Nihad Hammi

The service here is impeccable! Having someone like Abdul be there for you at breakfast is the right way to wake up in Marrkaesh! He was funny and attentive and so very hospitable. Taught us all about the various Moroccan items we were savoring and showed us how to pour Moroccan tea the right way. His tea service was by far the best Moroccan tea we had on the trip!

It's a beautifully decorated hotel in the Dades Valley. The food here is amazing! The rooms are spacious and beautiful. Very cozy little riad.

This is glamping at the next level! With your own shower, AC, toilet and a king sized bed! Our night in the desert was a special one - we were met with a rain storm! It *does* rain in the Sahara!! And wet Sahara sand is something to marvel at. We were lucky to have experienced this phenomenon. However, it also did mean that our camp lost power and so was operating on generator power, because of this some of the lights in the camp were not lit - but our AC and everything within our tents all still had power! Even despite the rain, the staff still gave us a beautifully cooked 4-course meal, and ended the night with songs and dancing in the dining hall tent. They deserved all the tips for contending with the rain and still making sure we were all kept comfortable, dry and sated.

This was one of the most beautiful hotels we stayed at on our trip in Morocco. The mosaic tile work here in every room was a wonder. Despite its stunning aesthetics, the service at the hotel could be improved. Although the front desk staff does speak English, they still were not fluent, and so at times had a difficult time communicating with the team. This surprised us as this was one of the most fancy hotels we stayed at and we didn't have a problem communicating with hotel staff in all the other riads we've stayed at on our trip. We also decided to experience the Hammam in the spa here, to which unfortunately I would say to skip. I think the experience is overpriced here for what it is. Save it to try somewhere else. Despite what we paid for, both my Hammam and massage felt very rushed.

This was one of the highlights of our trip. We had an awesome time learning more about the Moroccan culture, and learning how to make couscous together. Really amazing get to know everyone from this experience.

Hassan really made our day in Fes! He is so knowledgable and patient - and just really adept at navigating the alleyways in the medina. Highly recommend Hassan! The lunch spot that Hassan took us to was some of the best kefta we had on the trip!

Great way to experience a traditional Moroccan Riad right in the old town part of the city. Very friendly and helpful staff.

The hair at this hotel is just one of the nicest people I’ve met. So friendly and kind. Room was clean and food was good. Located in a cute small town in the Valley of Roses. Would definitely go back!

This place is truly breathtaking when you ride up on your camel. They have all kinds of lanterns and lights for ambiance, walkways of rugs on top of the sand, private tents with electricity and - I really could not believe it - a private WC and shower IN your tent. They perform some traditional Berber music after dinner by the fire which was fun to watch and join in with. The dining experience was a little over the top for me - I would have preferred something a little more toned down. But that might not be the case for you!

The setting of this kasbah is absolutely stunning. The outdoor area has striking views and a REALLY nice pool. The room we stayed in was spacious - bigger than we needed - and the staff was so helpful and kind. We took a guided tour of the old village just up the road from the hotel and it was my favorite spot on our trip. Not flooded with tourists, well cared for by the townspeople and guides, and views that will knock you off of your feet. DO NOT skip that tour if you have the opportunity.