Morocco Travel Guide

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Taza Ville Nouvelle

    Sleeping

1    Hôtel  Dauphiné

    Eating

2    Café   Amsterdam

3    Café   La  Joconda

Hôtel   Dauphiné

4    Les    Deux    Rives

5    Mou    Mou

6    Pizzeria   du  Jardin

Transport

7 Buses &   Petits  Taxis   for Medina

8 Buses for Medina

9    CTM    Office

Hôtel de l’Étoile €

Offline map Google  map (    0535   27  01  79; 39  Ave Moulay  el-Hassan;  s/d Dh40/50)    Spanish-

owned, this cheapie next to Place Aharrach is easy to miss (the sign is hidden under the
arcaded front), but inside, the strawberry-pink paint job is hard to escape. Friendly enough, it’s
as basic as the tariff suggests – rooms are fine for the money, with shared squat toilets. All
have sinks but there’s no shower: head for the nearby hammam to really clean up.

Hôtel Dauphiné €

Offline map Google map ( 0535 67 35 67; Place de l’Indépendance; s/d Dh130/165) Ideally
located on the main square, the Dauphiné is good value in the budget category. Rooms are
hardly exciting, but most are generously sized, and those at the front have small balconies.
There’s a bar and restaurant on the ground floor.

Hôtel Friouato €

Offline map (    0535   67  25  93; Blvd    Bel Hassan; s/d Dh275/315;   )  Halfway between Taza

Haute and Taza Bas, the Friouato is nevertheless a fair choice if you’re after a bit of comfort
and a pool to have a dip in, especially if you have your own transport. Some of the decor is a
bit tired, but all the three-star amenities are there, including a bar and restaurant.

Hôtel Tour Eiffel €€

Offline map (    0535   67  15  62; [email protected];  Blvd    Bir Anzarane;   s/d Dh320/410;  

) Stuck on the road out of town, the Tour Eiffel is named for its high aspirations. Past the
cramped lobby, a lift swishes you up to well-sized and fairly comfy rooms, many with great
views out towards the mountains. The house restaurant has good juices and is noted for its