Riad Azurite

"If you're planning to visit the Blue City, this riad is for you. Great location, Nice rooms. Adil is very kind and friendly. He offered us a choice of rooms, but I liked the one on the top floor. He showed us around and explained everything. He even greeted us. If you're planning to drive there, be sure to confirm where to park your car."

Riad Nila

"This hotel is absolutely amazing! I was thrilled with my room and the terrace, which offers panoramic views of Chefchaouen in every direction. The breakfast was also delicious and very satisfying. I highly recommend watching the sunrise on the rooftop with a cup of tea!"

Dar Fornacci

Diyar Marhaba

"The hotel is beautiful, with a perfect location and a beautiful decor."

Puerta Azul

"The location is good, not far from the old town and can be reached on foot. The hotel is very distinctive, very clean, and the breakfast is average."

Luxury Chaouen

"The rooms are clean, staff is courteous and helpful, breakfast was served earlier upon our request. It is located a good 15-20' from the blue downtown but, after a day spent riding a motorcycle, it was actually a good exercise..."

Dar Nokhba Inn

"The hotel is located near the medina. We shared a room with two couples. It was small, but fine for one night. It had a small living room with a kitchen and two bedrooms. We had breakfast at a cafe near the hotel, and it was good."

Dar Aldea

"Klein huis in het hart van Chefchaouen, op een van de meest gefotografeerde liften. De zeer schoone kamers zijn traditioneel en op zorgvuldige wijze ingericht; men moet ook zeggen dat er weinig ruimte is om kleding en bad te hangen. Het ontbijt, zeer goed, is momenteel persoonlijk voorbereid door de eigenaar, een dame die je precies als gast bij haar huis voelt, altijd zeer beschikbaar maar nooit invaderende, en die op de grond woont met haar familie. We hebben ons heel goed gevonden."

Hotel Dar Mounir

"We stayed here as part of an Intrepid tour group. Located in the Medina, we walked in from the main road, with our suitcases brought to the hotel by private courier. Otherwise, you’d have to drag your suitcase through the Mattie, hilly Medina streets. Our room was small: room for a very firm queen bed, a bureau and 2 straight backed chairs. Others in our group had much larger rooms. Our small windows faced outside, which meant street noise at night and in the early morning (roosters crowing and call to prayer) but this was fairly minor. Others in our group had windows opening into internal hallways. Cute Moroccan decor. Shower took a long time to warm up. Minor adjustments were needed as it came up to temperature to avoid a scalding. Water pressure was low and varied by water temperature. Good breakfast options: plain omelettes, goat cheese, olives, tomatoes, cucumber (both peeled), Moroccan bread."

Casa Meryem