Tanger · Avenue Mohammed, 7 Av. Hadj Mohamed Tazi, Tangier, Morocco
Villa à Tanger.
Avenue Mohammed, 7 Av. Hadj Mohamed Tazi, Tangier, Morocco
Lun-Dim Open 24 hours
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“Villa Augustine is the most beautiful hotel in Tangier. It’s truly a special place, perfectly located so you can explore everything on foot. The rooms are a real highlight, designed with so much love for detail; everything is simply perfect. Nadir and his team are unmatched when it comes to hospitality. Nadir organized our entire trip, gave us wonderful recommendations, and was always there for us whenever we needed anything. We couldn’t be happier with our stay. A heartfelt recommendation!”
“Had the best stay at this beautiful place. Absolutely amazing rooms - ridiculously stylish and filled with incredible art. Staff super friendly, keeping everything spotless, helping with bookings, providing delicious breakfasts… It’s also in a superb location in Tangiers - very easy to get to and park outside. Will definitely be staying here again!”
“We loved our stay here , room was wonderful very artistic and cozy vibes . Breakfast was nice to the guy who served us was very nice and polite. Very walkable to everywhere A unique experience”
“We stayed five nights at Villa Augustine and it was exceptional in every way. Willem Smit has created a beautiful space that feels so much like home we didn't want to leave. The rooms are spacious and filled with fantastic art. The views from the terrace are breathtaking. The staff is warm, attentive, and kind. The location is perfect. Before arrival we received a detailed email from Willem with excellent restaurant recommendations and must-see points of interest. Villa Augustine is a treasure.”
“A Memorable Stay at Villa Augustine, Tangier We recently had the pleasure of spending two wonderful days at Villa Augustine, a true haven of peace and beauty in the heart of Tangier. From the moment you step inside, you are enveloped by a unique atmosphere where art, style, and class blend seamlessly. Every corner of the villa feels like a work of art, offering spaces to revel in its details—whether through the carefully curated books, exquisite paintings, or captivating photographs. The personality of Villa Augustine is a true reflection of its owner, Willem Smit, who has masterfully crafted a home away from home with exclusive decor and impeccable taste. Every element in the villa speaks to his passion for art and his remarkable ability to mix styles with effortless elegance. A special mention goes to the incredible team led by Nadir, along with Doha and Ahmed, who took exceptional care of us throughout our stay. Their hospitality, discretion, and attention to detail were nothing short of outstanding, making us feel not just like guests but like part of an extended family. In summary, Villa Augustine is more than just a place to stay—it’s a destination in itself. A sanctuary where every detail is designed to offer moments of peace and delight. Without a doubt, this is a place we will return to time and time again.”
“I was fortunate to stay at Villa Augustine for four nights in September. This stunning 5-room home is a masterpiece of design, with each room offering its own unique charm. The house is filled with exquisite artwork, creating an inspirational and elegant atmosphere. The owner and designer has crafted an exceptional experience with his unparalleled attention to detail. His talent shines through in every aspect of the villa. The staff, led by Nadir, provides attentive and thoughtful service. Their caring approach, coupled with delicious breakfasts on the roof, enhances the overall stay. For those seeking a luxurious and personalized experience in Tangier, Villa Augustine is an absolute must-visit. It’s more than just accommodation; it’s a celebration of art, design, and Moroccan hospitality.”