Riad Cherifa Hôtel

Loved our stay at this Riad. Welcoming staff , breakfasts that included eggs, great location were all positives It took us a while to figure out how to get to our room due to the fact that the place is designed to resemble a Medina, so it is somewhat of a maze. Beautiful mosaics and comfortable furniture in the outside spaces . Our room was small but well decorated and the beds were comfortable.

A great location. Not far from the nearest vehicle access, but still in the buzzy medina area Rooms are a bit cluttered for mx tastes. But the staff were super helpful and the breakfast was very generous . Oh and a lovely roof terrace. There is no dinner at the hotel. Although you can eat at sister hotel Casa Hassan . The reviews for that place weren't as glowing and there are tons of other restaurants nearby We went to Cafe Clock instead, which was fun and vibey.

Cozy and stylish. Outstanding decor. Beautiful rooms with towel warmer. Really convenient for rainy days. Very romantic little hotel.

The riad is quite close to the closest parking, - but even then be prepared to walk a bit steps etc. on the way from the car. The staff is very friendly and serviceminded. But our complain is that there are so many things here and there, also on the floor and on the stairs, so one must walk very slowly so one does not destroy anything. It is also very narrow stairs, - and lots of stairs, so my husband thought it was a bit much! Our room was lovely, and it was clean everywhere. The breakfast was served at the pool. Very cozy. This is a great place to visit in my favorite town in Marroco!

We spent 2 nights in this lovely riad right in Chefchaouen. The riad is nice, the staff wonderful, the pool a very pleasant spot for a dip. They gave us great advice on where to go and what to do. We loved roaming around the beautiful town during the day, particularly in the late afternoon and early evening. The many beautiful views of the blue alley ways and people watching on the main square were great. We also enjoyed our day in Akchour, walking most of the way to the Bridge of the God (we stopped when the hike started to feel a little dicey for our 70 year-old selves), swimming in the clear cold water, and eating a wonderful tagine cooked over an open fire while admiring the view and dipping our feet in the water at one of the many riverside camps. Highly recommended.

Riad Cherifa in Chefchaouen is one of the cutest and most charming hotels we’ve come across. While we didn’t get to stay here during our recent tour (we definitely will on a future trip), the staff were incredibly warm and welcoming, inviting us in to explore the space, share the story of their riad, and talk about the services they offer.||Based on the staff alone, plus the beautiful design and the inviting atmosphere, we’d recommend Riad Cherifa without hesitation.||We’ve included some photos to show off the space, including all the unique nooks and crannies that make this riad so special.

a unique establishment, both interesting and whimsical. if you do not find yourself smiling then you need to rediscover wonder. a place you will remember!

This is the most beautiful Riad we have ever stayed in. Sublime tiling, cedar painted ceilings and furnishings - quite stunning. The service is also fantastic. Truly 5 stars. The location is great too at the top of the old town and surrounded by the most photographed streets in the town. A magical roof terrace completes the scene.