Hamza EL Asely

Beautiful facility and perfect location. The staff was very accommodating arranging for a rooftop dinner one night. Loved it.

Again beautiful place, perfect location and outstanding staff.

Super fun and unique experience. Food was very good and the entertainment around the fire in the evening was so fun.

Beautiful location and wonderful staff. We actually enjoyed massages here one afternoon. The pool looked delightful but was surprisingly too cold to enjoy.

This was an absolutely beautiful property but honestly it was a bit too fancy for our liking. We probably would have been happier in something a little more down graded. I was traveling with a friend and all our other accommodations provided us with individual beds. When we arrived, we were told we were assigned a single king bed, when asked if they could accommodate us in a room with separate beds, the cost we were told would be $800 USD per night to accommodate (obviously we didn’t make the change). We also found this property to be more expensive for drinks and opted not to eat there. We found the staff pleasant but not was warm and comforting as our other stays.

This was probably our favorite stay in Morocco. The city was beautiful and the people so welcoming. Omar was a perfect guide for our hike to Gods Arch and the waterfall. We had such a fun time with Omar, he met us later in the day and took us up to the Spanish Mosque to watch the sunset followed. Y a visit to his home and a chance to meet his family. We felt like we were relatives over for a visit. Mustafa was out local guide and he treated us like we were his best friends right from the beginning, brought us to some of his favorite “trusted” shops, and even took the time to find us a bottle of wine and bring it to our hotel so we could enjoy a rooftop dinner.

Beautiful hiking along the water. Omar was awesome.

Shariff was a great guide. Lots of fun and knowledgeable. Had a good lunch during the day. We were brought to a rug shop where they offered us tea and talked to us about the different rugs. Felt the pricing may have been misrepresented and my friend later realized she spent way more than she thought she was quoted. We later read reviews online of that specific rug place and others had posted they had similar experiences.

Super fun experience-glad we included it. The luxury tents were very nice, enjoyed star gazing at night, food was good and we met some very fun people.

Very hot day. Local guide was fine but not remarkable.

The boards where at the resort so we just grabbed them and tried one or two runs. Fun but unremarkable

Buddha was a great guide for our walk through the oasis but the highlight was visiting with the local family. We spent hours there and met the entire family including the baby. This was truly an amazing experience in local culture and family life.

Every drive we took with Karim was fun, eventful, and included unplanned adventures

Abdul was so knowledgeable and fun to hang out with. We learned a lot about the country, Marrakech, and even about Abdul and his family.

Oh my goodness, the food we sampled. Mohammad quickly understood that we found Marrakech a bit noisy and overwhelming so directed us to food samplings along a bit quieter of a route. Having said that, we enjoyed being in the very vibrant square at night and enjoyed snail soup, spiced tea, and playful time with some monkeys.

Very fun, would highly recommend- compliments to the chef. Food was amazing

Like staying in a fairy tale

Feels like an Oasis

Old need to be renovated

Awesome service. Awesome experience. Must visit. Staffs were more than accommodating. Food was excellent.

It’s a fortress. We stayed in a castle!

Close to everything

The Ritz of Morocco

Was really nice and impressive. There is a tour for every language

It’s a maze. Felt like ants.

Great experience. Must try at least once. Also nice to enjoy the sunset in the middle of nowhere in the desert. Our guides help us take wonderful pictures

Great views. We have great pictures.

It a good experience to understand the cultures and the hardship of others.

Go higher and farther than where the Camels can take you.

Magnificent views.

Excellent. Clean and beautiful decor. Rooms are small but comfortable and you don’t spend much time in them!

Excellent hospitable staff. Rooms were clean and comfortable. We had a problem with our AC and the staff were fast and followed up to ensure it was rectified.

Rooms were spacious and clean. Not many places to choose from In Imlil. Staff were friendly. Dinners were tasty.

Location, dinners, rooms were all great

Mohamed was so kind and warm. Very hospitable place. Rooms were spacious and clean. Food was good.

Mohammad was excellent. Not pushy. Went at our pace. Personable and fun to hang out with.

Really enjoyed this! Very fun way to help a local family and learn more about culture and food. They had two young kids visiting which made the stay even better.

Mohammad was great!

Much more technical than I appreciated.

This was a bomb. The guide didn’t really give us any information. We waited for an hour on a bench with no instructions. The “class” was really watching a woman cook us lunch. We chopped an onion and a few tomatoes. Zero instruction. Then we ate lunch which was almost inedible. The guide was nowhere to be found so we left.

This was a fun short excursion and something to add on but not a “must do”.

Stunning location. The experience was luxurious.

Everywhere you look, the architecture and details were breathtaking.

It's a Moroccan version of Motel 6.

It's a cute, small boutique hotel in a small village in the Dades valley with a super friendly staff and the best food we had in Morocco. The owner went out of his way to accommodate our needs, and I wish I had cash to tip more. We stayed two nights and had dinner at the hotel restaurant both nights- both fantastic- but they only take cash so be prepared!

An old, charming hotel right on the water. Very friendly staff - but no AC, which was fine but leaving the window open too cool down the room also invited flies. They also seemed a little short staffed and breakfast service was OK, not great.

It's a clean, modern hotel. Seems to be centrally located (loud traffic noises), but as far as we can tell, there was nothing special to see or eat or shop nearby.

Made a short stop at Rabat- Our driver dropped us off at the Mausoleum- we just wandered around without knowing what we were looking at, and a local guide started talking to us. He provided some explanation, which was fine, but then he pressured us to pay him 400 Mdhars. Wish we had a proper guide with us and shown us around a bit more- it looked like an interesting city.

a beautiful garden but not much explanation.

We had the best guide of this trip- very knowledgeable and patient.

Best experience- didn't get to see the sunrise because of the haze but saw wild foxes and the ride was fun!

Had stomach issues so we skipped the meal but the hike through the riverbed was great - wish we could have gone longer but it was super hot and we were feeling pretty weak from our tummy issues so we cut it short.

There was no organized activity- some boards (some with broken parts) were laid around the camp, and you were supposed to just take them out and try on your own. Sand dunes near the camp were small and it was not worth the trouble.

The stable was very dirty- never seen so many flies. The ride was fine although one of the horses dropped to the ground and my husband could have gotten hurt (thankfully he didn't) and the guide did not speak much English or provide any explanation. But the scenary was beautiful.

No wind, so we had to cancel. They switched us to regular surfing lesson on day 1 - which was ok but not what we signed up for. There was some miscommunication between our trip organizer and the vendor who did not know that we were coming on a windless day , etc. Apparently, the surfing instructor (Salim?) was outstanding but the overall experience was not great. We are still trying get refunded for kitesurfing - we were supposed to kite surf 2 days and it's much more expensive than regular surfing, which we did only 1 day.

no wind- was cancelled.

the drive along the coast was beautiful- wish we could have stopped on some beach for a break.

The hosts at this Riad were extremely kind and welcoming. The atrium in the middle was beautiful, as was our room. Extremely clean. We chose to eat dinner here on one of our nights and the food was amazing!

This camp is definitely GLAMPING! Very clean and cozy with Moroccan rugs covering the floors, our own personal shower and bathroom...and a wonderful king-size bed. The food was more than I could have thought possible in the middle of the desert...and the service was great.

This Riad is in a very small town that we probably would not have stopped at on our own if we had designed every element of our itinerary by ourselves. I'm so glad our travel agent included this stop. The Riad looks unassuming on the outside (as most do) but there was a lovely pool, gardens to walk through in the back and the food was truly gourmet. It's decorated in a more modern way, and it was, overall, a lovely place to spend a night in between long travels between 2 larger cities.