Dar Ba Sidi & Spa

I'm honestly not that fussy about hotels, but this place was completely unacceptable. It looks nice from the outside, but our room was really dirty and everything was broken down (leaky toilet that wouldn't stop "running" all night, shower drain was blocked and flooded the bathroom, soap dispenser fell off the wall when I touched it). The restaurant was mediocre and over-priced, and the front desk staff were rude (assuming that you could find them at all - reception was mostly unattended). It's also quite far from Chefchouen (20 euros for a taxi) with nothing to do nearby. I'm mystified as to why anyone in their right mind would stay there, when we saw plenty of really nice, cheaper options in the town. If you're going there as part of a tour (as I did, unfortunately), I suggest booking your own accommodations in the town and avoiding this place.

We stayed here for two nights and found it was good to get away from the hustle and bustle of the Blue City. The rooms were spacious but a little dated but the towels and sheets were clean. The outdoor areas were beautiful with the buildings painted in the blues of the city and the gardens were well kept. Breakfast was average and the hotel does not sell drinks and the like so make sure you stock up in the city so you have some supplies with you.

Staff are very attentive and helpful. Room is very outdated with lots of things needing repair. A strong sour smell throughout the area. We had a very nice breakfast the morning we left. Beautiful area. The hotel grounds are well kept and tidy.

Great grounds, secured behind gate with view to Chefchaouen. Rooms are adequate but very tired and linen well past use by date. Bathroom spacious but dated, toilet bowl stained and cracked, cistern dripping. Could be fabulous. Breakfast below average, staff obliging.

We enjoyed our stay at this beautiful place. It is far from the blue city which makes it quite & peaceful. The staff was very attentive and did their best by preparing vegetarian food for us. Would definitely recommend everyone to stay at the Dar Ba Sidi.

The hotel appears attractive although it is in the middle of no where. It has potential but needs some significant improvements to bring it up to standard. Our room was small and the safe did not work and the seat on the toilet shifted when you sat on it giving an unstable feeling. The room had a lovely small balcony but no safety railing protecting you from falling to the ground below. The food in the restaurant was marginal and it is a dry establishment with no alcohol allowed or provided. It is quiet but a long way to get into Chefchaouen.