Dar Ba Sidi & Spa

Amazing food! Fantastic view, so peaceful, green, they have their own field with vegetables. Lovely place to stay

Location: miles away from beautiful Chefchaouen, lost and nothing to see/do. So called swimming pool was empty, broken sunchairs... Room: terrible, old, dirty, rotten.... no heating!!! (March 2026 it was 10° Celsius outside = cold). Damp bed linen. Restaurant: not welcoming, creepy, stinky... Don't believe good reviews/nice pictures and avoid this place!

This was not a pleasant visit. We were there in January and had trouble getting the heating unit to work. It was very cold. The hotel is located about 10 - 15 minutes outside Chefchouen and is very isolated. The bed was very hard and uncomfortable. There was a spot on the floor that was wet the whole time we were there. I would not recommend it.

This place looks terrific from the outside - the layout, the buildings, the pool and water feature. Inside it is a bit tired and could do with a refresh. Plumbing was not great - they did change rooms for the second night and things were better (proper hot shower). Everyone had the same problem that the shower went all over the bathroom - simple shower curtains would have reduced the impact. Grounds were well maintained and breakfast was comprehensive and good food. At the end probably more disappointed in respect of what it indicated it had been and could easily could be again.

Average hotel, only a few amenities. It was very cold outside and we had trouble getting the room heater to work. The restaurant food was average but the interior too cold to enjoy it. Staff were all lovely however . It was the slow season so not much to do there tho the summer might be nicer.

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.

Pro: nice facility, you can get grapes and pomegranates off of the tries, facility has lots of potentials. Con: expensive ($230 / night), when we got to the breakfast buffet next morning the food was gone, the staff in the dining room blamed a large tourist group that came late night before for eating everything, they did not offer us any replacement, we ended up eating olives and some pieces of cheese , very poor experience considering the $230 per night price