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"Fantastic hotel ,has all the facilities and very friendly staff."

"Excellent service "

"This place is excellent. Great people. In a really good location, close to the beach, the port, and not far from alot of the cool lil tight shopping areas if you wanna do that. Just up the street from the main waterfront road, so you can catch a bus or taxi anywhere. About half an hour walk to the tanger ville train station. Breakfast is included and they provide laundry service. 2 minimarts across the street. Great place"

"The staff were very helpful. Muhammad (night shift) helped us a lot during our stay. Would recommend. It’s in a good location. Naya club is next door so it can be a bit noisy at night. "

"Friendly staff however this can’t make up for the shoddy conditions of this hotel and the lack of cleanliness. And when you complain about the room they just tell you there’s no other rooms available. Our bathroom door handle literally came apart from the door, shower had no curtain so the whole bathroom gets drenched, toilet seemed to be leaking so floor was constantly wet. Also no bathroom ventilation. The rooms themselves are spacious but the lack of cleanliness and shoddy conditions let it...

"Hôtel situé au calme tout près du musée d art moderne et à distance raisonnable de la gare de Rabat ville. Terrasse sur le toit très agréable. Chambres propres. Excellent séjour. "

"Being in an old church, the architecture of the rooms and the common area is unique and the decor very thoughtful. Staff are great. Highly recommended."

"Convenient if you need to go to the Ouarzazate Airport early in the morning, except breakfast does not start until 6am. So that is too late since flight departs at 7:30am. Old, tiny bathrooms. Uncomfortable bed and pillows. Bad smell throughout premises. Maybe some candles or incense would help. "

"Amazing place! "

"Firstly, staying in Sale means you get a more "step back in time" feeling. You won't see many other tourists on the streets, the market is authentic because it's used by the locals and you don't get hassled and the medina is fabulous (walking around the medina walls facing Rabat was a highlight of our trip). We drove so you need to figure out parking in advance (most Medinas in Morocco are pedestrian majority so Google maps can be sketchy). If you use public transport it's a bit of a walk, but...