some are non-smoking. There is a very narrow, but nice terrace. The refrigerator is a bit small - but double (at least) the size of a mini-fridge and gets stuff really COLD and has a freezer, too.The staff was very nice and very helpful - when they could understand me. With a couple there was a struggle but with Google Translate on my phone, we got by. The ones that spoke English were more helpful, of course. But everyone was nice and always did their best to help me in any was requested.There is a restaurant at the front with inside and outside seating. I didn't try much of their food. The pizzas there (and a couple other places) only resemble what we Americans call pizza... they are round and cut into pie shaped slices. Any other resemblances are coincidental. It is nice to sit outside with a cold drink, though!