Chefchaouen Hotels & Hostels (16)

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At Dardara Junction, 11km southwest of Chefchaouen, this fully refurbished guesthouse with lush gardens is a truly lovely hideaway if you have your own transport. Traditionally decorated rooms - …

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A shady setting with great views makes this site popular, even if it is a stiff 20-minute walk from the medina. There's a small restaurant open during the summer, and a shop selling some essentia…

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A long-established upmarket choice, this guesthouse has more than a hint of the Arabian Nights about it. Rooms are individually decorated, with carved wooden doors, beds tucked into coves, colour…

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Dar Terrae feels like an escape from the outside world - cheerfully painted rooms are individually decorated with their own bathroom and fireplace, all hidden up and down a tumble of stairs and o…

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It's hard to say if this hostel is run by the cheerful Spanish couple that owns it, or by the dogs and cats who lounge on the downstairs sofas. Just east of the main square, it has a good selecti…

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For the price bracket, this place sparkles. Rooms are bright and clean, there's lots of hot water in the showers and a great roof terrace. It feels like a bargain - although it doesn't have many …

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Popular with the shoestringers, the Andaluz has a selection of rooms clustered around a courtyard, although the lack of external windows makes many a bit gloomy. It plays better in the colder mon…

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A friendly budget option in bright Chefchaouen blue. Fixtures and fittings are pretty basic, but there was some extensive renovation in progress when we visited, which could make this hostel with…

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The Hotel Madrid has a slightly musty air and an old-fashioned line in floral European-Moroccan décor. All of which makes the rooms such a pleasant surprise: positively cosy with wrought-iron can…

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Set downhill from the action, the Marrakesh is a hotel with a bit of soul. Bright blue rooms invite the fresh air in, and if you need more of it then the roof terrace offers fine views over the v…

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For budget value, you'll have to go a long way to beat the Mouritania. Rooms are simple as anything, but there's the obligatory roof terrace and a comfy courtyard lounge that's ideal for meeting …

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An ageing four-star (look for the 1930s brochure framed in the lobby), the Parador has consistently comfortable tourist-class fare. Some rooms are on the cramped side, but perks include a good re…

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Just below the medina walls, it has some good rooms with great views, and adequate rooms without. A little on the nondescript side, it's nevertheless popular with tour groups, so advance booking …

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Another out-of-medina experience, the Salam is a decent enough choice, maybe in want of a little character. Shared facilities are adequate, but sinks in all rooms are a bonus. The ground floor ca…

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One of the newest guesthouses on the block, Ksar Aladdin rates high on the score-card. Plush rooms are beautifully decorated with dark wood and bright colours against strikingly painted walls. Ev…

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A well-established budget option, its rooms are boxy, and the price possibly reflects its popularity with travellers rather than the standard of the accommodation. Still, there's a roof terrace a…

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