Dar Skala
Ibn Rochd, Medina, Essaouira
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Dar Skala Essaouira

Ibn Rochd, Medina Essaouira, Morocco

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“Beautiful view”

jdurech (6 reviews)
Kelowna, Canada Flag of Canada
May 27, 2011

I already posted review on Trip advisor. Very cute place right at the entrance to the medina and on the ocean. Good deal for the price but if you go for comfort or are staying longer, it is more like a hostel then hotel. We enjoyed it for couple of days

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... on the Oregon coast.

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