Omar Yildirim, Turkish. I have lived my entire life in Istanbul. I speak Turkish, Arabic, and English. I studied economics and finance. I have worked in the tourism industry in Istanbul, Dubai, Muscat, Georgia, Russia, and most recently in Chefchaouen. I love meeting new people and traveling. I have traveled to 47 countries, visited more than 400 cities, and visited thousands of tourist attractions around the world. I recently opened this riad in the center of Chefchaouen, overlooking the old city and the surrounding mountains. I welcome all my visitors from all over the world.

Located a 3-minute walk from Chefchaouen's main square, Riad Diar Marhaba features a large terrace overlooking Chefchaouen's mountains and the old medina, offering a beautiful panoramic view. All air-conditioned rooms at Riad Dar Es Salam feature traditional Andalusian Moroccan décor and include an en suite bathroom. Each room includes a large TV with high-speed internet, a seating area, and large beds. Breakfast is served daily to guests in the riad's courtyard, which overlooks the mountains and the old medina. It features traditional Moroccan dishes. Additional services include free Wi-Fi throughout the riad, 24-hour staff, laundry and delivery services, airport transfers, and catering for dinners and events. Guests from all over the world gather at Riad Diar Marhaba to enjoy the tranquil and charming atmosphere of this 4-star riad, based on its location in Chefchaouen. We offer our full range of services through our professional staff, available 24 hours a day, and welcome all our guests from all over the world.

Chefchaouen, also known internationally and locally as the Blue City, is a Moroccan city located in northern Morocco. It was founded in 1971 to receive and shelter the Muslims of Andalusia after they were expelled by the Spanish. The Blue City is characterized by a unique and simple cultural lifestyle, resulting from centuries of integration and intermingling, devoid of traditions and customs. Its natural beauty and geographical location led to its selection in 2010 as a symbol of the Mediterranean food system by UNESCO. In addition, its cultural components are enhanced by traditional crafts, local regional products, and natural landscapes, particularly agricultural ones, and local products. Chefchaouen is located at the foot of Mount El Kalaa, surrounded by mountain peaks on all sides, and is approximately 100 km from Tangier. Chefchaouen attracts more than a million tourists from all over the world annually. It boasts dozens of tourist attractions and hundreds of hotels serving guests. These hotels, which are predominantly Andalusian in style, are usually houses and gardens that are restored every few decades.