This is a very special place in the depth of the Oasis behind Scoura. It is a great experience staying in a well built copy of the traditional adobe/mud wall local architectural buildings. And on a small living farm in an Oasis. The place is tranquil and beautiful.The staff are super welcoming. The food is fresh and good. It is hardly worth staying one night given the time taken to get there off the main tarmac road. So ideally this would be a two or three night stay at least, giving time to learn about the oasis culture and life, and to visit local sights like the Dades gorge and other oases ( Sidi Flah). We enjoyed all that

We were very happy, but some people might find the remote location at the top end of the oasis a challenge, not least if they were looking for a one night stop. And of course because this is an ecolodge ( one of its great charms) it might not suit a visitor who expects high end city-type hotel facilities

Everything is so well prepared, the location is perfect and has more than everything you might need. The owners are extremely helpful and kind, they are ready for every detail and would care for everything, so are all the staff working at Sawadi. The massages are superb, the food is delicious, their own home made products are of best quality, so it’s the surroundings and excursions they can organise. We will come back for sure!

Beautiful and chilling resort which is very kid friendly. We spent a lot of time in the swimming pool. The farm visit was great, plenty of fruit trees to see and kids can ride pony, feed donkeys, play with rabbits and other farm animals which was a great half day out. There are also hamam, massage and facial. We tried all and these are very relaxing. The initial exfoliation part for the facial is a bit rough, but the final outcome was great resulting in very smooth skin. Small children playground and also some ball games are available too. Plenty of apricots rippen in the trees during our visit in late May. Very tasty and can pick and eat any time. Food is delicious. Staff is very friendly, especially Kader, Majid and Aziiza.

The room is a farm house and it's a little bit old, understandably it is not as comfortable as a hotel. Not a lot of staff in the resort and thus meal serving could be a bit slow when there are big groups of costumers. Not much to do around the area, so it's most suitable to just spend time and relax in the resort.

1- The food: we had the best dinner of our Morocco trip in the Sawadi Lodge. Everything was delicious, including the meal itself, desert, tea, coffee and drinks. The service was top notch- we even took a pic of our waiter Mansour. He is something else. 2- The service: not only during dinner- the host and the staff were on a mission to make sure that every minute was a joy. 3- Rooms: comfortable, pretty, authentic. The hotel grounds have character. There is an appealing swimming pool that we didn't use because of the season.

Hard to say- nothing really- just a general comment about the size of Skoura palmeraie. It's very large. The roads are narrow, twisted, with many bends. It takes 20 minutes to get from the hotel to the Kasbah Amridil- the distance as the crow flies is 7 Km, but the road distance travelled is almost 12 Km in slow conditions.

What a beautiful place to stay. We loved the traditional architecture of the ecolodge and the friendly atmosphere. Breakfasts around the pool were a highlight, as were the dinners. However, the best part for us was sitting on our roof terrace watching the sun set. The lodge was a great basis for explorations in the area, into the Atlas mountains and other oasis towns.

Both the ecolodge and the staff were fantastic. It's difficult to find something better. Nicolas, with his team, Aziza, Said, and all the others, are great and took really good care of us. It was like being part of a family. The lodge is beautiful, from the design of the apartments, the park, and the swimming pool. I would recommend it to anyone, and I hope to go back again.

Beautiful grounds & lush garden with a large saltwater pool and terrace. Interesting setting in the palmeries of Skoura. Lovely spacious room in the deluxe cottage with private rooftop terrace overlooking the gardens. Friendly helpful staff.

No wifi in the room; however good wifi in the main lounge area. Limited vegetarian options for evening meal (& nowhere else close to eat).

Nikola, the owner, wrapped us in hospitality from the arrival - very comfortable and open communication throughout the stay. Hammam is nice Authentic atmosphere of Morocco Fresh milk at breakfast

The smell of cattle from the neighboring area (it's not over the whole territory, but closer to the far (of the entrance) wall)

Beautiful decor, super food, really a hidden jewel. Extremely friendly host and staff, who did all they could to find solutions to any issues arising. It was clear that being truly 'eco' is close to the owner's heart, very refreshing in these days of green-washing!

The room was a little cool in the night - but it was the middle of winter...

We stopped here for only one night on our way along the road of the Kasbahs, but actually should have stayed longer to explore the beautiful surroundings. The farm can be reached by normal car via a bit adventurous piste, but there signs everywhere and Google Maps also works well. The accommodation is spread over several bungalows in a beautiful, flowering garden, surrounded by fields that are farmed organically. Our room was on ground level, very spacious and with tastefull decoration. The hot water in the spacious bathroom also worked very well. Dinner was delicious and the staff very warm and friendly, as were other guests. Breakfast was outstanding, with a buffet including many homemade products and several teas to choose from, something you don't find almost anywhere in Morocco. We haven't used the pool as it was quite fresh in April, but it was very clean and nice located in the garden. One remark: It is better to bring cash, as card payment is sometimes not possible depending on the internet connection.