I stayed at Hotel Mamora for one night with my wife. It is located in the Medina, which may be advantage for some people and for some not. It may be noisy at night because of pabs outside the window. It is close to the port and CTM bus stop, next to the city beach. I must say it is a really good place to stay. Rooms are big with a comfortable big bed, but a bathroom (with only a shower and a sink) was very small. Toilets are on the corridor. Water wasn't hot, just warm. But it was acceptable. We paid 200MAD for a room. Room was quite clean as for Moroccan conditions. Personnel speak English and is very helpful.

We stayed here for one night during winter holidays. Then left after the firtst night.
The room was large but not well kept and rather dirty, so were the corridors. The whole smelled , so the window had to be kept open.
There was a shower and sink in the room. Promised hot water in the morning wasn't there. Toilets on the corridor were also not inviting but ok. Though the paperholder was broken. So we took the paper to the room everytime.
There was no breakfast.
Though built into the medina, the room had a window with a nicish view over a mosque and on the fright harbour.
Staff was uninterested and not willing to give a discount for the unheld promises of hot water and cleanliness.

This is a no frills spot right at the entrance of the Tangier Medina right as you are entering from the side nearest the port. The staff was very nice and showed us two rooms to choose from. The shared toilet was no problem and for one or two nights I think this hotel is a great way to save some money when you get to Morocco. A pleasant surprise considering my first impression of the place!

As a single American woman travelling alone in Morocco, I was very happy with my stay at the Hotel Mamora in Tangier. Don't expect anything fancy, it's not at all glamorous. But, it's clean, comfortable and located right in the middle of the Medina. Some rooms don't have their own bathrooms, so make sure you ask for one if you want it. The price was great, about 250 dh ($30-40) for a double room. The desk staff were friendly, helpful and informative (although their English wasn't spectacular, French is a safer bet.) They had a luggage storage room which was great, so I could leave my stuff while I went exploring. One downside.... the minaret of the neighboring Mosque is RIGHT next door, so the calls to prayer will wake you up.