Overall Ratings & Reviews Hotel Barcelona

Fantastic location in the centre of Chefchaouen. Room was lovely, traditional style and really light. Staff were great and really helpful

Great location, nice hotel, OUTSTANDING FRONT DESK PERSONNEL… He’s AMAZING!!!

The rooms and Balcony.

Personnel très sympathique et serviable à disposition quelle que soit l'heure. Accueil à l'étage difficile d'accès pour personne à mobilité réduite. Extérieur bruyant la nuit

Great location close to the square for taxi and shopping access. Rooms were typical for a riad/hotel but it was not insulated. We came in May and nights were very cold. Other than that, stay was good. Ridhwan the manager was very accommodating as well.

Amazing city. The hotel has a terrace on the roof with the 360° view. Location is great. Not noisy. Nice view from the window. Plenty of restaurants and cafes at your feet.

It was cold and rainy and there was no heating. The bathroom was freezing and the room was bitterly cold but luckily there were a lot of blankets on the bed. The staff were more or less sympathique but said that there was nothing they could do. A radiator on the wall would be a good idea. The bathtowels looked like they were someone's old beachtowel. Very basic accomodation but ok for one night and for the price. Good location though.

I would say it’s a great place for its price.

A no frills hotel in the heart of the Medina. The kid that ran the place was very accommodating. The bed was comfortable, we had plenty of blankets. It could be cleaner and we had to ask for towels, which may have just been someone’s personal towels, not your typical white guest towels, the hotel had a nice rooftop terrace we quite enjoyed. For the price, it’s worth it

Great stay. Excellent service. Polite and courteous. Helpful too. Plenty of smiles from everyone. Would highly recommend. Roof top patio had beautuful view.

We stayed in a triple room with bathroom inside. Truly, it’s a nice cute simple place with a lot of character. It’s located right at the Medina but is easy to find. We got very nice mint tea from the staff and had a beautiful time at the terrace. Highly recommend.

Great location and friendly service. Could use hot water! Great for younger people as stairs can be a challenge.

Nice hotel for price. Central. Terrible WiFi

Nice, but it's quite basic and there's no breakfast or coffee, but perfectly located just a few minutes off the main square. Amazing how quiet the street is throughout the night though (maybe because off season). The room is typical for Moroccan small hotels (same comment as others mention about the bathroom), and thankfully there are warm blankets now that the nights are so cold. Really liked the roof terrace, perfect spot for views of the city and the mountains to both sides, and nice and warm in the sun.

Its incredibly close to the center, and the rooftop has an amazing view for the price incredible. Our bathroom wasnt entirely separate from the bedroom so just aheads up if that makes you uncomfortable. Love that they paint the rooms blue to match the vibe of the city. The staff are semi polite.

Good location. Noisy, smoky, not restful.

Very run down but quirky not very clean

Close to the center. Very friendly staff. Nice rooftop terrace. Close to the square. Highly recommended

The hotel is nice, we had a room with private bathroom there. The room was in the balcony with an amazing view, just at night was a bit cold with no access to the wifi. So we changed our room easily. The staff is nice and helpful.

The location of the hotel was fantastic; in the heart of the old city, a few steps from the main square near the mosque. The staff were friendly, and kind. Our only issues stemmed from the nature of the bathroom. No doors, and the top of the bathroom is unsealed; the wall does not extend to the ceiling. This makes for an awkward experience when one goes to shower, use the toilet, or desire any civil privacy in any manner. If you are booking this hotel, be sure that you are staying with close loved ones as to not make the experience of having to use the bathroom, with a minor wall, and no doors, a strange one for those staying with you.