Dar El Hayet, Guest house in the Medina of Tangier, Morocco.
Dar El Hayet is a guest house in the old city of Tangier, furnished with traditional Moroccan elements including detailed tilework, carved wooden doors, painted plaster ceilings, and a central courtyard with a fountain. The house offers comfortable rooms with traditional décor and free Wi-Fi throughout.
The house is part of Tangier's ancient old city and has served as a residence for generations before opening to international travelers. Its architecture follows the building styles that have been preserved in this region for centuries.
The house displays the craftsmanship of the region through its tilework, carved doors, and painted ceilings, inviting guests into the living culture of the old city. The way rooms arrange around a central courtyard reflects a centuries-old building tradition that still shapes daily life here.
The house is located on Rue Bibane and remains reachable year-round via telephone for inquiries and bookings. Guests should note that the building sits in a historic quarter with narrow streets best explored on foot.
The rooftop terrace overlooks the bay of Tangier and serves as a quiet spot to watch sunsets. From there, one can see how closely the old city connects with the sea, which has always shaped the town's story.
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