This place was wonderful, and one of the highlights of my trip. It is just some rooms in a house, which also serves as a restaurant in a small village. It is not a luxury hotel. But with that being said, you will feel very much at home here. The shower and bathroom are very basic, but you are in a high mountain, remote village, so this should be expected. Ilhame, the lady of the house, keeps a very nice place, which is clean and comfortable. She also is an amazing cook, and you will be fed well, with delicious Moroccan cuisine. She is fluent in many languages (Arabic, Berber, French, English, and is working on Spanish), and has a great sense of humor. There is a nice deck area on the roof with a great view of the town to enjoy some tea, or read a book.The owner Mohammad, arranged for a couple days of hiking for me through the nearby mountains and Berber villages with a local mountain guide. This was a great experience to get to know the local community, see how they make a living and just the day to day lives of the people who live here. I would highly recommend at least to do the hike through the local Berber villages, as this was very special. The second day was more strenuous, with more mountain and ridge climbing, which may not be for everyone. There is not much to do in town, other than walk around and see the local people doing their thing, which is kind of why you would come to this place. But the simple, slower pace of life is well worth the visit.

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High in the mountains, this little town brought me back to the basics in life. There is what there is. Compared to our Western standards, it is minimal , but there are smiles on faces. Children still are able to run up and down rugged paths like acrobats and the old live their day in the fashion that they have always been accustomed to. Our hostess was just amazing and had everything organized skillfully. She cooked for us an excellent dinner that we will never forget. Again with the ingredients that they have.

Being able to go back to the roots was what we wanted. Thus, it was the simplicity that gave this experience great value. Nothing we did not like.

Food was phenomenal and cheap, staff were lovely, very quiet.

ADVICE (NOT TO DO WITH THE HOTEL) -> If you are driving at night coming from the North, be careful of the random bits of gravel on the road, also the road then to the south is very difficult to drive on, lots of speed bumps. Be careful!

It was one of our favorite spots during our trip! it’s worth stopping there even just to get some food :) the host is a great cook. Rooms are quite basic but clean and affordable. We loved the slow pace of the village life. The views over mountains are amazing

Amazing host. He recommended a lovely hike through the valleys which we really enjoyed. He also prepared an amazing dinner and breakfast for us. I really didn't expect this service for such a price. The room and shared bathroom is exactly as described and is functional.

Nice location with a very friendly family, great food, and easy to find. Good spot to spend the night in the Atlas.

Could use heat in the rooms, and reliable hot water.

Interesting location. The host was very friendly and helpful. Great breakfast and dinner.

It was a bit cold but it was very cold outside.

Very cozy place, the dinner and breakfast were over the top. Our host was very kind, if we had had time we would have loved to go with him in some excursion in those great mountains.

The road to reach the town.

Good value budget place to stay. Nothing fancy as you would expect for such a price. The lady who runs it is very friendly and helpful.

absolute friendly and warm welcome. Very nice people. Enjoyed the stay and one of the best tajines in country