Mountain view Hotels in Chefchaouen

To be honest, if you come to Chefchaouen, you should stay here. The owner is friendly and kind! !! The room is also very beautiful. It is as shown in the photo. What may be more beautiful than the photo.

Very beautiful homestay, very new and clean, refreshing and pleasing, especially for breakfast on the terrace, the air is fresh, and you can look at the distance on the side, which is really refreshing. We are driving by ourselves, communicate with the homestay in advance, telling us that we can park at the bottom of the mountain Hotel Parador, We parked for two nights and charged AED 60. After parking the car, we called the homestay, and the little brother came down to pick us up and help us carry the boxes (it is not easy to find by yourself, but also climb the mountain, the location of the homestay is quite high) The homestay provides mineral water and drinks, but it is not in the room, it is in the small refrigerator in the lobby. If you want to ask the brother, he will give it. The homestay is very suitable for taking pictures, and the alley at the door is also very popular. The price of his home is the most expensive one in my half-month self-driving tour in Morocco, but I think it's quite worth it. Go to the Peak Mosque to see the sunset and the whole picture of Shefshawan is also very close

You need to walk 5mins from nearest place where car can drop off so be prepared to tip for hotel staff who arrange the help of luggages. Or just bring a backpack or small luggage. Without the luggage, location is good. Staff were very helpful and kind. Badr was very helpful 👍 Just didn’t like the toilet very much, like most similar accommodations in Morocco, no ventilation inside. It’s nice that room windows can be opened like all accommodations we had across Morocco.

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.

My first stay at a Moroccan-style ryad was at Ryad Nila in Chefchaouen, and the experience was almost perfect. The Blue City itself is already dreamlike, but this hotel seemed to present Morocco's opulence and refinement in its entirety. Upon arrival, the first thing that struck me was the unique architecture. Ryad Nila's design is elegant and luxurious; from the lobby to the rooms, every detail exudes traditional Moroccan beauty. Colorful tiles, carved wooden doors, and arched windows made me feel as if I were in a scene from *One Thousand and One Nights*. Although climbing the stairs to the room was a bit strenuous for a traveler, the moment I opened the door, all fatigue was washed away by the beautiful view. This ”bitter before sweet” feeling made me cherish the stay even more. Breakfast was another delightful surprise. Every morning, the table was laden with a rich selection: fresh bread, Moroccan flatbread, honey, jam, olives, cheese, and steaming hot mint tea. Enjoying breakfast in the sun-drenched courtyard, listening to the city slowly awaken, this leisurely and contented feeling was one of the most beautiful moments of my trip. What I found even more unforgettable was the thoughtfulness and warmth of the hotel staff. They were always smiling, patiently answering my questions, and proactively introducing me to Chefchaouen's attractions and alleyways. When I discovered there was no toilet paper in my room, they immediately arranged for it to be replenished; their efficiency and attitude were reassuring. This meticulous service made me feel not just a guest, but a friend being genuinely cared for. Finally, I must mention the rooftop. As I stepped onto it, a panoramic view of Chefchaouen unfolded before me: blue houses cascading down the mountainside, sunlight shimmering on the blue walls with a dreamlike glow. At that moment, I almost held my breath, because the view was so breathtaking. Being able to overlook the entire Blue City from the rooftop is an experience that words cannot fully describe. This is not just accommodation, but a place where you can truly feel the soul of the Blue City. Overall, Ryad Nila provided me with a truly perfect Moroccan accommodation experience. The magnificent architecture, the delicious breakfast, the friendly staff, and the breathtaking view from the rooftop all combined to create an unforgettable experience. Although the stairs were a bit strenuous, this small challenge became part of the journey, making the experience even more memorable. Absolutely highly recommended, a must-do!

Owner and his son are very gentle. Location is great in calm area. Breakfast is good enough.

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

The room is comfortable and exquisite, and the typical blue decoration of Chefchaouen is outside the door, like a fairy tale world. Very close to the central square of the old city, with many restaurants and souvenir shops. The clerks are a few handsome young men, very polite, warm and considerate.

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.