Very unique place to stay, in the middle of the Ksar. Cosy and comfortable room. Parking available just outside the accommodation. Great restaurant! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, we had a great welcome and Moustafa was always available to serve and help. We had a relaxing afternoon by the pool and a nice evening stroll in the town. The next morning we visited la musée des sources de lalla Mimouna (10min drive from the hotel). Would 100% recommend as a stopover on the way to/from Merzouga!

The old ksar in which we stayed is absolutely magnificent and still retains it's original charm , and also its original inhabitants , which now include a lot of children! The staff are all very polite happy to help. Take some time to walk around the small surrounding village and get to know the village population. All of them are so friendly and genuine. The room is also large and very clean , it is so peaceful and quiet inside the old ksar which makes resting for your travels much easier!

The hotel is in a historical kasbah, part of which seems to be still inhabited. It is the most charming of places. It has nooks and crannies and terraces everywhere. We climbed on the roof for a great view. There is a beautiful spotlessly clean pool hidden in the center. The restaurant has several terraces with views on the palm grove. There is a protected parking lot. The bedroom was large with high ceilings and wonderful decor. The beds were super comfy. We had a sitting room adjoining the large bedroom. The AC and hot water were good. The staff was so warm and smiling and helpful. We adored the place.

We had no difficulty finding the kasbah but we had a little difficulty finding the entrance to the hotel. An extra sign post would have been helpful

Sleeping in a Ksar was really a nice experience. You get to see what it really is. Managed by the local people as a cooperative, this place is true to its value. The room, the pool, the restaurant and the atmosphere are really nice. Perfect place for a stop over on the way. We also recommend to visit the museum just next door, also managed by the community. Good overview of the local practices and history.

Amazing gem of a place. Wonderful staff. Lovely authentic furnishings. Little extras like moroccan black soap in room. Everything we needed provided. Run with responsible tourism as a priority - grab the chance to stay here if you can. We had a lovely evening meal (130dh) served by young people of the community.

nothing not to like

It was a fantastic traditional Berber mudbrick historical building set on the dry river bank. The rooms were large and cool. Great pool to cool off in. In a remote location, so no shops around, but we liked that. Fabulous Berber museum onsite. While we were there the entire village's water was off for a few hours which made us realise the challenges these desert communities face.

Big rooms in an authentic ksar in a small village amidst a palm grove - very special ! Also the museum is worth a visit, you learn a lot about the Amazigh (Berber) people that inhabit this zone. Part of the money you spend goes to an association that supports the people in the village, and employees are from the zone as well.

Very culture rich location and a fantastic experience! The restaurant is also very authentic and with excellent service. A great value for the price 😀

The road towards the hotel is a bit tricky to find. Make sure you come to the hotel via the main road and not through the village where the road is very narrow.

Really unique building. Staff were very friendly. Pool area is great although might be a bit small if there were lots of guests. Breakfast was good with a lovely Berber omelette. Massive room.

Compared to other places the value for money was average.

beautiful place, run by local people who care and share. A project with a broader perspective on the whole community surrounding the Gite. If you are not driven by curiousness and caring, do the place a favor and stay away.