Cosy little hotel in a great location with easy access to the medina....rooms are elegantly designed with andalucian decor...staff were friendly and very helpful... Only downside was the water when having a shower was luke warm as opposed to hot....Overall great value for money

I stayed two days at this hotel and it was one of the best experiences I had in Morocco. It was clean and the room was comfortable. They gave me the option of breakfast in my room, on the rooftop, or at their cafe down the street. The rooftop had a great view of the city and was very quiet,... More

Stayed for 2 nights as part of a tour. It's quite quirky, and some could get annoyed with the hobbit sized doors, no air con and distance from the road. However we loved it. We found the front desk to be very helpful offering tips of where to go, and the breakfast of orange juice, coffee, bread, and pancakey things... More

Hard to get if you have luggage you are carrying. I would stay closer to road. Also, very loud with people on streets and rooster in morning. Charming rooms, but smelled like cat urine. Pros - air condition, Internet and TV Cons - hard to find, loud, small doors and not very friendly at front desk

While we stayed at Gernika, we did have the chance to eat at the Cafe Snack Mounir for breakfast which was fantastic. We also got a tour of the hotel which seems very beautiful as well.

Our 5th destination on mine and my boyfriends Moroccan adventure! We only found this hotel on our second day in Chefchaouen as we had arrived too late the previous night to go searching - and we were disappointed that we lost a night that could have been spent in this charming hotel! The had the large room, which is very... More

The Dar Mounir Hotel is right in the middle of Chechauen, this picturesque and pretty village in the Rif Mountains. It is a family business. The short walk from where you park the hotel, which is of course, painted blue, like most of the houses, is beautiful in itself and you have the feeling you are entering something real and... More

When we arrived, we had to look for accommodation, as our hotel told us they had given our room to someone else(!) At Dar Mounir they were very nice. We saw on internet that it was slightly more expensive than our hotel and they let us stay for the same price. Staff was very friendly and rooms were warm and... More

This was the first town I stayed in while in Morrocco and it set a very high standard. Apart from the hotel being absolutely beautiful, with well appointed rooms and a lovely terrace for our use in the evenings, the staff were brilliant. My Visa card was eaten up on the last morning I was in Chefchaouen. I was quite... More