Torre Hadra

Converted into a guesthouse on Avenue de la Résistance, Torre Hadra sits at the edge of Chefchaouen's medina — the blue-washed old quarter is a five-minute walk uphill, while the newer town lies directly below, a practical base for hikers tackling the Rif Mountain trails behind the city.

The property runs a restaurant with themed dinners and cooking classes drawing on northern Moroccan kitchen traditions — a hands-on complement to the walking and cultural tours the staff organise into the medina's dye souks and tanneries. A terrace and garden offer views across the valley without leaving the premises.

Family rooms, soundproofed accommodation, and on-site parking address the practical side; room service and a coffee house handle the slower pace Chefchaouen rewards.