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Sleeping
The streets between Pl du Rif and the souq are packed with ultra-cheap hotels. Some are
pretty dingy, so look around before committing.
Hotel Villa Florido
( 0539 84 08 47;
http://florido.alhoceima.com
; Pl du Rif; s/d/tr Dh258/316/424; )
This curva-
ceous art deco hotel dating from 1920, an island in the Pl du Rif, has been completely re-
vamped in great style. Large, spotless rooms have bathrooms and satellite TV, and most
have a balcony. There's a smart cafe downstairs (breakfast Dh40). The area can be noisy
at night.
HOTEL
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Hotel al-Hana
( 0666 90 32 00; 17 Calle Imzouren; s/d/tr without bathroom Dh100/160/240)
With rock-bottom
prices, this simple hotel is tucked into the tiny streets east of Pl du Rif. All facilities are
shared, including the clean squat toilets (hot showers are free). It's well kept, and the cafe
on the ground floor is full of men throwing dice.
HOTEL
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Hotel Rif
( 0539 98 22 68; 13 Calle Sultan Moulay Youssef; s/d without bathroom Dh100/150)
If your budget
is really maxed-out, you'll end up in this long hallway lined with simple rooms. Bath-
rooms with squat toilets are shared, but you do get your own sink. Keep your door locked:
the staff sleeps during the day.
HOTEL
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La Perla
( 0539 98 45 13;
www.hotelperlamorocco.com
; Ave Tariq ibn Zaid; s/d incl breakfast Dh700/850;
)
This modern mirrored-glass high-rise business hotel has comfortable, if bland, rooms
with satellite TV and large bathrooms. The tiled floors, thin walls and location on a busy
corner make it quite noisy. There's a cafe on the ground floor and a restaurant upstairs.
HOTEL
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Hotel al-Khouzama
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