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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."

"Such a beautiful hotel with some of the best views in Chefchaouen! The grounds are incredibly well-kept, and the staff were kind and helpful. Yes, there are a lot of stairs (unavoidable in Chefchaouen), but honestly, the view is worth every step. We loved relaxing by the pool, and the decor is simple and very tasteful. If you're staying on a Friday, definitely pre-order the couscous - it was the best we had during our trip in Morocco! "

"We stayed here out of season, early April Firstly the staff, as always in Morocco are so friendly and go out of their way to help you with anything. The location of the apartments are idyllic, the scenery of the mountains and neighbouring Chefchaouen is stunning. However we were not entirely happy with our stay as we were given a room with no working air con, when we asked for some heaters we were given 1 broken one. It was extremely cold in the night. We were offered to move to another room the next day but as we were only staying 1 more night it seemed pointless moving all our bags. The breakfast buffet was ok but not much hot food options and some things were cold. We purchased 2 bottles of chocolate milk for the kids and couldnt believe when they charged us almost £5, when we questioned why so much they said because they have to bring it from far. Its 15 mins to Chefchaouen town. It seems they are a 3* accommodation trying to charge 5* prices which when out of season and no other facilities available is quite bad. "

"Pro: nice facility, you can get grapes and pomegranates off of the tries, facility has lots of potentials. Con: expensive ($230 / night), when we got to the breakfast buffet next morning the food was gone, the staff in the dining room blamed a large tourist group that came late night before for eating everything, they did not offer us any replacement, we ended up eating olives and some pieces of cheese , very poor experience considering the $230 per night price"