Riad Tingis

This is one of many beautiful Riad's we stayed at while we werein Morocco. from the outside it looks like a typical Riad but once you are inside it's beautiful with all of the handmade tiles. You do have to climb stairs to get to most of the rooms, so be prepared for that. There was a top area where you could get food and drinks. One late evening my wife and I had mint tea overlooking the city and listening to the call to prayer. Everybody in the hotel was incredibly nice and most could speak a good amount of English. Very reasonably priced.

Lovely building, and great location for the medina, and outide locations, and taxis. Rooms are all different, nicely furnished, very clean, but the beds were a bit too hard! Great breakfasts, which were varied each day, plus we were lucky to be ble to have breakfast on the lovely roof terrace. Be aware of the local tax payment, we hadn't had to pay one at out hotel in Chefchaouen, so weren't expecting one here. Payment wasn't asked for at booking in, only as we were leaving for the airport, no credit cards accepted, all local currency had been used up, luckily we still had some euros, otherwise we would have stuck!

Traditional Moroccan riad well located in the market area convenient for the Museums, Casbah, port and other tourist places in Tangier. friendly and helpful staff, comfortable and large rooms, good breakfast on terrace overlooking the bay. Great place to stay for 2-3 nights

A beautiful Riad in a great location in the old town (medina). Really friendly staff, comfortable en-suite room and bed, good shower, aircon (not needed in March but I bet it’s welcome in summer!) and a fantastic breakfast. We took lots of photos of the inside - it’s stunning. If you are staying in Tangier, I do recommend you stay in the medina. It’s where you will very likely spend most of your time and being able to pop home for a short rest or to relax on the roof terrace is a great way to unwind from the hustle and bustle before another round of shopping or eating! You might want to bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper as the mosques do broadcast quite loudly and there is a greater concentration of them in the medina, but for us it just added to the atmosphere! Why stay in soulless hotel when you could choose a place like this.

My husband and I stayed at the Riad Tingis for three nights during a recent trip to Tangier and would highly recommend it to other travellers, based on our experience. The riad is really warm and welcoming, the rooms are very comfortable and the staff are lovely!

The Riad Tingis was an amazing place to stay on our first visit to Tangiers: it was the highlight of our holiday. It has friendly staff, the breakfasts are bountiful with up to six types of bread, the terrace has stunning views and comfortable seating, and they've really invested in the decor with beautiful touches all around the building. Great value for money too.