Haven Hills Social Club

Haven Hills Social Club is a guest house in Chefchaouen with rates from about 470 MAD (around US$50) and a 9.0/10 score from 588 reviews on ma-hotels.net; the exact street is shown on the booking confirmation. The property sits inside the Old Town (medina) of Chefchaouen, the blue-washed hill town in Morocco's Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region. The medina is a compact maze of steep stepped lanes, whitewashed and sky-blue walls and small squares, and most of its sights are reachable on foot within about 5 to 15 minutes. Plaza Uta el-Hammam, the main square with the 17th-century Kasbah and the Great Mosque, anchors the centre, and the Ras El Maa spring at the eastern edge of town is a short, signposted walk away. Cars cannot enter the medina lanes, so luggage is usually carried by hand or by porters from the nearest gate or taxi point. The name points to a social atmosphere, with private rooms in the guest house format. Breakfast is served on site, and guests usually eat at nearby cafes. The service style favours independent travellers who like a communal feel. Rates are listed from about 470 MAD/night (~$50), varying by season and room type. Within Chefchaouen's accommodation range this is a mid-range option, offering more comfort and service than the cheapest guesthouses without boutique pricing. Rates rise at weekends, in spring and autumn and during Moroccan school holidays, so booking ahead for those periods is sensible, and the property can usually be asked about breakfast times and late arrivals. Chefchaouen sits at roughly 600 metres in the Rif mountains, so evenings are cool for most of the year and winter can be wet, while summer days are warm and dry. The city is known for its blue-painted streets, wool weaving, goat cheese and local bread, and hiking in nearby Talassemtane National Park. The nearest commercial airports are at Tetouan and Tangier, with regular CTM and Supratours buses and shared grands taxis linking Chefchaouen to Tetouan, Tangier, Fes and Casablanca. Visitors planning a stay usually combine a few unhurried days of photography and walking with a day trip to the Akchour waterfalls.