★★★·Essaouira·8.9
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Dar El Paco, a traditional Moroccan bed‑and‑breakfast in central Essaouira, sits 300 m from the beach and 50 m from the bustling souk. Each individually decorated room overlooks the medina, offers free Wi‑Fi, a shower, and mint tea at arrival. Guests enjoy daily breakfast, a living‑room lounge, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic sea and medina views. Guided souk tours, horse and camel rides, and kitesurfing are available.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The location in the middle of the Medina (once you find the entrance) is wonderful; it’s not far from both the fishing harbour and the beach. The ladies at reception were very friendly. Breakfast was fine but not spectacular—perhaps typical of Morocco? It could also be served at 8:00 instead of after 8:30.
Michael·Hace una semana
The hotel owners are exceptionally hospitable and the house is cozy and welcoming. We felt very comfortable.
Christoph·Hace 2 semanas
The dar is in the heart of the Medina, tucked into a quiet alley. The staff are absolutely lovely and the breakfast is hearty and very good. The room was beautifully decorated and impeccably clean. Nothing to complain about!
Fanny·Hace 2 semanas
The hotel is an authentic gem with only five rooms, each uniquely named and designed so you can pick one beforehand. We stayed in the “Туарег” on the second floor; it’s a bit small, especially the shower/toilet, but still pleasant. It’s right in the medina, close to the entrance and the beach. You can park your car on the paid lot and walk about 400 m, or find free spots a bit further away (they exist). We arrived much later than the agreed time, so they arranged contactless check‑in for us. If you’re unsure you’ll get there before 7 pm, just let them know and they’ll do the same. The manager was very nice. Breakfast is ordinary by Moroccan standards, served from 8.30, and there’s a terrace. The room lacks air‑conditioning—unimportant in October, but could be critical in hotter months. The window faces the street (not the main one), so noise can seep in. Check‑out is at 11, which is a bit early; you could leave your bags and wander around, but a typical hotel would let you stay until 12, which would be much more comfortable.
Ksenia·Hace 2 semanas
The place sits right in the heart of the city, and the ladies at the front desk were super helpful with suggestions. Breakfast was solid, especially the fresh orange juice. Nothing to complain about.
Bill·Hace 2 semanas