Family trip with 5 rooms in early January The property is more of a luxury guesthouse than a hotel It breaks a lot of the traditional codes of regular hotels A lot of attention to details the overnight in the desert was fantastic

Dar Ahlam is an enchanting property. The grounds are beautiful and immaculate. Our room was very spacious and although we had some trouble with the shower water temp, the managers made sure the problem was resolved. We didn't light a fire, I love to be a little chilly, but it would have been lovely if we had. Part of the... More

Dar Ahlam is a magical place in the middle of the land of 1000 kasbahs - Skoura, Morocco. It is a mix of the old (a refurbished kasbah from many centuries ago) and the new (beautiful newer gardens and rooms, modern furnishings that fit with the original spirit of the place). As soon as you arrive, you realize that you... More

We have travelled lots with our children and we love luxury hotels. Staying at Dar Ahlam taught us that the real luxe is not how comfortable the bed is, how good the food is etc (even if both were really good). They made us feel at home, a home of my dreams. Every meal, every excursion has been prepared with... More

Dar ahlam which means house of dreams merits really its name. Everything is there to surprise us: walks in secluded places, tea in the middle of the desert, private lunch around a lake. The manager, his wife and all the staff have made our stay memorable. This hotel is more than a hotel, it is an delightful experience.

Ignore the haters, this place is AMAZING! Walking into the Casbah is like being transported to another world. The light, the dark, the quiet passageways, and beautiful manicured grounds cast a beautiful spell on this road weary traveler. The service was so good, it almost made me uncomfortable as every wish was answered almost before I could ask. On arrival,... More

Staying at Dar Ahlam was magical. I'm a Four Seasons-type of girl, and am always skeptical of non-FS properties. But Dar Ahlam was awesome. It's an old kasbah from the 1920's- when we first got there, I was thinking "this is kind of old and dark"- but trust me, that's part of the charm. Winding narrow staircases, little rooms and... More

We spent 3 days in a kind of 3 stars room. The shower was terrible. The food was good and the service was ok.

We had a booking in place for 18 people for May 2012 and planned to take the entire hotel - all rooms and suites. We had it confirmed in writing with all of the relevant dates, details, pricing, etc. confirmed. Out of the blue, the management said that they had another group coming in and could no longer honor our... More