Chefchaouen Province Hotels with Breakfast

The guesthouse was exceptionally beautiful, new and clean, a real treat to behold. Having breakfast on the terrace was especially refreshing, with its clean air and stunning views – truly invigorating. We were driving ourselves and had arranged with the guesthouse beforehand to park at Hotel Parador at the foot of the hill. We stayed for two nights, paying 60 dirhams. After parking, we called the guesthouse, and a young man came down to meet us and help with our luggage (finding the place ourselves wasn't easy, as we had to climb a hill; the guesthouse is quite high up). The guesthouse provides bottled water and drinks, but not in the rooms; they're in a small refrigerator in the lobby. You have to ask the young man, and he'll provide them. The guesthouse is great for taking photos, and the alleyway in front is also very picturesque. It was the most expensive place I stayed during my two-week road trip in Morocco, but I felt it was well worth it. It's also very close to the hilltop mosque for sunset views and panoramic views of Chefchaouen.

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'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.

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.

The room is large and well-equipped, and the breakfast is rich. The hotel is very beautiful, with a typical blue town appearance. The yard is not big, there is a small swimming pool and an orange tree in the yard. support.

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.

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.

Little brother is humorous and funny! Nice homestay and the location is good, the view from the top of the building can see most of the small town of Chefchaouen! love it! By the way, ask Ctrip to provide the contact information of the little brother haha

Отличное место в старой Медине в двух минутах ходьбы от площади Ута-аль-Хаммам и крепости Касба. Сам отель небольшой, но комфортный с чистыми колоритными номерами. Завтрак без изысков, но сытный (омлет, лепёшки, овощи). Дружелюбный персонал. В подтверждении бронирования было указано время заселения строго до 16:00, но сотрудник на ресепшн этому удивился и сказал, что приезжать можно в любое время. На крыше есть терраса, но еду подают не там, а в цокольном этаже. Можно прийти посидеть со своей едой с видом на город.

The Hotel is Very well located, Just few steps from the Kasbah and the old town. It has lovely views from the rooms of the Rif mountains. The staff is very nice, they helped to relocate us in a different room, they speak various languages. Although I have to say they even though we saw the pictures of the Hotel online, the front desk lady, gave us the worst room, and the Hotel was almost empty due to low season. Being honest, this is NOT A 4 Star hotel. For many reasons, at best a 3 star and stretching it. The decoration and furniture are VERY OLD, the windows in our room where broken so they didn’t close well. The Bathroom mat had holes in it, and the closet doors didn’t close well too. Some of the hall decoration looked very sad and very used, also it lacked light in it. The breakfast was very poor in its variety, (no fruits, or vegetables, no yogurt or cereals). It’s not a bad place, but if you are looking for a 4 star accommodation or amenities, this is not the place for you. I don’t think it was a fair price for what they are offering.