La Petite Chefchaouen is a small boutique guesthouse inside the blue-washed medina of Chefchaouen. Its owners describe it as a “maison de charme,” and it draws couples and design-minded travelers who want a quiet, well-styled base above the old town’s lanes. It ranks #5 of 93 B&Bs and inns in town on Tripadvisor.
The house leans toward simplicity and comfort rather than ornate riad excess. According to Booking.com, each room has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, air-conditioning, and a balcony or patio facing the Rif mountains or the town. Shared spaces include a lounge, a coffee shop, outdoor seating, and a sun terrace. The terrace is the main draw, with sweeping views over the blue rooftops toward the peaks. Breakfast is included, and the in-house restaurant makes staying in for dinner an easy choice after a day of walking the medina.
Visitor Highlights & Practical Info
Spring and early autumn bring the mildest weather and the heaviest demand, so book several weeks ahead. Summer weekends also fill with domestic visitors. With so few rooms, it is worth contacting the property directly by phone (+212 661 572 272) or through its official website. The medina’s stepped lanes are closed to cars, so pack light. Head to the terrace early in the morning or at sunset, before day-trippers from Tangier and Fes fill the streets around Plaza Uta el-Hammam.
