Hotel berhampiran sky city tour guide, Chefchaouen

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.

I loved my stay my beautiful room colours my 2 Windows that looked out on the street ,a place to feel safe And th beautiful staff that were the most helpful and caring people Te best in my trip through Morrocco Nothing was a issue for them Thank you so much

Lovely Riad with amazingly helpful staff right in the centre of the Medina. At one point when we were unsure of how to get to a particular spot, one of the staff accompanied us there, above and beyond what they needed to do.

Small but charming and cosey place. I had a tiny room that fit me just fine. Very well decorated and put together. The host was incredibly nice, caring, helpful and informative. His English was very good. He recommended a private tour guide, a childhood friend of his, who cost me $40. Very nice guide. However, this was the only place in Morocco that I got a guide, only due to his recommendation. And in retrospect I would have done just fine without one, as I did everywhere else. But the guide was good company and added some to the experience, including a recommendation of an orange-pomegranate mixed juice from a stand, that I thoroughly enjoyed, and a few pictures of me, that I am not used to taking on my trips. I believe that the beauty of what surrounds me should not be defiled with a selfie of me obscuring it. I am not all that vain and don't care to share pictures of mine. Cars have to be parked outside the medina. The trek to the hotel was not long, as it was winding with quite a bit of climbing up and down. As is true of Chefchaouen anyway. Without a helper for your baggage and directions, it can be a bit of a challenge. BTW, this helper did try to rip me off. But I waited for the host to open the door and asked him what would be reasonable, and considerably reduced his tip to what was reasonable, only to the annoyance of this helper. But on my way back to the car, the helper from the hotel took a much more straightforward path to the parking lot, albeit slightly longer. Breakfast was a nice but standard Moroccan breakfast, on the terrace, pleasantly decorated, with a view of a part of the city.

Very clean and comfortable hotel in the town. Enjoyed the included breakfast each morning. Big room and modern bathroom. The room had metal rolling shades over the windows, which was nice to muffle street sounds. Not a far walk to the medina, but at night we took a short taxi ride back. Parking garage attached and included.

Dar Jasmine is a beautiful property with amazing views of the colorful village of Chefchaouen. The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful. Call them upon arrival to the parking area below and they will carry your bags up the steps for you. We stayed 2 nights and took a guided walking tour of the town during our full day there. We had all of our meals at the hotel and I have no regrets about that. The food was absolutely delicious and perfectly prepared. In addition, we had stunning sunset views from our outdoor table on the terrace. Our room was clean, beautifully decorated, and very romantic, as is the entire hotel. I highly recommend Dar Jasmine! The only downside is that if you are unable to climb the stairs, then this is not the right place for you. There is no ramp...and there are a LOT of stairs.

Situé en dehors de la vieille ville à une quinzaine de minutes de marche. Personnel adorable mais anglophone et pas francophone. Ahmed communique de très bonnes informations et adresses pour rendre le séjour à Chefchaouen inoubliable. Encore merci. Très gentilles attentions pour l'anniversaire de la personne qui m'accompagnait. Maison d'hôtes avec du charme même si ce n'est pas un riad. Pas d'ascenseur. Chambre 6 très grande avec coin salon et 3 fenêtres. Petit déjeuner très bien sur la terrasse ou à l'abri selon la météo. Seul bémol l'absence d'eau chaude le dernier matin. En reprenant la voiture garée juste à coté des enfants qui jouent au ballon (à priori) ont laissé un souvenir dont je me serai bien passé. On m'a dépanné d'un rouleau de scotch afin de réparer provisoirement et déclarer le sinistre au loueur. Malgré cela je ne retiens que le positif en mettant 5* car 4.5 n'est pas possible et les hôtels ne sont pas responsables de ce qui se passe dans la rue.