What a cute little place! First, the location is great! It's quite close to the edge of the medina, which means only a short walk with your bags from the street drop-off. It is downhill a bit from the street, but it's not too steep and I managed the walk easily. The man from the front desk met me at my car and walked me to the riad the first time, saying it was difficult to find, but I didn't find it difficult at all. Apart from this and check-in, I never interacted with staff. Getting around the medina was easy and the location of Dar Chefchaouen was great for that. The room was nice and had a small view, but I was only on the 2nd floor, and there were rooms above me who probably had a great view. I was in the small double room, which was perfect for me as a solo traveler, and would be fine for a couple who doesn't have a ton of luggage. There was a TV, but I didn't use it. The best part of this property was that they have big towels. The towels were GIANT and I really appreciated it! They had the biggest towels of anywhere I stayed in my 2 weeks in Morocco. Amazing. They also had at least one room on the ground floor, so if you can't take stairs, you have an option. Breakfast was good, eggs, a crepe, bread, the typical moroccan breakfast as far as I've seen.

The shower drains VERY slowly, so you get about 20 seconds of rinsing before you have to shut the water off to avoid flooding the bathroom. Also, after 10pm, there is no hot water. I was warned about that before booking, so I wasn't surprised, and it isn't that big of a deal for me, but it is good to know. The central courtyard echoes a TON. My first night there, someone was throwing a dance party from 9-10:30, and it was very loud. It didn't prevent me from sleeping, as I wasn't in bed yet, but just know it echoes a lot in the courtyard, so bring earplugs if you go to bed early or like to sleep late, as breakfast also echoes throughout.

The property is simply fabulous and exceeds expectations. The room is very clean and beds are very comfortable as well. Definitely recommended! Staff are very friendly and prompt in resolving any issues. Breakfast was delicious and fit for a king!

Car parking was a challenge, and we had to pay 3 different people who claimed to be the owners of the car park. But as the area is congested and packed, its understandable that it would be an issue that needs some management.

The staff is friendly and helpful. They went out to buy some ice for us, not having any themselves. It is a central riad.

Even if it's a cheap accommodation I would've appreciated for it to be cleaner. There was a lot of very old dust everywhere, the closet had a piece of fabric as a door which was really dusty and it was tied up with a rusty cable, one step away from falling. It would've been better just without it. The first drawer that I opened, the knob came off. The bathroom was very rudimental, a couple things broken, a couple moldy spots, no window... Let's just say the pictures are probably taken many years ago and not that close to the actual state.

The location is right in the old town so you are immersed into the city straight away. The rooms were pretty good but quite small but as we only stayed one night that's not a problem. Check-in was easy and everyone was super friendly. A good breakfast was provided.

The water was cold so no chance of a shower. In our room, the toilet wobbled a lot and was at a funny angle. Parking was a bit of a problem, we had a "guide" who helped us get to the parking area - I doubt we would have got to this area without him and he arranged two spaces at a price of course. This needs to be more clear for future guests with cars.

Location is excellent, just through one of the gates to the old town and with a tiny convenience store just round the corner. It's at the start of the tour suggested in many guide books. The staff are friendly and the rooms are adequate with a nice bathroom. There's a great roof terrace to hang out on too. Breakfast was pancakes bread and a selection of things to dip these into (peanut, honey, marmalade, cheese) yummy.

Maybe more towels?

The apartment was impressive, it has its own air conditioner, mini-fridge and private bathroom, with windows to the street Also the breakfast was amazing

The location is good, but Google Maps locates you in another point, where some guys will guide you to the hostel, requesting you money for it Afterwards, the location isn't bad at all, it is in the center of all you have to see

Staff are very good. Their breakfast opens 8:30, because we have to leave early. So they do our breakfast at 8:00am. They are in the old town, so you can easily get on the square.

It’s hard for people having luggage, because you can’t park outside property, you have to walk on the small stone street. It’s not easy to find property.

Very authentic hotel within the Medina (so please note Taxis cannot take you to the front door and Taxi touts will ask you for 100 Dirhams to take your bags to the door for you). The room was nice, albeit a little dark and the breakfast was simple but excellent.

Didn't realise that you had to leave your key at Reception and ASK for your Room to be cleaned

Good breakfast. It was cold and the staff tried to find some heaters for everybody We were a group of 9 people. My room was on the top and the air condition did not work. We had to change two rooms before finding a good one.But they did all the possible.

Nice room opening out onto the balcony overlooking the courtyard. Very helpful staff. $65nzd incl breakfast for two - best price yet!

Shower was run down, needed replacing but no big deal. Hard to find in riad (as most are) as google gave 3 options and we chose last one. But staff and price allowed for that!