Casa Sabila

Casa Sabila is nestled in the souk very near the taxi stand, so it is a short walk up to the hotel. Our room had a very nice view of the mountains and the town, looking down into the valley. We hiked to the top mosque and then down through the farmers' fields to the Spanish mosque. It was foggy and socked in when we left (good photos) and sunny and warm upon our return (about 2 hours round trip, maybe longer). The breakfasts were ample and nice. The coffee is dark and black, like my soul, just how I like it. Very good. The beds are comfortable. The air conditioner was eccentric and hard to master, but it was fine in the end. They let us keep our bags there until our bus departure time. A perfect stay in a beautiful town.

Very nice would recommend.

The room and bathroom were quite small but very adequate. We were comfortable and the riad was clean but not spectacular.

If I had to stay in Chefchaouen again, I would choose this place. It is easily walkable distance to everything without it being loud. The room was clean and the staff very attentive. The breakfast served here was the best we had in Morocco so far. Although it is not in a loud area of the Medina, I do still recommend ear plugs as there are many mosques in Chefchaouen. This isn't an issue that is special to this Riad, but just in general. I definitely recommend staying here for your stay in Chefchaouen.