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There are cheap eateries on Ave Hassan II, Ave Mohammed V and around the gare
routière (bus station) , although many close at lunchtime or take a while to rustle up food.
Hôtel Sable d'Or is a popular choice for a meal or café au lait . Cheap hotels overlook the
gare routière .

Hôtel Sable d'Or
( 0528 87 80 69; [e-mail]; Ave Hassan II; s/d Dh150/200; ) Next to the banks on
the main road, this friendly family-run hotel has comfortable en-suite rooms with
flatscreen TV. Ask for a room at the rear, away from the main road. There's a cafe-restaur-
ant with a pool table.

HOTEL €

Hôtel Bir Anzarane
( 0528 87 78 34; [e-mail]; Ave Hassan II; s/d/tr Dh80/100/180; ) A worn but
clean place, next to the royal palace (soldiers patronise the cafe here) on the west side of
the river. Above the breezy cafe, the small but neat rooms share bathrooms with squat and
flush toilets.

HOTEL €

Tan Tan Plage

There are seafront hotels and campgrounds on the port road.

Hôtel Belle Vue
( 0528 87 91 33; s/d from Dh100/200; ) This appropriately named family-run seafront
hotel has basic en-suite rooms, reached along white corridors hung with cheery paintings.
The cafe-restaurant (breakfast and meals Dh25 to Dh90) is one of Tan Tan Plage's best,
serving tajines, omelettes, sardines and calamari.

HOTEL €

Hôtel Hagounia
( 0528 87 90 20; www.hotel-hagounia.com ; s/d incl breakfast from Dh200/300, ste Dh500/600; )
The Hagounia has gloomy but comfortable rooms, featuring small balconies with beach or
port views, and a sea-facing cafe-restaurant.

HOTEL €

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