Palace · New Kasbah
Royal Mansour Tangier
The newest Royal Mansour, built on the Kasbah cliff. Suites with Strait-of-Gibraltar views, a Guerlain spa, discreet arrival.
A city of two coasts — Mediterranean and Atlantic, Morocco and Europe. Creative, hilled, and quietly legendary.
Tangier is the most European of Moroccan cities — fourteen kilometres from Spain, it has been an interzone for a century. Paul Bowles wrote here. The Rolling Stones recorded here. Yves Saint Laurent kept a garden.
The Kasbah rises steeply above the port, the Petit Socco opens in its middle, and the Mendoubia gardens offer one of the quietest green corners in the Kingdom. The light, at five in the afternoon, is a legend for a reason.
For stays of two or three nights, Tangier is an entirely separate Morocco — and, paired with Chefchaouen two hours south, makes a refined northern arc.
The newest Royal Mansour, built on the Kasbah cliff. Suites with Strait-of-Gibraltar views, a Guerlain spa, discreet arrival.
A private dar kept by the Maison's circle, within the Kasbah walls. Entire-property, by arrangement.
A coastal option south of the city for principals who want Atlantic frontage and a larger suite footprint.
Our guide Mounir has lived in the Kasbah for thirty years. He opens doors in the walls, climbs to roof terraces not marked on any map, and ends you at a café with one of the great views in the Mediterranean.
A private motor-yacht across the Strait of Gibraltar to Tarifa. Lunch on the Spanish side, back before sunset. For those who want two countries in a day.
A walking tour with a writer — the cafés, the Gran Café de Paris, the Librairie des Colonnes, the American Legation. The city that kept a century of literary refugees.
Tangier is a city of layers. The Maison's notes on when to come and how to pace it.
Tell us the dates. We will answer within the hour, in the language of your choice.
