"Pros: Overall, very happy. Especially appreciated the location. Although it's on the opposite side of town from the bus station and up the hill from the main tourist thoroughfare, there are benefits. If you are fit and ok climbing a lot of stairs through town, you are rewarded with a neighborhood that feels authentic and lived in by local families. We loved this. At the property, there's a two-level terrace. One where most do breakfast when the weather is nice. Then the upper terrace whose view over the entire city is spectacular. Room 2 bed is firm, but we really liked this and slept well. Well enough to climb Mt. Tissouka during our stay. Cons: Room 2 claims a "city view", but the window is tiny and looks out on stone and grass. As a result, ventilation in this room was not great. Opening the bathroom window out into inner atrium/courtyard helps." ~Daniel

"Pros: The owner was quick to resolve a problem with the wifi, a problem not of his making, this cost him considerbale time and effort, so a big thumbs up for that. The property is fabulous, tastefully decorated, with a great attention to detail. Making for a truly beautiful experience. Everything is there for a comfortable stay, all utilities, from fridge to washing machine. Small but ably equipped kitchen, comfy beds, good hot shower... All in the most peaceful and very authentic enviroment at the top of the Medina up near the Medina walls. Highly recommended, I had a great two weeks here.. Cons: It's a bit of a slog with luggage up to the property and for daily needs, but again the owner was there to help out. But it's a lot of stairs to get to and fro. No way a game changer for this great place but a consideration if you are elderly or constrained somehow ..." ~Derek

"Pros: Close to the parking, on top of chefchaoun great view, very clean." ~Adnane

"Pros: The apartment is really great. We could stay for days there. Wifi was also fast. Cons: They have forgotten to leave towels for us, so this was a big problem. We asked directly and the reply was on the next day saying that they haven't read our message." ~Georgios