We arrived at this hotel at night from Imlil after a trekking with no reservation; we found it on the Lonelyplanet book. We've been quickly placed in a room by a French lady who then disappeared. The room was nice but hot water was not working at all (we were dreaming of a hot shower after a long hard trekking).... More

We stopped here for lunch on part of a day tour package. We ate outside and it was lovely. So tranquil, away from the hustle and bustle of Marrakech. The food was absolutely delicious! Nice and friendly service. We wished we could have stayed all day!

we stayed in this small nice hotel on our way into the Atlas mountains. it has everything you need. the locationis inthe middle of the nature, the rooms are nice and clean and after a few days un Marrakesh it was just perfect to enjoy the fresh air in the morning! also the pool is quite nice to have a... More

This hotel has a very special decor, we found it very interesting. Unfortunately we didnt find the staff very serviceminded. Our problem was lack of hotwater in the shower and the concierge didnt help wich gave us a badsmelling day i two different flights. But even with this in mind i would still recommend this hotel for its oldfashion design... More

We were staying nearby so visited for dinner one evening. The food was really quite good - authentic Berber food served in a rather dated if atmospheric dining room. The service was initially warm and friendly but this tailed off a little as the evening progressed. All in all, worth a visit and good value.

I found this hotel from the lonely planet guidebook. We wanted to stop off on the way down the Sidi Ifni before hitting the Tizi n' Test pass. The hotel has lovely grounds, and the rooms are traditional / quaint. The stork nests were impressive, don't forget to keep looking up and you'll spot them. I also like the history... More

My wife and I stayed here on the last night of an "in-style" trekking holiday in the High Atlas. The setting of the inn is lovely and the gardens are well cared-for and very attractive. On our arrival, the receptionist was very unwelcoming and unhelpful (in stark contrast to everywhere else we'd stayed in the Atlas) and it seemed as... More

Yes you have to work hard to get hot water, yes the breakfast is very bleak, yes there is just a log fire and a little oil radiator, yes there are touts as soon as you step a foot out of the gate,but it is clean in a lovely situation and the dinner was fine. Be aware that they only... More

we had chosen Le sanglier qui fume due to its location ...right by the mountains. which is by Cold January ideal to go trekking .... except that during our 2 nights stayed we had almost ... no hot water ... what was said in different reviews is true.... a bit of warm water started running after waiting a good 10... More