Don’t miss this magnificent hotel! We could not have dreamed up a more gorgeous and comfortable lodge in a botanical garden setting! The food was lovely, the pool(s) clean and well-appointed. And we were fortunate to have a guide recommended by the hotel take us on an incredible hike to some of the surrounding villages. The rooms are clustered in small groups making for very private accommodation. And the central bar/lounge/patio is worth days of dallying with a drink and a book. Additionally, on site one may shop in a small souk with locally and regionally made products, from souvenirs to exquisite carpets. Don’t think twice. Get in a taxi from Marrakech and have all your dreams come true!

The hotel was lovely and the grounds beautifully looked after. With 25 hectares of land there were lots of different walks to go on without leaving the hotel. There was a nearby lake too. We had the junior suite which was huge, the bedding was really good quality and the beds very comfy. Immaculately clean. The March weather was still cool so unable to use the outdoor pool but it was nice to sit beside the pool and relax on one of the many loungers with the bar and restaurant close by.

On Booking.com they had advertised an indoor heated pool and spa. They failed to mention that it was damaged in the recent earthquake and therefore closed which was a disappointment for us, (although sad for the country to have suffered such a disaster). The food was good but became a bit samey after a a few days, one too many tagines! The poolside cushions could do with an upgrade.

Spectacular peaceful gardens with well facilities and pairs of suites. This is set in stunning mountains but is a very rural poor area. If you like top accommodation and want to learn about the Berber community this is great.

This is not a dislike but it is a fact that restaurant menus are limited like all of Morocco. Well made tagines and salads sum it up. The wine is good.

De La Roserie is set in absolutely stunning verdant landscaped grounds, that are planted with rare and indigenous plants and trees which are in turn surrounded by the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains. There are little areas to discover each day as you roam the extensive grounds. Rooms are separate to the main lodge, in lovely bungalows or maisonettes, all surrounded by their own flora and fauna. The main building has a elegant ranch style feel. There are even stables where we fed the old retired horses apples each day. Dinner is served each evening by the staff and paired with very decent Moroccan wines. I really can’t describe well enough how lovely the grounds are, irrigated by a sort of levada system that provides the sound of fresh running water wherever you stroll. As further example to get to our room you walked up a path, over one of these little streams, through a lemon grove and up to our front door. All in all this is a little slice of heaven. I’m looking forward to returning one day.

One of the smaller swimming pools needs renovating. The mosaic tiles at the edge have started to chip away and the water a little murky but I’m sure it is next on their list. Our large balcony would have been put to better use with two sun loungers and a few pot plants to screen a nearby concrete roof.

Peaceful, relaxed atmosphere with amazing staff

No real dislikes but I do think there are opportunities to improve the property- the pool is not heated and very cold - we did not see any other guests use it because it was so cold - such a shame. Garden furniture is in need to updating.

Wonderful oasis. The restaurant was also great and the staff at the bar were super.

The people at reception could have been more proactive in helping us organize our atlas hike. We asked by message but were not given a lot of info and at the hotel we were told nothing.

Beautiful gardens and very friendly staff. We enjoyed the dining every night and trying Moroccan wine

Pool too cold for us in February (it's not heated)! Some facilities not yet repaired following earthquake, eg indoor pool, spa and gym. Hope this wonderful place continues to receive guests as rebuilding cannot happen over night. Would have loved tea and coffee facilities in room.

Outstanding! Old world estate feel with lodge style indoor and outdoor fireplaces, overstuffed chairs, library bar, lounges by the pools, all surrounded by lush gardens, including lemon groves, rose gardens, pomegranate trees etc. overlooking a river on 77+/- pristine acres. Spacious villas with fine linens, plush pillows, comfy beds, great water pressure, opening to private patios overlooking the gardens. Welcoming staff with great attitude always willing to help but not intrusive. LOVE this place it’s a magical step back in time to a quieter refined era.

Loved everything!

Great food, wonderful bedroom with comfy bed. Everything immaculate. Friendly and efficient service. They even remembered us from a 2 night stay last year. The rose garden surrounding is marvellous and peaceful.

Nothing. Everything matches or exceeds expectations.

Exceptionally friendly staff. Beautiful grounds - even in winter. The standard room was spacious and comfortable. We loved the big marble bath.

We were worried about the welfare of the horses and donkeys. One horse had a skin condition (probably mange or fungal infection and probably curable with the help of a vet) and looked tired and emaciated and his eyes were shut most of the time. A donkey was tethered by a wire around one ankle only about a metre long. Future guests please monitor! Some facilities were closed for the low season.