Mövenpick Hotel & Casino Malabata

Tangier (also called Tangiers) in northern Morocco has about 700,000 people and lies along the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar. The city is seeing new growth with its addition of hotels, an airport and football stadium. With this comes new bars, night clubs and restaurants, so there won't be much of a worry filling both yours days and evenings. Popular things to do among tourists include shopping in the souks and hanging at the beach. Things to see include the Kasbah Museum, the Musee d’Art Contemporain de la Ville de Tanger, the Sultan’s Palace and the tomb of Ibn Battouta. Bring the kids to the aquatic park or tour the Hercules Caves.

Gaming

The casino offers 200 classic and video slot machines and video poker terminals, plus an additional 28 table games and 1 poker table. Table games include blackjack, Caribbean stud, punto banco and roulette. With 13 blackjack tables alone, you should be able to find a seat and with any luck, a nice run of 21s could help finance a few nice nights out for drinks and dining and all those haggled-for souvenirs.. Pop in after a long day touring the city and try your luck.

Hotel/Accommodations

On the shores of the Mediterranean, overlooking the Bay of Tangier, is the Movenpick Hotel and Casino, conveniently near the downtown centre and most major attractions. Rooms come in deluxe, superior, executive ad presidential suite and are equipped with king sized beds, internet access, air conditioning, satellite tv and balconies. Facilities include the casino, restaurants and bars, a fitness centre, swimming pool and surrounding gardens. There are also business and conference facilities available.

Dining

When looking for Moroccan cuisine head over to Layali. If it’s international cuisine you’re after, there’s Le Paradisier, with its a la carte menu and buffet dining. When staying at the hotel or playing at the casino, spend time chatting to staff and get recommendations of nearby eateries both popular with tourists and locals. With the growth of hotels, chances are you’ll find what you’re hungry for in one of their in-house restaurants. Walk into the city centre looking for quaint venues dishing up authentic Moroccan cuisine, especially if you’re being budget conscientious.

Attractions/NightLife

For drinks, there’s the lobby bar Phoenix and nearby bar Caid’s. For dancing and live shows, try Morocco Palace. If you’re interested in museums try the Kasbah Museum, the Tangier American Legation Museum and the Musee d’Art Contemporain. For attractions, there’s the tomb of Ibn Battouta, the Sultan’s Palace, Casa Barata, St. Andrew’s Church and Hercules’ Cave (Grottes d'Hercules). If you’re traveling with family, head to the Mnar Aquatic Park. Grab your souvenirs in one of the souks and haggle for the best prices. After long days touring the city or on the gaming floor, you can head out to the hotel's enormous swimming pool, soaking up the sun and sipping your favourite cocktails.

Rewards/Deals

The casino does not have a rewards system in place. Be sure to ask a casino representative about any possible contests or promotions which may be running during your stay.