The location

Old, the hotel needs an urgent refresh

Location location location... and the character of the hotel

Terrace on top floor should be leveraged. Music repetitive and boring

Location and the vibe of the hotel. Overall, this hotel takes you back to the 1930s thru 1950s when Tangier was an international city. The proximity of the hotel to many interesting spots of the city allow you to explore by foot the city.

Terrace should be used for a cafe. Right now it is this missed opportunity with a gorgeous view of the city. Also, the music in the restaurant and garden is boring and repetitive.

the location and view were fabulous and the setting lovely.

there was a smell in the room. the staff could be friendlier--some were, others not so much

This was a last minute booking, as we had not originally planned to visit Tangier. We chose Villa de France on the basis of online reviews, and especially its location. Our welcome by the young woman receptionist, and the young doorman was flawless, and we were very pleased to receive a room upgrade. Our room was airy and spacious, Matisse motifs in the decor and furnishings (reflecting a famous former resident) were much appreciated (my wife is an artist). The only disappointment was that the finishes to woodwork in the room were "tired" and could do with some future tlc. Staying two nights, we decided to dine inhouse on our first night. Service in the bar for pre-dinner drinks was a bit hit and miss, and explanation as to what the dining options were had to be sought rather than being proffered. The dining room was as one would expect for a hotel with this pedigree and reputation, and the service was attentive and professional without being effusive. The menu was not too extensive and there were chef's recommendations. We were both very pleased with our entrees, but saddened that both main courses lacked a certain amount of culinary flair, as well as being under-seasoned. Breakfasts on both mornings were well presented and varied.

Although we understand and respect the cultural attitudes towards animals in general, and cats in particular; we were disappointed that on both nights there was a wailing cat on our room's corridor, and at times outside our door.

Breakfast was mediocre.

Location and comfort

Nothing

beautiful room, large and very well fitted out

nothing specific except price

we have been coming to this hotel for many years now, I know its been closed for a year , but it seems like the place is not flowing as it should be, needs a lot of maintenance.

The restaurant facilities are nothing compared to its sister hotel Minzah in which we have been going every other night. The hotel menu at Ville de France needs to change, its been the same for years.

great location, friendly staff and very clean.

the main restaurant was rather overpriced and the food wasn’t up to the cost.

Lovely hotel, shades of 1940

Breakfast was awful, cold scrambled eggs, uncooked fried eggs, greasy vegetables , awful coffeee! Nestpresso is not proper coffee!

Location was great. Close to the City center and the Marina

location

breakfast

The hotel was classic and had a beautiful architecture. the view from my room had a beautiful view of Tanger . It’s in down town , close mostly to everything. I want to thank the receptionists and the concierge for their kindness and support. Everything was great .

A few times the door keys didn’t work but it was solved .

Everything was amazing

Anything

Great location Beautiful room Nice staff

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Great location close to the Souk. Beautiful hotel with very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast buffet is great.

WiFi was not functioning well.

- Marble bathroom - Safe with guard at the entrance and parking - Nice complex - good parking - Hot water - Ok breakfast

- hard bed - the safe box was not secured to any wall - the sink was too far away from the person - the toilet was damaged and not flushing properly (making noise all night) - the whole complex is getting old and needs to be renovated - old bedsheets