Aline Hostel Reviews

Very nice and helpful staff. I was satisfied with what I got for the money I paid. I just did not feel that the bed linens were washed before using them.

WARNING: nobody at this hostel speaks English. French is the common language, and one guy speaks Spanish which is how I muddled through. Other than that, nice place! I stayed in May and had an 8 bed dorm all to myself. No lockers in rooms, though. Friendly staff, clean rooms, nice basic breakfast, hot showers. I walked from Bus station and found the place no problem, but the walk was entirely up hill, so be warned. Love Chefchaouen!

Well situated hostel with nice roof terrace and friendly Spanish/ English speaking staff. Rooms are ok, breakfast good, wifi facilities are ok and working. Only small thing is the bunk beds are a bit old.

Freezing cold rooms but good hot showers. Frustrating because the hostel owners (?) spoke no English or Spanish ... probably wouldn't recommend staying here without a cursory knowledge of French. Hostel was virtually empty while we stayed there, so not much to write home about atmosphere-wise. No lockers anywhere.

Really nice little hostel on the southeastern edge of Chefchaouen’s medina. The owner speaks French but his wife speaks Spanish, and there are about three different dorm rooms on the first floor (2nd floor for Americans) that share a pretty Moroccan-style common area. There are two clean and fresh showers and three toilets. On top is a quiet terrace with great views of the surrounding mountains and city. Really affordable place and I got to meet English- and Spanish-speaking folks here.