This place developed on unconventional hotel lines was a perfect peaceful oasis on the edge of the desert outside Taroudant. We were met efficiently off the plane in Agadir (extra cost) and driven smoothly to the hotel, a journey of c. 1 hour. The hotel was idyllically situated in its own landscaped ecogarden with exotic trees and other vegetations, peacocks, tortoises, innumerable cats and 2 natural pools though too cold to swim. Rooms were comfortable, clean and beautifully decorated with ethnic themes. Open olive wood fires available in rooms and main restaurant. All staff well trained, courteous and helpful. Meals and service of a uniformly high quality.

I cannot find the words to describe the tranquility and beauty of Dar Al Hassoun, the vegetation, birdsong, the simplicity of its design and the calming natural colours. Although not far from town, we went there to escape from the world. As as a family with a toddler, it was heaven. Walking and playing in the beautiful gardens, following mother peacock and her babies, playing with cats, dogs and watching the turtle, birds and beetles. Time slowed down. The weather did not get too sunny and hot, which is unusual for this time of year, so unfortunately the pool was a bit chilly at 21-22 degrees, still we swam and played in the breathtaking, irresistible pool. Meals are delicious, fresh and nutritious. The seafood was particularly good, we also tried the steak and tagine where the meat was so soft, and the pasta was also excellent. Our toddler was treated like a queen and the kitchen staff made her hand cut crisps, from scratch, served warm and so tasty we cant believe we only discovered it on the last day. All the staff were warm welcoming, gracious. Especilly Fawzia, Marouane are brilliant. Nothing was too much trouble for Yassine and he was genuinely a star. The staff must be very valuable to them and we felt very much a home.

We loved sitting outside our room amid the exotic interconnected gardens of Dar al Hassoun, listening to the bird song and having conversations with the happy cats. At night, a full moon shining through tall cactus behind the mud walls was quite extraordinary. We had high hopes for our stay; these were met and exceeded. The staff were exceptionally friendly. The food was delicious, as were the pre-dinner drinks beside the ridiculously photogenic pool. The other smaller pool proved a quiet place to relax. Everything worked as it should - hot water for the shower, air conditioning on hot nights, blackout curtains, bedside lamps. The rooms were tastefully decorated with local crafts - there was nothing bland about the hotel.

Good breakfast with Continental and Moroccan dishes. Great Hammam and beautiful setting and gardens. Special honour to meet the owner and inspiration behind this venue. Good airport transfer arranged by the hotel.

Tea pots and coffee machine would be useful but did not effect our enjoyment of a good breakfast. Better explanation of what is available from front desk staff would have made us seek out alternative ideas for outings. We will know for our next visit!

Truly lovely, special grounds with beautiful and lush plant life, cute cats, and a gorgeous pool in middle. Architecturally very stunning and unique. Restaurant was yummy and room was very comfortable. Booking excursions and spa treatments is very easy thanks to all the property information they provided digitally upon check in. We did a half day tour of the souks and it couldn’t have been an easier or more delightfully personal way to explore the Taroudant medina and learn about this part of Morocco and its history.

Because we were there in mid / late June as the notorious Moroccan heat in this part of the country was kicking in, it would have been nice to enjoy the pool a little more — but the plant life makes it a little buggy outside and therefore it’s a little hard to fully relax next to the pool while you’re swatting at things left and right. This is not a fault of the property necessarily — part of traveling at that time of year and being in a place with so many gorgeous plants — just something to know ahead of time and bring bug spray for if lounging by their pool is a big part of your intended itinerary. Rooms are definitely authentic and give off a rustic cabin vibe, though still utterly comfortable with AC / Wi-Fi / TV / modern shower fixtures.

This hotel is really a knock-out place for a trip to see the glorious settlements of Morocco. Each room is unique and styled to the local atmosphere, and the whole place is within a lush garden setting with narrow pools, peacocks and various Morrocan artifacts and artwork. The food is high class, Morrocan gourmet cuisine. Try the beef tangine with pear for an excellent dinner. The staff is always helpful for anything you might need. The spa is nice for a good relax and treatments. We went on a tour of the city that was arranged by the hotel, which I would highly recommend. They take you on a horse drawn carriage to the walled city and lunch within the Kasbah. Great place for relaxation and discovering Morocco!

Everything was great, but bring a flyswatter and/or bug spray if you don’t like flying insects. The Wi-Fi was good in general, and works throughout the whole property, but was spotty at times.

The hotel is lovely, its location is a little remote but very quiet and very nice staff and gardens, food was overall good and breakfast options although not extensive was very good. The owners take a hands on approach and are very welcoming to their patrons.

We had nothing we didn’t like.

This Property is truly wonderful, we had a fabulous couple of nights here and wish we could have stayed longer. It was the perfect escape after the hustle and bustle of Marrakesh and whilst Taroudant will only keep you busy for a day or two adding an extra day here to relax and sit in the glass house or beautiful gardens is the perfect escape. A small secluded heated pool meant a dip (even on a chilly February afternoon) was enjoyed. The room was perfectly sized with turn down whilst at dinner and you returned to a fire made ready to light. The menu offered is of a good standard, you can order traditional (rather large) portions a day in advance if nothing on the menu takes your fancy. we had an extensive offering at breakfast with your choices from a menu cooked to order. Alcohol is available from the bar. We don’t tend to visit the same place twice however wonderful it is, but if we did we would be back!

“Jardin Majorelle is a manicured garden and we are a manicured jungle” The grounds were exquisite. I wish we had more time to stay! The rooms so comfortable and the design of the property was truly enjoyable. The on site hammam was easy to book and well appointed. Our meals were great. The staff made us all feel welcome and comfortable. Can recommend!

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The grounds are so pretty and the food is five stars. Staff is so friendly and helpful and there’s a spa and hammam on site. Special mention to Amine who hung out with our kid so we could go to the hammam. They gave us a room in our own courtyard so we could spread out and our kid could run.

The property and staff are fantastic. We had our 6 year old with us and while the staff were super welcoming and laidback the other guests seemed less into having a kid around. We spent a lot of time trying to keep him quiet at the restaurant and pool area as it’s a very tranquil environment. I very much recommend this place but I’d probably take meals somewhere other than the main restaurant if I came back with kids.