Tangier

This four-story hotel is minimally decorated in a Sahara-safari style with large palms among other plants, black-and-white checkered floors, and beautiful carpets. — Fodor's

Seven (exquisitely appointed) guestrooms, some with windows that look both north to Spain and south into the Moroccan mountains. — Condé Nast Traveler

The classiest five-star hotel in Tangier proper, and a local landmark. — Lonely Planet

Built in the 1870s and brimming with traditional Moroccan architecture, the 56-room, mid-range Hotel Continental is one of the oldest hotels in the city. — Oyster

Made famous as the favorite hotel of the Beat Generation writers, El Muniria still offers clean and comfortable rooms, a lovely garden, and Madame Rabia, the charming proprietress. — Fodor's

While the rooms have little in the way of real Tangerine style, this hotel does have a somewhat nostalgic feel to it, thanks in part to the eclectic blend of furnishings and artwork found throughout. — Fodor's

Every room in this traditional hotel is completely unique, each individually decorated and with balconies looking out to the hotel gardens and the sea in the distance. — Fodor's

This elegant townhouse has been sensitively transformed into a tranquil haven amid the mayhem of the medina. — Fodor's

Hidden away in a secret garden behind a pair of sturdy, cedar wood doors. This rambling, mustard-hued, 1950s French villa is a delight. — The Telegraph

This hotel just a few blocks from the Mediterranean shows a whole other side to Tangier. The showstopping lobby sets the tone; stylish rooms and spacious marble-clad bathrooms are neutral-hued. — Fodor's

A magical place where jungle-like terraces tumble down to the sea and a jumble of rooms crammed with antiques and curios beg you to go exploring. — The Telegraph

The spectacular rooftop terrace delivers panoramic views across the Strait of Gibraltar and the Tanger-Ville port. — Fodor's

Several styles of carpet create a chaotic harmony that makes this exotic abode exactly what you would expect to find in the Kasbah. — Fodor's