Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nestled in the Atlas Mountains, this tranquil village offers hiking trails with views of red-earth landscapes and traditional Berber homes. Rent a kayak on Lake Ouirgane or visit the weekly souk where local artisans sell handwoven carpets and aromatic spices.
Wow! Wow! Wow! What a beautiful, intimate and exclusive place. Peace and quiet! The pavilion was beautifully decorated. The attention to detail was impressive. All staff was friendly and helpful. The owner was very welcome too. Can’t wait to go back soon. Thank you
Wow! Wow! Wow! What a beautiful, intimate and exclusive place. Peace and quiet! The pavilion was beautifully decorated. The attention to detail was impressive. All staff was friendly and helpful. The owner was very welcome too. Can’t wait to go back soon. Thank you
The Ecolodge was amazing set in the picturesque low Atlas mountains. From the moment we arrive the team working there could not have made us feel more welcome and looked after. The swimming pool was a welcome relief as we arrived in a heat wave. Unfortunately due to the heat, we could not do our planned trek, but the pool and service from the team made up for it. They could do with a couple of extra sun beds around the pool though. The room's (we had two in our party) were both clean and very...
The Ecolodge was amazing set in the picturesque low Atlas mountains. From the moment we arrive the team working there could not have made us feel more welcome and looked after. The swimming pool was a welcome relief as we arrived in a heat wave. Unfortunately due to the heat, we could not do our planned trek, but the pool and service from the team made up for it. They could do with a couple of extra sun beds around the pool though. The room's (we had two in our party) were both clean and very...
ben
Reviewed September 18, 2025Reviewed September 18, 2025
We had a fantastic week af Kasbah Africa at the end of March. The location is stunning with amazing views from both the rooms and the swimming pool and garden. A holiday here can be as active or as relaxing as you want it. There is genuine warmth & hospitality here. We were offered dinner in our room one night as it was pouring with rain, to save us braving the weather outside and we were even invited to try the staff's tagine one lunchtime. Thank you so much Redouan (the manager) and the Kasbah...
We had a fantastic week af Kasbah Africa at the end of March. The location is stunning with amazing views from both the rooms and the swimming pool and garden. A holiday here can be as active or as relaxing as you want it. There is genuine warmth & hospitality here. We were offered dinner in our room one night as it was pouring with rain, to save us braving the weather outside and we were even invited to try the staff's tagine one lunchtime. Thank you so much Redouan (the manager) and the Kasbah...
This was an absolutely lovely place to stay in the mountains. The staff were incredible. They were welcoming, helpful and super friendly. The lounge area was large, the garden and restaurant areas were beautiful and comfortable and our room was spacious. Our room also had a beautiful large balcony to sit outside and admire the view. I must also add that although we went to many of the top restaurants in Marrakech, the chicken and beef tagines that were made for us here were way better than...
This was an absolutely lovely place to stay in the mountains. The staff were incredible. They were welcoming, helpful and super friendly. The lounge area was large, the garden and restaurant areas were beautiful and comfortable and our room was spacious. Our room also had a beautiful large balcony to sit outside and admire the view. I must also add that although we went to many of the top restaurants in Marrakech, the chicken and beef tagines that were made for us here were way better than...
Michelle
Reviewed October 15, 2024Reviewed October 15, 2024
Nestled in the breathtaking embrace of the Atlas Mountains lies a hidden gem that offers an escape unlike any other - a serene, family-run hotel that feels like a slice of paradise on earth.
From the moment you arrive, the warmth and hospitality of the family envelop you, making you feel not just a guest, but a part of their community.
The hotel itself is a quiet haven, where tranquility and beauty merge to create a setting that soothes the soul and rejuvenates the spirit.
The cuisine,...
Nestled in the breathtaking embrace of the Atlas Mountains lies a hidden gem that offers an escape unlike any other - a serene, family-run hotel that feels like a slice of paradise on earth.
From the moment you arrive, the warmth and hospitality of the family envelop you, making you feel not just a guest, but a part of their community.
The hotel itself is a quiet haven, where tranquility and beauty merge to create a setting that soothes the soul and rejuvenates the spirit.
The cuisine,...
Excellent staff really helpful and friendly beautifull property and really peaceful.. all staff welcomed with a smile omar and facial and every one was really helpful
Excellent staff really helpful and friendly beautifull property and really peaceful.. all staff welcomed with a smile omar and facial and every one was really helpful
I had a great stay at this riad. The guys running the place were really nice and very kindly told me not to worry when I had mistakenly taken my room key with me after my stay.
The riad is on top of a rather steep hill, which you can ride up to by donkey, though I had no issues getting there with a huge backpacker backpack.
The food was great and filling after a long day of hiking, and I imagine that the outdoor roof terrace would be unbelievable during the summer months to have breakfast...
I had a great stay at this riad. The guys running the place were really nice and very kindly told me not to worry when I had mistakenly taken my room key with me after my stay.
The riad is on top of a rather steep hill, which you can ride up to by donkey, though I had no issues getting there with a huge backpacker backpack.
The food was great and filling after a long day of hiking, and I imagine that the outdoor roof terrace would be unbelievable during the summer months to have breakfast...