We stayed two nights in the Kasbah in what they call (I think) a Berber salon. The setting is beautiful, overlooking the village of Imlil and with views both up and down the valley. It is a ten minute walk from the village up a path (bags go by mule) which adds to the feeling of remoteness. You can leave... more

Our trip to Morocco wouldn't have been the same without Kashba Toubkal! more

no matter what culture, country or religion you are from, spending time at kasbah toubkal is a treasure for ALL. the Berber hospitality opens your heart from their kindness, warmth, incredible hospitatity from the sparkling light which shines outward from the jewels in their hearts. the scenery of blue sky above the majestic, beautiful high atlas mountains with the water... more

If you go here after reading Conde Naste Traveller or some other glossy magazine review you are going to be disappointed. This is a delightful hotel for Morrocco but let's face it, if this was in Europe you'd be complaining loudly- and you are certainly paying Europe prices. As a trekking base this has got to be the softest ever... more

The kasbah is an english owned local project which donates 5% of all income to the local village association. It sits on an outcrop of rock above the village of Imlil in the High Atlas mountains looking up at Jebel du Toubkal. It is the ideal base for trekking in the area. The kasbah can arrange transfers to and from... more

The village of Imlil is certainly larger and busier than we had expected. The initial welcome at the village reception was slightly frosty, but once our luggagge was loaded onto the mule and our guide led us up the path to the Kasbah, the experience was fantastic. We too had booked the Berber suite for 7, but changed to the... more

Spent three nights here recently with my wife.I thought that the Hotel overall met with our expectations.The staff were extremely friendly and helpful.The rooms were adequate if a little small.I suppose the point is that this is not meant to be 5 star accommodation.The selling point is of course its stunning location.There is absolutely no doubt whatsoever that I would... more

We didn't know what to expect from the Kasbah, you arrive in a small but busy village and you are led up the hill by foot with the donkeys carrying your luggage. Once inside the walls of the Kasbah there is a beautifully kept garden and a communal building with an incredible rooftop with an amazing view over the moutains.... more

Let me start by saying that we spent a wonderful relaxing and enjoyable two days at the Kasbah. We had a double room with good facilities and spectacular views. Our guide on the first day, Omar, was sligthly crazy but also completely wonderful! Breakfast on the roof terrace as the sun's rays first reached down in to the valley was... more