Riad Mosaic

The location of the riad was about a 5 minute walk to the creek, the main plaza and all the shopping you could imagine.

The bathroom was a little tight but we made it work.

The owner is super helpful

Reed was awesome!!

The 2 guys Zaid and mohammed were awesome guys and helped us a lot with everything we asked! 2 top guys!!! We made new friends🙏🏻

The staff at this Riad was fantastic, not only did they help us carry our heavy luggage in and out of town, but they made sure we had everything we needed to feel at home. The owner, the ladies in charge of breakfast, and the gentleman, Mohammed from Merzouga, were all wonderful and attentive. The terrace of this riad was by far my favorite of all the riads we stayed in; I worked here remotely for 3 days and the internet connection was fantastic. The hotel has a privileged location and the view during both the breakfast and sunset could not be better from the terrace. The breakfast each morning was generous and varied, overall very delicious, and had everything you could want (except for maybe fruit). The homemade peanut butter was fabulous. The location of the riad (although hard to access with luggage) was lovely once you're exploring, and we found it to be very walkable and close enough to all the sights and restaurants. The weather was quite chilly, but the heater worked really well, a huge plus, and the heavy blankets were nice to have.

In terms of quality/price, the junior suite was not great. The room itself was small, and very dark. The bathroom was also quite small and the shower was over the toilet, which made everything wet. The odor in the bathroom was unbearable, like a mix of septic system and humidity. Keep in mind, that the walk from the taxi drop off to the hotel is a steep climb on a gravel path with lots of people, and no cars enter the medina meaning you will have to lug your bags for about 10 minutes (if you're fit).

Central location. Extremely helpful and attentive staff.

Lots of stairs in Chefchaouen.

We stayed at this Riad in Chefchaouen, and overall had a decent experience. The location is at the top of a hill, so if you’re carrying luggage, be prepared—you’ll have to walk uphill, as there’s no way to arrange a direct taxi to the entrance. That said, the elevated position has its benefits: you get stunning views over the city and a peaceful atmosphere, away from the crowds. Starting your day from the top of the Medina and walking downward is actually a great way to explore Chefchaouen, since many tourists don’t venture that high up. The breakfast was good, and we especially enjoyed the view from the property. The staff were kind and helpful, though English was limited, which made communication a bit challenging at times—but they did their best and were always polite. Where the experience fell short was the room layout and facilities. The bathroom was extremely small, with the shower directly over the toilet, which made it uncomfortable to use. The room itself also felt tight, and for the price paid, we expected a bit more in terms of space and comfort—especially compared to other riads we’ve stayed at in Morocco. Overall, this riad offers lovely views, a peaceful location, and friendly staff, but be aware of the steep access and compact bathroom setup before booking.

Location, value and staff were all great! Plus they had filtered water which was convenient. Easy walk to top of the hill to watch the sunset and also an easy walk down to the main square with all the restaurants.

We were in room 1 which had 2 windows facing the street, so it was a bit loud during the night. Can make it hard to sleep.

large beautiful room and the entire house, the rooftop was amazing with the views and atmosphere. excellent breakfast served on the roof, strong wifi in the room.

a bit far from the parking to carry your luggage but we managed :)

Beautiful property, amazing views…breakfast was great. Easy to get to lovely areas and the main square, albeit with lots of uphills and stairs, which is normal for the town. Loved the decor and Moroccan touches in every corner.

It is very difficult to get from the parking area to the Riad. At least a 10 min walk over cobblestone. This might be normal for this town but might be important for less mobile travelers. The staff were nice but not overly so. Didn’t have the “family” feel of the past Riad stays we have done. Getting to the rooftop and even navigating the stairs in the riad is treacherous. Not for older travelers or anyone with mobility issues. The mattress is extremely firm. Not enough hot water for our family to shower.