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"Very beautiful place to stay with fabulous variety of food options."

"Special property. Ideal for people looking for a break in a very tranquil environment. Lots of activities for people to take part in if they choose. "

"Had a wonderful experience at this property! Staffs are very attentive and helpful to all our needs. Highly recommended! Thank you Lorelie A. "

"Beautiful room and pool. Easy walk to lake and village. Staff very friendly and willing to help but we would have appreciated some details in the room about organisational issues eg that water would not be replaced in the room but was readily available at the bar. Would definitely recommend hotel for a quiet, restful break."

"Unique stay very peaceful great for animal lovers horses kept well (bring cash for horse rides) and staff are very friendly but as hotel guests the day trips were an unknown surprise the hotel offered meaning people coming and going using the pool and wandering around made it feel less relaxing in a small space. Food was lovely but more vegetables and offer of cous cous or some kind of accompaniment apart from bread would have been nice, same with breakfast no fruit or choices same every day. A nice place to stay for a short off grid stay highly recommend for families."

"Nestled in the breathtaking embrace of the Atlas Mountains lies a hidden gem that offers an escape unlike any other - a serene, family-run hotel that feels like a slice of paradise on earth. From the moment you arrive, the warmth and hospitality of the family envelop you, making you feel not just a guest, but a part of their community. The hotel itself is a quiet haven, where tranquility and beauty merge to create a setting that soothes the soul and rejuvenates the spirit. The cuisine, prepared with love and local ingredients, introduces you to the rich flavours of the region. Mornings here start with the gentle sound of nature, as the sun rises, painting the mountains in hues of gold and amber."

"This is a small hotel, one hour south of Marrakesh. It was a nice drive through a couple of villages and slowly climbing but you're in no way at a significant altitude. I asked for a car to take us from our hotel in Marrakesh. That was fine but in hindsight I should have arranged it myself and probably saved myself half the 70 euros I did pay. You could certainly arrange pickup from the lodge by someone from Marrakesh but we did use their (different) man, who drove us back and was friendly. I had been emailing Mohamed and he was helpful but he didn't offer lots of information unless asked. When you are there, there is nowhere else to eat, so you need to like tajines for dinner. There is a sweet little pool although unheated and was very cold in early April but still welcome after a 5-hour guided walk (arranged by the lodge, lunch halfway round) on a warm day around the valley. The guide was called Ibrahim and he was a brilliant guy with excellent English. Back at the lodge, in the bedroom there were no blackout blinds so take an eyemask or be prepared to wake up early! There was no TV but that was no problem and the internet did work but was a bit patchy. Breakfast was OK - pancakes, bread, boiled eggs, OJ, which we ate in the large garden on our two sunny mornings. All in all, it was a nice break from Marrakesh but don't go if you don't like walks and get bored quickly."

"An incredibly tranquil and relaxing place. Superb food, friendly and welcoming service. Definitely not a typical resort and all the better because of that. Great dogs too! "

"The most amazing hotel I have ever stayed at. The views were exceptional and the grounds were beautifully well kept and unique as well as the pool and ping pong table which were a great addition. The service was faultless and the staff were so lovely and accommodating. The food was perfect, the restaurant was a lovely place for dinner and we enjoyed breakfast by the pool. Could not recommend this place enough and would like to thank all the staff that took care of us, I only wish we’d booked to stay longer. "