The Palais Claudio Bravo is simply the most sumptious, beautiful hotel I believe we've ever stayed in. We fell in love immediately, and I was back in reception, booking a second night within half an hour of arriving. The staff are wonderful, and although at times my poor french (and non-existent Arabic) made it difficult for them, they somehow made sense of our every need. The artwork and artefacts of Claudio Bravo fill every room and wall, and the gardens are heavenly. The view from the pavilion across the lake that reflects the high Atlas mountains in the background is magical. If you're in Morocco, then a stay at the Palais Claudio Bravo is a once in a life time experience. But don't tell everybody....

Very little, to be honest. The breakfast and dinners were a little bland, but that was more than made up for by the incredible dining room.

Breath taking Palais. Every single moment from the arrival to departing was just wow. Speech less. Omg can we talk about the delicious homemade meals. From scratch!!! The entire staff makes sure you are welcomed and provide a one of a kind experience. I learned so much about the culture. I cannot wait to return. Thank you Najjj for making this stay memorable!!

The best hotel I ever stayed in the whole Morocco. It’s a treat to eyes, soul, mind. It’s a must place to stay. Art, nature and history connects in this beautiful palace. And the staff makes the best treat with human elements. I enjoyed eating at the restaurant also. I felt centered resting very well and the staff made me feel like a queen. Grateful forever for the experience.

beautifully located and full of charme of the founder.

…….. it clearly was not an hotel in its original thinking. they were lacking hair dryer in all the rooms (but than they arranged it). important issue for western travellers: they do not serve alcohol (you can bring your one). it is not on a religious basis (you find alcohol in any hotel in Morocco and restaurants), but because they do not hold a licence. this is a limit and should be avertised clearly. in the end we managed to buy it elsewhere. Reatairant was great and we enjoined the food (with super good red Moroccan wine coming from another hotel).

Absolutely stunning property and gardens a short drive from Tarodaunt that are a joy to walk around and appreciate.

The silly rules eg we were told rudely we couldn’t possibly have breakfast before 9am and that “it wasn’t allowed for guests to share transport to and from the property”. The young staff were lovely, however.

Beautiful interiors and garden, stunnning clean and refreshing pools. All the staff made me feel like a queen. Thank you

There is very little not to like, but maybe food quality served could be improved. Breakfasts could be more varied.

It is absolutely fabulous location and place. I cant express how much i am recommending to use an opportunity to stay there if you happen to pass by. It is worth making particular planning to stay there whilst travelling around the country. And make sure you reserve at least couple hours of your time to spend around the palace and gardens itself as well as paintings and museum of Claudio Bravo. We are most thankful for two gentlemen ( i am very sorry of having lost their good names...) who have been looking after us during our short stay. Also recommending dinner to be pre booked.

Nothing really.

Palais Claudio Bravo is one of the most beautiful, peaceful and luxurious places in all Morocco. It’s an art-filled wonder with six large courtyards, half a dozen large suites with separate shower and jacuzzi, 22 bedrooms in all, and soaring ceilings in many rooms. There is a duplicate of the famous Menara in Marrakech adjacent to a vast reservoir of water overlooking the High Atlas Mountains in the distance. You approach the palace on a long palm-lined road, with green lawns, roses, numerous cactus, gardens, a tower near the entrance and horses set on 185 acres (75 hectares of grounds). The Chilean-born artist Claudio Bravo, an acquaintance of mine in Tangier, painted in his huge studio and entertained kings, presidents and other royalty in an immense indoor dining room with fireplace and rare Turkish glassware on one wall.

More electrical outlets in some rooms and thorough cleaning of some outdoor furniture. Some maintenance is necessary. The staff could be more attentive and a greater variety on the limited menu.

This was the highlight of our stay in Morocco. The house and grounds are stunning. The staff were exceptional and went out of their way to make us feel welcome. It was an experience we will never forget. If you are in the area it is a MUST place to visit.

One of the most beautiful — and intimate properties in the world. The artwork, objet d’art collections, furniture, gardens, pools and grounds (75 hectares +) were all magnificent and hospitality incomparable!

Would book a suite next time.