Nice location down a quiet street off the main walkways. It’s a small but cosy hotel which is nicely decorated and with friendly/ helpful staff. The bedroom came with a fan and had nice airflow from the garden (which is beautiful). The restaurant offers a nice range of food and the garden is a the perfect place to spend a part of your night. Everything was clean and we wish we could have stayed for longer.

(Not related to the hotel) General tip for female European travellers to Chefchaouen: Keep in mind that this area of Morocco can be more conservative than other parts. My girlfriend was punched in the leg in the medina for wearing a summer dress which came as a shock to us both due to her not being from Morocco or Islamic in faith.

Central location. It is right in the middle of Medina. You are already at the places that you will visit. Staff - they welcomed us and helped with carrying luggages upstairs. They accommodated all our needs (baby cot etc.) at a short notice. Reception is available 7/24, we arrived very late but they did not make it a problem. Room was cold but possible to heat with aircon. Breakfast was not included but they served a very very delicious local breakfast at an affordable price (45 MAD per person) at the hotel’s restaurant (called Cielo Restaurant). Last but not least, hotel building is one of the most beautiful & authentic buildings within Chefchaouen, you will see tourists making the photo of the building all day long.

Car parking - you’re required to park at a dead-end which is not originally a car parking area. Because of the very very narrow streets and parking conditions, it is a mission to drive a car in Chefchaouen. Water heating - l wanted to take a shower in the morning, switched on the water and waited for a loooooong time for the water to heat with no success in the end.

1. Excellent Location From the CTM bus station, a 20-dirham taxi ride takes just 10 minutes to reach the hotel area. It’s close to the high point of the Blue Town, Bouzafer Mosque. The hike up the hill only takes 20 minutes, offering a panoramic view of the town’s sunrise and sunset — like Morocco’s own Greek village. 2. Friendly and Kind Staff Last night, I accidentally broke a piece of glass from a window that wasn’t properly secured in its frame. Staff member Yassin quickly arrived, asking, “Are you alright?” After understanding the situation, he quietly cleaned up the broken glass and didn’t charge the 200-dirham fee for the damage. Thank you, Yassin. 3. Beautiful, Quiet, and Unique Garden Restaurant The hotel’s garden restaurant is serene and charming, with goldfish in the pond, creating a tranquil atmosphere reminiscent of a traditional Chinese garden by the flowing water.

Lovely house, not many rooms so didn't feel like a hotel, more like a guest house. Central areas to sit and rooftop with views. Restaurant has lovely views onto the beautiful garden. Moroccan breakfast was 40 DH (coffee, OJ, omelette, bread, olives, cheese, jam and honey), could pay via CC at restaurant and hotel which is rare in Morocco. We had wonderful views from our room. Room small but quirky and would definitely stay again. Even had a separate shower cubicle. Friendly staff who were happy to help if needed anything including extra toilet roll, blanket and hairdryer. Fantastic location. Quiet street, not far from where arrive in taxi (only few steps but that's not many for Chefchaouen), and not far from peaceful river and main shopping streets.

Not a problem for us, but room has steep step from bedroom to bathroom, so not good for people with mobility issues, but Chefchaouen has lots of steps. Would love a seat in the garden

Beautiful and spotlessly clean riad in excellent location. Staff and owners are fantastic; we had a problem with our reservation and they took immediate steps to resolve it. The paid breakfast is worth every single Durham; absolutely the best breakfasts we had during our travels. The gardens were gorgeous. This is definitely the best accommodation we’ve had in Morocco so far.

We loved our stay. The apartment we had here for our last two nights is gorgeous.

It was our first time in the magical Chefchaouene, and we couldn't have been happier. Hotel Molino Garden was a dream to stay in. Being right at the edge of the Medina, it was super convenient to bring our luggage to the hotel on the stairs up. The place was equally relaxing and stunning accompanied with a gorgeous garden. We felt so comfortable that we often didn't want to leave for a walk outside. Yassin and his team were utmost helpful with all matters inside the hotel, as well as advising on sightseeing within Chefchaouene. We ended up extending our trip from 3 days to 5. We're already looking forward to going back as it has to be one of the most beautiful and soul-affirming places on earth.

Hotel Molino Garden is absolutely beautiful. With its authentic Moroccan vibe, colour and quirk, Molino is a jewel, perfectly placed in the heart of the breathtakingly blue Old City of Chefchaouen. Conveniently located to simply step out into the city to explore. Overlooking the garden, my charming room was a haven, from which I could hear the early morning ‘call to prayer’ echoing from the many mosques throughout the city. Beautifully maintained and clean with lovely staff that peacefully worked to keep it so. The breakfast out in the garden freshly made and sourced from local suppliers - a great start to the day. My trip to Chefchaouen would not have been nearly as wonderful if it wasn’t for Yassin, who works tirelessly to ensure guests are looked after. I feel that all of the staff were great at doing so, but for me Yassin seemed to go above and beyond. Born in the blue city he is a true local. During his time off he became my guide. He went to such effort to make me feel welcome and proudly showed me through his beautiful hometown. Taking me down to the weekly locals’ food market where we sat on crates whilst eating delicious fish and potato in bread with the locals. Taking the hard work out of it for me, he organised a driver and we went to The God’s Bridge to hike and swim in the waterfalls - a must! As a solo traveller, I am never in my photos. Yassin discretely took great photos and videos of all that we did. I now have beautiful memories of me actually being in all the beautiful places we went to! Being introduced to Yassin’s family made my time extra special with his lovely mother cooking and teaching me the Moroccan way around the kitchen. I cannot recommend a stay at Hotel Molino Garden enough. My stay was for three nights but I extended to four as I found it difficult to leave. A great little place with amzing staff like Yassin, who show true Moroccan warmth, kindness and great hospitality. Thank you! x

I recently stayed at Hotel Molino Garden and enjoyed my experience overall. The room was comfortable, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The garden is also very beautiful – it adds such a charming atmosphere to the place.

There was an occasional unpleasant smell in the garden due to the presence of cat feces. While I appreciate the natural look, a quick rinse with a garden hose now and then might help freshen things up a bit.

This is a very charming and well run little guesthouse in the Medina of Chefchouan. We had the room at the top of the building and it was very cute and comfortable. The beds were cosy, the rooms and bathrooms were super clean and the breakfast was made fresh whenever we got up before 11 am and was delicious. The garden area was really delightful too. Close to the Medina shops and restaurants, a few minutes walk, but in a quiet little area near the waterfall.

We were fine but as with most hotels and guesthouses and indeed Medinas in Morocco there are lots of steep steps so not recommended for those with mobility problems.

We loved the authenticity of this place and the fact we didn’t have too many stairs to lug suitcases up. Our room had two levels- a cute bathroom and a fan if we needed it. Staff assisted us with our luggage too and from the taxi pick up and drop off area which was just at bottom of stairs. Beautiful garden to wander in and nice terrasse to sit for breakfast. Very friendly helpful staff. Would recommend this place!

We ordered and paid for breakfast (optional at 45 MAD each)which was basically bread based and quite expensive for what it was.Even some fresh fruit would have been a welcome addition.