Super quiet, very clean, and the staff were extremely friendly.
Ch2 months ago
Just a moment…
★★★·Tangier·7.8
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Jnane Yemma, a boutique guest house in Tangier, features a private swimming pool, sun terrace, and lush garden. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a lounge, outdoor play area, and an electric vehicle charging station. Family rooms, 24‑hour security, and a modern restaurant offering brunch, lunch, dinner, high tea, and halal breakfast with cheese. Located 9 km from Ibn Battuta Airport, it offers tranquil surroundings and attentive service.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Super quiet, very clean, and the staff were extremely friendly.
Ch·2 months ago
The room was nice and quiet, and the pool was good. But for the price, we expected it to be spotless—there were insects and hair, which was a bit disappointing. It didn’t justify the cost. There was no Wi‑Fi code; we had to ask the staff for it. Finding a place to eat during the festivities was a bit tricky.
Jimmy·4 months ago
The place was very calm and beautiful. We arrived on a motorcycle at 19:00, tired and hungry. The receptionist asked for our passports as usual, then immediately demanded 2 € cash; I wanted to pay by card, but she said no, only cash. I asked if we could eat, and she said there was nothing to eat, so we decided to go to 10 on a motorcycle from the location. The next day we woke up and no one was in the building; we found a gardener outside and asked what time breakfast was, and he said there was no breakfast. The fridge in the room was empty. I strongly advise against staying here; the place is beautiful and quiet but the service is terrible.
Antonio·5 months ago
The calm and the view were good. We paid an extra 200 dhs per night even though the reservation said the child fee was waived. The staff were a bit defensive, which we didn’t like. For the price we expected necessary items (a kettle for tea/coffee, water glasses, a water bottle, housekeeping to change towels). The lunch option was not interesting at all and costs 95 dhs per person. We asked for a bedroll at the price quoted, 30 dhs, but they ultimately refused to bring it back.
Rim·A year ago
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Rachid·A year ago