Scenic Hotels in Chefchaouen Province

"It's a bit difficult to get to because of the numerous stairs and narrow streets. But the hotel itself is very nice, with a wonderful view from the terrace and a delicious breakfast. The windows overlook the courtyard, so you can hear children playing there. But there's air conditioning, so you can close the windows. We loved everything."

"A taxi from Chefchaouen bus station costs 20-30 DZ (depending on your bargaining skills) to get to the hotel. The hotel's location and room orientation are arguably the best in Chefchaouen; you can see the entire old town right from the window. Sitting on the balcony at dawn or sunset, gazing at the scenery below, I feel choosing this hotel was a very wise decision. The hotel rooms are spacious and well-equipped, with few complaints. The breakfast area is small and can be crowded during peak hours, and the selection may not meet the needs of Chinese tourists. There's a small staircase to the right of the hotel entrance leading directly down to the old town, which is very convenient. There are many scenic spots with few people to take photos on the staircase. Remember to buy drinks at the small shops on your way down to take back. While water is free in the hotel's dining area refrigerator, other drinks are 25 DZ a bottle, which is a bit expensive. There's a Chinese restaurant called ”Chengdu Impression” on the main road down the mountain, which can satisfy your Chinese cravings. The restaurant on the hotel's rooftop also has a fantastic view, with a Western-style menu that tastes quite good at an acceptable price. If you're staying for a few days, you might want to try it."

"I want to share my impressions of staying at this hotel! I give it the highest rating! The cleanliness, comfort, and hospitality of the owner are top notch! The location is also convenient: the market, medina, and train station are all within walking distance! There's a terrace with a beautiful view! Fruit shops are right there across the street – delicious food at reasonable prices! The owner is great, and he's very accommodating of all our requests. I highly recommend!"

"This small hotel in the Medina is only accessible by foot, about 10 minutes from the entrance. With large suitcases, it can be challenging to walk up the narrow, steep stairs to the upper floors. Nearby is the El Cielo restaurant, with a beautiful garden, decent cuisine by local standards, and slightly above-average prices. The room is small, cozy, but a bit worn. The curtains are a bit dusty and have holes, and there's a bit of dust on the furniture, but overall, everything is acceptable. A large bed (for one person) and air conditioning are available. The plumbing worked well. Worth the money."

"An exceptional stay at this hotel! The welcome was warm from the moment we arrived, with professional, smiling, and always available staff. The room was impeccable, comfortable, and very well-equipped. The bedding was excellent, and the hotel's tranquility allowed for a perfect rest. The breakfast was varied and high-quality, with fresh products and attentive service. The hotel's facilities are modern, clean, and very well-maintained. The location is also ideal, close to the main points of interest. A wonderful experience from start to finish. I recommend this hotel without hesitation and will gladly return. Many thanks to Ayoub, he was excellent ❤️"

"The most satisfying hotel in Morocco (of course, the others are also good), I didn't expect such a crowded and narrow town to have such an exquisite hotel. In the town, you need to walk to arrive, the room is clean and tidy, the big bed is big bathroom, no smell and flaws, the bedding is good, sleep comfortably; the boss is fluent in English, very good communication, catch up with the Gurbang Festival, it is recommended to go to the station later (no one goes early), the service is good; This small hotel is on the 4th floor, the roof is still a good place to stay, the scenery is good. Highly recommended, worth living."

"Located on the main road at the entrance to the old town of Chefchaouen, it takes a 10-minute walk to reach the core area of ​​the blue town. A six-story modern Chinese hotel, it's a little better than Home Inns in China, but it's pretty good in Morocco. It's more practical and comfortable than a Moroccan-style B&B. The hotel chef is from Shandong (so he said) and can provide Chinese meals for three meals a day, which is a great treasure for me who has been in Egypt and Morocco for 20 days. If you have tried various riads in Marrakech and Fez and want to go back to a modern one, consider this one."

"Expressing our deepest satisfaction for the wonderful services provided by Casa. We have this bright and cosy room on the 2nd floor. What makes us leaving this positive comment is the service! The moment we arrived the staff has arranged Porter to get us up the hotel. As we stayed 1 night for Fes the next day, the reception helped me call the transport service to make sure the time and location and correct. Additionally, we have a takeaway breakfast prepared!"

"It is not convenient if you are traveling with elderly people because you need to climb a lot of steps to reach the hotel. However, the hotel is really beautiful and the night view is amazing."

"The hotel is located in the lower town. The owner is very welcoming and helped to carry the luggage upstairs. The service is very good. It is the most welcoming hotel we have stayed in Morocco. The breakfast is also good. It is a good hotel. It is on the roadside and can be reached by car."