Tétouan·7.8
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Located in Tetouan, Morocco, Hotel Dar Dahlia Tetouan is a 19th-century property featuring modern Moroccan architecture and design. It boasts a patio with seating area and fountain, a terrace with deckchairs, and antique-furnished rooms with traditional decor and elegant fabrics. Continental breakfast is served daily, and a restaurant offers local cuisine by the fireplace. Nearby attractions include Martil (20 minutes) and Cabo Negro Golf Course (24 minutes).
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The riad sits in the heart of the medina, and we were greeted by Nisrine with a welcome tea. Thanks for the helpful advice and assistance. We dined at the riad—delicious food and service worthy of a thousand and one nights. Nisrine and her colleague were very attentive. Excellent musical programming. The only issue was that some switches were too high and hard to reach.
Kty·3 settimane fa
If you’re a group of four or willing to spend 60 € a day, this princely riad is worth it. It looks like a 17th‑century building that’s barely been altered, and the large rooms feel like a king’s palace—massively equipped, a true time warp. It’s the pinnacle of old Andalusian‑Moroccan style. You almost feel embarrassed to wipe the mosaic stair treads with your street shoes. Everything is lovingly maintained and clean, and breakfast is included. The new manager lives in Munich and loves everything historic and authentic, which is very German. From the toilet window you can see directly down onto Tetouan’s nightlife centre; locals keep partying until 3 am over mint tea, but the thick walls of the riad keep the noise out. A few metres away are tanneries and leather workshops—just two or three minutes, but you’ll probably wander and lose track of time. That’s why you might not find the hotel right away on the second day. The high terrace offers a fantastic view—one of the highest around, overlooking the mountain and kasbah on one side and the king’s palace the other, which the king actually occupies each summer. The first room we got didn’t suit us; it was probably the former salon opposite. It had no window, but a meter‑high opening above the door that made it feel like anyone could climb in. Nobody actually did, but it still felt odd. The bathroom and toilet were on steep stairs on the ground floor. There was an even worse room under the stairs, and a better one with three external windows (one tiny, but still a lovely breeze). We moved into that room, which earned us a 9‑point rating.
Philipp·3 settimane fa
For the price, there’s nothing to complain about. Pleasant accommodation in the medina centre, perfect staff, very good food, comfortable room. Everything was liked.
Jana·4 settimane fa
Everything was great.
Denisa·Un mese fa
El alojamiento perfecto de 10, y Abdo muy simpático y amable sabe perfectamente español
Jimenez·Un mese fa