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Where to Stay

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Occupying a stunning 14th-century Kasbah townhouse that has been in the same family for generation­s, La Maison Blanche ( 212-539/370-336; lamaisonbl­anche tanger.com; doubles from US$128) opened in 2013 after a six-year renovation with nine guest rooms. Stylish, sophistica­ted, and perfectly situated, it is easily among the city's best places to stay.

The eclectic Aux 3 Portes ( 212-539/931592; aux3portes.com; doubles from US$160) offers just six rooms, each charming and distinct. Tucked away on the edge of the Kasbah, the hotel has a garden, views over the sea, and a series of communal spaces crowded with antiques and interestin­g pieces of furniture.

For rural splendor, head to Villa Joséphine ( 212-539/334-535; villajosep­hine-tanger .com; doubles from US$405) in the Old Mountain area just 10 minutes from the Kasbah. Once the home of Walter Harris—legendary Times correspond­ent, confidant of sultans, and author of Morocco That Was— it was converted into a luxurious 10-room boutique hotel with lush gardens, an inviting pool, and a charming library bar.

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Strolling the narrow lanes of the Kasbah. Left: A modern take on seafood couscous at El Morocco Club.

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