Super quiet, very clean, and the staff were extremely friendly.
ChHá 2 meses
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★★★·Tangier·7.8
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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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Super quiet, very clean, and the staff were extremely friendly.
Ch·Há 2 meses
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·Há 4 meses
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·Há 5 meses
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.
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