Dar Dadicilef
Derb Hadri, Quartier Souika, Souika, 91000 Chefchaouen, Morocco
Housed in a historic building, Dar Dadicilef features accommodations with a garden and free Wifi in Chefchaouen, a 3-minute walk from Kasba. This riad provides a terrace. A selection of options including fresh pastries, juice, and cheese are available for the continental full breakfast. Popular points of interest near the riad include Outa El Hammam Square, Mohammed 5 Square, and Khandak Semmar. Sania Ramel Airport is 43 miles from the property, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.
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40 $ / night** Approximate prices for a 1-night stay
Guest reviews for Dar Dadicilef
"It is run by a father and son, they are really polite and hospitable . The son responded quickly and offered a lot of help, and the father prepared excellent breakfasts. Although it's a hostel style, it is very quiet. The overall blue decor perfectly matches the Blue City theme, and I even saw many tourists taking photos at the hotel entrance. The rooms are large and comfortable, with a spacious sofa and a unique bathtub reminiscent of the Roman Baths. The location is also superb, situated in the MEDINA area but very close to the new town, with a laundromat and a delicious avocado smoothie shop frequented by locals. Highly recommended."
"Minor: The window on the sofa side of the room seemed to have no curtains, and it faced the hallway outside, offering little privacy."
"Relaxed welcoming atmosphere. Abdul and his father were just so kind ."
"Aucun."
"Authentic beautiful old riad. Fire and garden were extra bonus. Staff were superb."
"Aucun."
"It was the nicest place I’ve stayed in on my trip. A tradition house, very old, full of character, lovely terrace, great location, nice breakfast. The host speaks multiple languages. There was a lovely fire in the evening as I was there in march and it was cold. Easy to find( for me with Google Maps) close to the kasbah and main square."
"Not the strongest internet if that is important for you, it wasn’t for me, it was good enough. As it’s an old house it might lack some of the comforts people expect. I loved it for just that reason."
"Charming, great location, lovely family run property."
"Aucun."
"I loved my stay here! The location is perfect to live in the Medina without it being loud. The place is beautiful, has a lovely garden and beautiful rooftop to do yoga. The place is kept super clean and there is wood fire every night for warmth. The owner and his son are very kind and hospitality is top notch, the breakfast is good and the beds are comfy. I recommend this place."
"Aucun."
"It was really beautiful and unique. The decor was fascinating, and the roof patio was lovely."
"The hot water seemed to get used up later in the morning."
"Amazing host, great breakfast and location is right in the Medina"
"It was a bit cold. But it was the weather."
"Everything are super! Don’t think you can ask more!"
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"the location is really good, in the middle of everythin, the people are amazing Adelilah and his father are really nice persons"
"maybe the only problem of this hostel that the beds dont have curtains"
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Guest reviews
"I needed a place to stay on my way through and this fit the bill. Happy to have stayed there. The staff was especially helpful."
Paul Hotel Palace Zaida
"Amazing camp accessible by car. We only had front-wheel drive Dacia, so it was a bit difficult to get there. If you go, lease a 4x4 for sure. We only wanted a day trip on camels, so we arrived by car. There are many camps that you can visit on a multi-day trip on camels deeper in the desert, however, if you only want a day trip on camels and have car, this is a must-visit. Personnel superb, food superb Bathroom facilities better than most hotels, in the tent (available outside of tent as well - they have public bathrooms) They booked a day trip on camels. We wanted to try this limited version before going on a multiple day trip on camels. I suggest telling them that you don't want to spend 4h on the lunch break. It's too long. 2h of break is enough. You go about 2h on camels' backs and then back after lunch. This camp was top 2 experiences we had in morocco. If you want larger and more iconic sand dunes, visit Merzouga. The dunes here are small, yet beautiful"
Simon Majorelle Desert Camp
"Basic accommodation and cheaper than others. Room was clean, staff were excellent and it is in a central location. Would highly recommend"
"Basic but comfortable, lovely dinner and helpful staff"
"Ali and his family were welcoming and sharing, offering us amazing hospitality. The camp area was a wonderful oasis with a flowing, and swimmable river, complete with various birds, and fresh water fish. It was truly an escape from our travels."
Joel Amoudou Lodge Camp
"There were 3 people who welcomed us when we arrived, they were kind offering us tea and making sure we felt comfortable. The shower and toilet were spotlessly clean. The location is easy to find."
Aleksander Auberge Hostel Traditionnel
"The guys in the reception were really nice with me and they try to help me with everything. The location is real good next to todgha gorges. The showers were cold and the guy said that they are normally hot but I think it’s something normal there. The breakfast was good"
Mohammed Dounia Hostel
"Faisal, the owner was very hospitable and eager to help us get around the gorge. The guest house itself was very quaint and we felt very safe. We were even invited to Iftar!"
