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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Chefchaouen's ancient medina captivates with its iconic blue-washed buildings and winding, pedestrian-only streets. Plaza Uta el-Hammam buzzes with local energy, where the red-walled kasbah and octagonal minaret create perfect photo moments. Traditional artisans work their magic in hidden workshops, crafting colorful textiles while mountain views frame every cobblestone alley.
Traditional tagine restaurants and rooftop cafés offer authentic Moroccan flavors with stunning Rif Mountain panoramas. Accommodations range from charming riads to guesthouses with carved woodwork and local breakfast service. Since vehicles can't enter the medina, wear comfortable shoes and prepare to explore the blue-painted magic on foot.
Wander through Souika's dreamy blue alleyways where every corner feels like stepping into a magical storybook. The historic Kasbah fortress offers panoramic mountain views while the bustling Plaza Uta el-Hammam square pulses with local life around its octagonal fountain. You'll find artisans crafting colorful textiles and leather goods in tiny workshops tucked between blue-washed buildings.
Traditional Moroccan restaurants serve up fragrant tagines on rooftop terraces with stunning Rif Mountain backdrops. Cozy riads and guesthouses with interior courtyards make for authentic stays within the car-free medina. Getting around means exploring on foot through the stepped pathways that wind uphill through this enchanting neighborhood.
El Kharrazine's blue-washed walls create a dreamlike maze where Chefchaouen's authentic Moroccan culture comes alive. Wander through cobblestone alleys past centuries-old riads with intricate wooden doors and small neighborhood mosques. Plaza Uta el-Hammam and Bab el Ain showcase the area's rich heritage. The sound of artisans working traditional crafts fills this pedestrian-only zone where every corner feels like a step back in time.
Traditional eateries serve tagines and mint tea in intimate settings that won't break your budget. Stay in converted riads with rooftop terraces and central courtyards for a truly local experience. This car-free neighborhood requires exploration on foot, with the nearest vehicle access at the medina gates just a short walk away.
El Hafa's cascading blue-painted buildings create a living museum where Moroccan culture thrives on every cobblestone path. The neighborhood's narrow staircases lead to hidden courtyards with intricate tilework and carved cedar doors that tell stories of Andalusian heritage. Visit the Grande Mosquée, wander through Plaza Uta el-Hammam, or find serenity at Ras El Ma Waterfall.
Traditional tagines and mint tea await on rooftop terraces with mountain views. Family-run riads and guesthouses offer authentic stays with blue-tiled courtyards. The medina is accessible only by foot, so wear comfortable shoes for exploring this peaceful hillside haven.
Park Sidi Abdelhamid and winding blue-washed alleys welcome you to Ain Haouzi, Chefchaouen's peaceful residential haven. This neighborhood gives travelers a genuine peek into everyday Moroccan life away from tourist crowds. The calls to prayer echo through narrow cobblestone streets while the scent of tagines and mint tea fills the air. Mountain views frame traditional whitewashed buildings with their distinctive blue accents.
Family-run cafés serve home-style Moroccan cuisine at prices kinder than the main medina. Small guesthouses and riads offer intimate accommodations with personal host interactions. Getting around means navigating steep paths on foot, so pack sturdy shoes for exploring this authentic corner of Chefchaouen.
Ras El Ma Park is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from central Chefchaouen, why not stop by during your stay. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Park Sidi Abdelhamid, located nearby.
Notable for its mountains, Chefchaouen features attractions such as Park Sidi Abdelhamid and Ras El Ma Park. This walkable city has something for everyone including sights like Ras El Ma Waterfall and Grande Mosquée within a sunny setting.
"We stayed at the Dar Jasmine for 2 nights last week, and I can honestly say our stay was unbelievably comfortable, we thoroughly enjoyed the Dar jasmine.
Hotel grounds are stunning, we loved the individual room names and themes, we stayed in the Nairobi and Tokyo rooms. Both were unique and stunning, our favourite was the Tokyo since it has a balcony overlooking the Chefchaouen.
We were greeted by Abdel, he was welcoming and gave us all the knowledge we needed for our stay in Chefchoen. Mehdi and Charmea always attended to all our needs during breakfast, Morad served us drinks and dinner, his service was attentive to all our needs, I’m a picky eater and I can honestly say I was not disappointed with the food at Dar jasmine. Morad arranged us dessert late night, this cheesecake was to die for, wish we ordered to 2.
This hotel does have a lot of steps to get to the main reception, the view you get to experience is well worth the steps plus the 2 porters Said and Said were ever so helpful with helping with luggage.
I will most definitely visit Dar Jasmine again.
Apologies to Dar Jasmine for breaking the beautiful tagine (each room has a tagine with delicious Moroccan cookies)
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"The hotel is right on the edge of the Medina so very close to those beautiful blue houses and restaurants. The pool and outdoor dining next to it had a beautiful view."
"Excellent property! We really enjoyed our stay in this Riad (newly renovated) and its convenient location. Staff was excellent, breakfast served on of the rooftops or on the first floor. Thanks to all for the great memories! "
If you need the flexibility to change your plans to Chefchaouen, most hotels provide refundable* rates you can book. You can find these accommodations by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow the results down.
Where can I stay in Chefchaouen if I want a reasonably priced accommodation?
Where can I stay in Chefchaouen if I want a vacation home instead of a hotel?
If you want a good alternative to a hotel, look over our selection of 26 vacation homes. In addition, you can choose from 52 apartments.
What will the weather in Chefchaouen be like during my trip?
The warmest months in Chefchaouen are usually August and July with an average temp of 74°F. February and January are the chilliest months when the average temp is 55°F. The rainiest months are November and March.
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Find out more about Chefchaouen
Find out more about Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is a walkable location surrounded by mountain views. You can easily spend a relaxing day visiting Park Sidi Abdelhamid and Ras El Ma Park. While you're here, stop by Ras El Ma Waterfall and Grande Mosquée.
