Our stay at the Rembrandt went quite well, and I would look at the prior reviews that were not overly negative as your guide to what you get. The location is very good, though on a busy street. The rooms are dated, but quite functional and overall, comfortable. Indeed, the datedness feel I found rather nice as I often feel those hotels are a bit less stale. It has a pool (not big), and places to relax around the pool (though this area also is right outside the bar, which can be a plus or a minus). The breakfast is reasonable, and you can buy an omelette if you wish. My minor disappointment was with the front desk staff. They were not as helpful as they might be, and seemed put out at times.

We stayed at the Rembrandt on April 29, 2008. The hotel is in a great location on one of the main boulevards, close to the port and to the medina, but the traffic is quite busy and the air is full of diesel fumes. The hotel looks nice inside, with large lobby and decorated in local style hallways, although a little tired. We got a room on the first floor which was marvelous - big, nicely decorated with carpets on the walls, great new bathroom ... and some strange unpleasant odour. So we changed it. The second one was by far not that nice - TV and half of the lamps were not working, bathroom was mediocre, and there was dust on the furniture, but no smell, so we spent the night there. There is a pool, the staff is friendly, but beware what room you will get!

I'm not sure who would recommend this place. We were only passing through Tangier. Luckily we only had to stay in this place for one night. The room we had was noisy, dirty, and falling apart. The only thing I can say is at least the sheets appeared to be clean. We only booked this because it was last minute and everything else was too expensive or booked.

This was a cute place to stay. The rooms are definitely older and out-dated, but are very, very clean which was important to us. The location was fantastic, all of the sites were in walking distance. The only negative was the room got VERY loud at night as we faced the street. We had just flown over from the US and were totally exhausted but could not get any rest because of the noise. Because of this we slept in and did not get to try the breakfast, so I can't comment on that. The hotel lobby/bar/pool area had a strange feel to it. When you walked around you almost felt like you were at a mini-resort. Best bathroom in the city was the hotel lobby. If only the bathrooms in the rooms were that modern! (I believe we had a shower curtain decorated with colored fishes!) I would stay there again if the price was right.

The hotel staff are very pleasant but the hotel itself is not! There is one old creaky lift which is not enough. The fittings eg the plugs are falling off the wall and appear quite dangerous. The furniture is old and needs upgrading. There is a swimming pool-no chairs around it. Breakfast was awful-terrible juice and stale bread. Tangiers is itself quite dirty and grotty-would not recommend it.