Lovely simple clean room, stunning roof terrace views, the best food in morocco and superb service. We stayed for 2 nights going for local walks (unguided, highly recommended with advice from Mohammed). Highlight: stargazing when the electricity cut out in town. Only negative: very hard matresses! More

Wanted to hike the high atlas, and read in many place about the Kasbah near Imlil. Saw reviews of Dar Adrar, and decided to give it a chance........great time, great value....same views. Yes we had the sme views...could see the Kasbah from our terrace. Of course for the price, not the amenities, rooms more Spartan, but nice. The Dar is... More

Initally booked for one night, ended up staying for 2 nights. Really cozy riad, about 10 minute walk from imlil. The room was basic but clean and comfortable and shower was fine you just needed to let it run a bit for the hot water to come hot. The view was awesome from the roof top terrace and there was... More

We stayed at Dar Adrar for two nights in August whilst on an 18 day family tour of Morocco. It was the cheapest accomodation that we stayed in but of the 6 hotels that we visited it is the one that we would definitely return to. The staff were friendly, the rooms (although basic) were clean and the food was... More

Great, unique and charming little place in the high Atlas with friendly staff. Superb views from the roof terrace and fantastic vegetarian tagines. More

We stayed at Dar Adrar on our way to and from Mount Toubkal. The guesthouse is wonderfully situated at the far end of the main town with beautiful views from the roof terrace of the valley and the mountains. The owner of the guesthouse was extremely helpful and the two guys who run the place were great, providing a warm... More

We stayed 2 nights in Dar Adrar and would recommend it to anyone wishing to visit the mountains. It is excellent value for money and the food, both breakfast and dinner, was superb. We had our own private room, which was perfectly adequate for our needs and was very good value. We had no curtains but managed to use a... More

I Visited this hotel in May 2011 staying in one of the larger rooms on the lower floor, The hot water went off while I was in the shower and I pointed this out to staff after the evening meal, I was then given an absolute mouthful from the Manager: "the problem is not with the shower the problem is... More

We stayed at Dar Adrar for just 1 night before embarking on a hike of Toubkal organised by Mohamed, the owner of Dar Adrar. We were the only guests in the house that night. The view from the terraces (especially the roof terrace) is breathtakingly beautiful, and as the weather was nice, we were served mint tea and our dinner... More