Guesthouse vacation rentals in Taza-Al Hoceima-Taounate

Sarah had planned for us to be taken care of to get to the proposed accommodation. We enjoyed it very much. The accommodation is right in the middle of the medina. It's all about walking. Nearby, mini convenience store, restaurants... We will come Great time in Morocco

The hospitality of Soufian and specially Simon was impeccable.

Very nice room in the medina of Chefchauen. Anas, a very attentive and kind host. But the room is hot in the summer and without air conditioning

The Hostel was in great location and we had a super pretty room! The breakfast was great, and everything was clean, showers had hot water and communication with the host was super easy, he explained everything, gave us tips and a map and always answered our questions. We will Definitely come back here.

Very nice and clean Riad in perfect location. Everyone of the staff we met was amazingly friendly and hospitable! Clearly recommend! The place is very easy to find (without a guide): at Place R'Cif, look for a small alley between the police station and the bank, that has a small sign "Riad Sunrise". Then follow the alley, taking a left turn and straight until you spot another small sign on the left, right next to the door to the Riad. Place R'Cif also is the terminus for a bunch of local city busses which will take you there for about 3,50 DH: + From the Train Station take bus 19, which stops right next to the Total gas station across the street from the station main entrance. +From the CTM bus terminal, take bus 29 which runs along road N8, a little up the hill from the terminal. + From the airport you will have to take bus 16 and change to number 19 at the train station.

My family and I only stayed one night in this place due to our flight the following day, and we all agreed that er could stay for much longer here. Our host was very enthusiastic and responsive and kept a clean space. The area was lovely with just a short walk to the city center. We were sad we couldn’t stay for longer. I would recommend staying here!

This place was highlight of Chefachouen. Local Riadstyle with luxury rooms wirh ensuite bath and A/C. The most beautiful part was Mohamed himself, he truly cares about your stay and is ready to help. He is friendly human and magnificient host. Go here and enjoy the laid back atmosphere of the place.

We stayed 4 nights in a private room. The hostel is beautifully designed, very clean and has several kittens for company. The view of the city from the terrace is gorgeous. But the best thing about it are the people working there: Abdul, Waj and Ibrahim are genuinely nice, carrying people, who shared their dinner with us several times, made tea and fire for us and gave us extra blankets when we were cold. We didn't even need to ask. And we had such great conversations... They even gave us Arabic names:) They made us feel that we belonged there. Thank you!! Will miss you guys and will definitely come back!💛

Staying in the Riad Meski it was a great experience! My room was little but comfortable and the patio is very cozy, with beautiful furnishings in typical Moroccan style. The breakfast was amazing and Ahmed is a fantastic host. He made my stay very unique with his kindness and a lot suggestions for me. I recommend to go in Fes and stay in his riad. Thank you for everything, I hope to come back soon!

perfect stay at this beautiful Riad! Ahmed is a great host, replies quickly, gives u useful information and makes sure that u feel at home☺👌 the riad is soooo beautiful, spacecious and very central. shukran for everything!

Nihel and her father were both extremely kind and helpful. We arrived late in the evening from the airport and they helped us navigate our way to their home where Zach welcomed us. There was a delicious breakfast and tea for us in the morning, and they helped us set up a private driver which has made our entire experience so smooth and wonderful! We cannot say thank you enough for the hospitality and helpfulness. Also their home is beautiful and clean; Zach shared some stories about its history which was fascinating. It’s a hidden gem, truly