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Guesthouses & Dars

A dar is a smaller, quieter cousin of the riad — often the host's own home. Stay with Moroccan families for home-cooked tagines, insider tips and long conversations over mint tea.

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Marhaba is onboarding hosts across Morocco. Approved guesthouses & dars will appear here as they publish — in the meantime, explore recommended destinations below.

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Best places for guesthouses & dars

Our editors' picks for guesthouses & dars across Morocco — from the imperial cities to the dunes.

Guesthouses & Dars in Chefchaouen, Morocco

Morocco

Guesthouses & Dars in Chefchaouen

Blue-lane guesthouses run by local families in the Rif.

Guesthouses & Dars in Fes, Morocco

Morocco

Guesthouses & Dars in Fes

Restored dars deep in the medina — ideal for slow travellers.

Guesthouses & Dars in Essaouira, Morocco

Morocco

Guesthouses & Dars in Essaouira

Small guesthouses inside the fortified medina, steps from the fishing port.

FAQ

Guesthouses & Dars — good to know

What's the difference between a riad and a dar?+

Riads have a garden with trees inside the courtyard; dars have a simpler open patio. Dars tend to be smaller and more affordable.