Chefchaouen Province Hotels with Parking

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.

We are traveling with children and the family does not ask for an extra bed. The lady at the hotel front desk asks for extra money! ! ! No extra bed can also add money! ! Because we brought kids! ! ! Isn't this stealing money? We haven't seen such an excess while staying in the hotel all the way! ! We don't want to cause trouble with our children, so we have to add 400 dirhams! Depressed will never patronize this company again! ! ! And the hotel is the most expensive hotel in the area! ! ! It's not convenient to park! ! It takes a long time to drag the box! ! What a pit! ! !

I didn't expect this to be the best experience in the whole trip to Morocco. First of all, I saw in the landlord's eyes that the face was sincere, amiable, and honest, and there was no pomposity. Facilities: The house has complete facilities, although it looks a bit old, but it is very comfortable to live in. Hygienic: The sanitation and cleaning are also very clean. Although the place is small, every detail is paid attention to, which makes people feel very at ease. Environment: In the old city of Madina, you can find it how to go, and the location is quite good. It is the main street, banks, cash machines are all available, and Japanese cuisine and Chinese dishes are recommended. Service: The boss was really nice. At that time, there was no change to buy water, and he gave me 20 yuan without saying anything. How could the landlord pay the tenant? I really didn't expect it, and I didn't disturb it at all. I also briefly introduced me to the history of this house.

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.

Отель не плохой, соответсвует фотографиям. Для тех, кто на автомобиле - хороший вариант. Есть парковка прям перед отелем. Формат мотеля. Без автомобиля неудачный вариант, добраться пешком хоть и не далеко, но очень не удобно. Завтрак был очень разнообразный и вкусный. И сок, и чай, и кофе. Все, что на фото, плюс яйца. Не понравилось в отеле то, что не было пододеяльника, а только простынка под одеялом. В Марокко в аутентичных местах так много где. И не понравилось, что не было посуды вообще никакой. Но попросили на ресепшене чашки и ложки и нам дали.

The excellent location of Riyadh - quite easy to find, friendly owners, a beautiful breakfast on the terrace. Riyad offers an early settlement, which is also very pleasant: we arrived on the bus from Tanger by departure to 10.15, got from the station, a little sitting, having only had time to drink the proposed mint tea, and we were immediately set up, even a little earlier. Very good option for 1 night in Shefshauen, especially recommend to get up early in the morning and walk in the empty streets. The only thing to pay attention to - it can be cold. We were at the end of April, the temperature on the street was about +19-20, the room was a little cool, but still comfortable. Heating is not available, in the winter it can be cold.

The hotel is in the middle of the old city, very close to the square, 5 minutes walk from the car park. The hotel is clean and the staff is very nice. Breakfast is on the top floor terrace. The view and angle of the sunset on the terrace are very good!

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.

The sanitary conditions of the family hotel are average. I haven't cleaned it when I went there. I feel that no one has lived in it for a long time. There is no air conditioner and only an electric fan. The head shaking function is still broken. The toilet is close to the shower pool. The water flow on my head is very small, and there are very slippery white tiles under my feet, one square meter, I feel that it is not safe to stand in the bath, so this is the only place where I did not take a bath during my trip to Morocco, although I sweated a lot.