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A table set for two with a view of the sunset over a cityscape.

1. Dar Amoudou

Ouarzazate

"The staff were so very helpful. I came down with food poisoning the day we arrived (not caused by this hotel). The staff were so kind and offering advice. They told us where the local pharmacy was. The food was very good, I did have dinner the first night and it was one of the best meals we had in Morocco. I did not eat breakfast the next morning due to coming down with food poisoning, but my travel companions stated it was delicious. The rooms were absolutely adorable and the balcony was...

Lisa

includes taxes & fees

13 Oct - 14 Oct

A building entrance with a sign reading "Tim Joseph's Ghost House".

2. Tin Joseph

Ouarzazate

Kit

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A poolside area with a covered seating area, palm trees, and a clear sky.

3. Bassatine Skoura

Skoura

Adrian

includes taxes & fees

12 Oct - 13 Oct

A room with a stone wall, a bed with white and brown bedding, a window with curtains, and a view of the outdoors.

4. Riad Chay & Boutique

Tarmigt

Maxim

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas, a mountain backdrop, and a desert landscape.

5. L´Escale de Ouarzazate

Tarmigt

Suzette

includes taxes & fees

13 Oct - 14 Oct

A tiered stone fountain with a table and chairs in the background.

6. Iminigran Maison d'Hôtes

Ouarzazate

"Service, hospitality, staff were excellent. Mohammad, Yassin, The chef, & and the third server were warm, attentive and accommodating to our dietary needs. Few flaws of this property- this property is in a remote location, deep inside the village. Few rooms, particularly the nearest rooms to the office at the ground floor and the one at the top floor, smelled terrible. Not sure if the smell was related to the cleaning supplies used or the old wood furniture or unwashed area rugs in the room. "

Reshma

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A bedroom with a bed, curtains, a hanging basket, and a mirror.

7. La Colline Verte Dar Ait El Abass

Skoura

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A room with a bed, a wooden nightstand, a wall-mounted mirror, and a hanging light fixture.

8. Ferme Dar Charach

Tarmigt

includes taxes & fees

12 Oct - 13 Oct

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Top Afeggou Hotel Reviews

L´Escale de Ouarzazate

10/10 Excellent

"The beds were fantastic. Breakfast on the rooftop terrace. Comfy beds and staff amazing"

Kasbah des Cyprès

10/10 Excellent

"Quel endroit exceptionnel! Tout était parfait. Le personnel toujours à l’écoute et poli. De belles petites attentions dans un décor enchanteur. Très belle piscine. Une Kasbah plus belle que nature. Un havre de paie et de silence. Et que dire du dîner. Sublime. Allez à cette Kasbah sans hésiter."

Dar Amoudou

10/10 Excellent

"The staff were so very helpful. I came down with food poisoning the day we arrived (not caused by this hotel). The staff were so kind and offering advice. They told us where the local pharmacy was. The food was very good, I did have dinner the first night and it was one of the best meals we had in Morocco. I did not eat breakfast the next morning due to coming down with food poisoning, but my travel companions stated it was delicious. The rooms were absolutely adorable and the balcony was fantastic."

Les Jardins de Skoura

8/10 Good

"My husband and I were only staying for one night on our way from Todra Gorge to Ait Ben Haddou. The last 4km or so leading to the hotel is a dirt track (not the fault of the hotel). The hotel itself is a quirky little oasis that gives off a very peaceful air and is perfect for relaxing for a day. We had booked the Atlas Suite with a rooftop terrace. Unfortunately, that room was already taken when we arrived and they gave us the Nakhla Suite which was on the ground floor with its own little garden/seating area. We were really tired and couldn’t be bothered arguing as we were only staying one night anyway. The accommodation was absolutely fine; however, the safe didn’t have a key, no coffee/tea-making facilities and only a very short supply of hot water. The walls are very thin and the toilet is child-size but the wifi was good and mosquito screens on all the windows meant that we did not have to use the A/C and could enjoy the cool night-air instead. There is a beautiful common terrace from which to watch the sunset and breakfast/dinner is eaten in the garden which is visited by friendly peacocks. The quality of the food is excellent. We really enjoyed our dinner of chicken tajine with semolina and the friendly (if very relaxed) service at dinner; breakfast, too, had a lovely spread albeit again, at a very relaxed tempo. In short, a great place to chill between destinations."

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