Casa Perleta
Inside the medina Bab Souk entrance, freshly renovated. Most rooms have en suite bathrooms. Run by native Spanish speakers.
Dar Meziana
A beautiful riad carefully decorated by the owners themselves, giving each bedroom an individual character full of warmth and beauty. The use of Tadlakt in the bathrooms, hammered copper sinks, beautifully painted wooden ceilings and hand crafted doors, modern glass bricks and crooked windows, Moroccan lamps and carpets all come together to give this riad a totally unique feel. It also has a beautiful roof terrace with the most amazing views over the city, mountains and surrounding countryside.
Hotel Madrid
Great service staff, always willing to help. They have maps and can give information on the town. The rooms aren't special, and have the "cheap hotel" feel. They have hot water - and one cannot stress enough the importance of hot water during the cold months! Ask the desk for your TV remote. The lobby is quaint, and enjoying breakfast while listening to the hotel canary sing it's a real bird - not a euphemism for a lounge singer or watching English channels on the lobby TV is a great way to start the day.
Hostal Gernika
Inside the medina, very clean, luminous rooms. Has shared showers, with lots of hot water. Some rooms ensuite. Some rooms have heating 250 DH that is a very nice thing to have during rather humid winter. There is a lovely common room with fireplace and small library. Free wifi. Breakfast costs 30 DH and is worth it. Spanish and French spoken.
Dar Echchaouen
Near the Medina and Ras El Ma.
Casa Hassan
Popular traveler hotel in the medina, often booked, is wise to call ahead. Breakfast is included.
Auberge Dardara
At 9km from Chefchaouen Road to Bab-Taza and alhoceima
Accommodation can be tight in the peak periods mid-July to September so it's advisable to arrive early or book ahead in these periods. A stroll through the medina will reveal dozens of cheap hotels, starting from Dh 40 per night for a single. Many of these hotels have roof terraces.
Definitely avoid Hostel Bab el-Ain, at the entrance of the Medina. It is a dirty place, with cold shower, overvalued 50 Dh/person/night and a primary destination for touts taking advantage of smoke tourists.
Auberge Dardara
) Gastronomic Restaurant with local specialities and local farm product
Pension la Castellana
room dh 75 per person has a central courtyard and roof terrace. it is located next to bank "credit agricole" at the south-western end of place outa el hammam - the main tourist square.
Hostal Aline
A nice, clean place; catch it during low season and you'll likely end up with a room to yourself. Amenities include a big terrace with a hammock, laundry service, kitchen, and 24 hour hot water. The staff don't speak much English.
Hotel Hicham
It has 7 rooms, very well decorated and equipped rooms, and outdoor panoramic terrace to see the mountain views and enjoy a good breakfast and fresh fruit smoothies with a Welcome Tea. The friendly staff in the Hotel are very helpful in advising you on different activities such as excursions, hiking, mountain guides, hammam, etc.
Hotel Andaluz
A popular little budget hotel with a nice rooftop terrace and cool occasionally damp if on the ground floor rooms. It's not far from the main road in the medina, most locals can point the way. There is a shared kitchen and guests can use the washing machine upon request.
Hostal Sahara
Nice and clean, perfect for travelers on a budget, in an interesting building with wooden decorations; the staff speak mostly Spanish, and the reception boy is very kind and enjoys as a painter. The Hostel has a terrace with rooms facing it; hot shower for 8 Dh