We stumbled this little gem in the lonely planet as we were road tripping across morocco. Stumbled into at night time. 7 weary travellers greeted by palatial interiors with a roasting fireplace. Jan the owner ( French man) was very welcoming and obliging without being intrusive. Alcohol was available at reasonable prices. There was beer and wine ( at 16 euros a bottle) which was decent value given morocco. Jan and Jacqueline provided a feast the following night consisting of some of the best fresh salads and pasta we've had in a while. A welcome respite from local tasteless food! Rooms were spacious and airy, and had the option of having a wood fired heater lit if you wanted. There was free wifi too! Best value for money in morocco hands down

Huge room, lovely landscaped gardens, wonderful food, a friendly dog that came with us for a walk. If we'd known how beautiful it was we would have planned to stay longer.

This place is wonderful!! The kasbah is on a hill and the scenery is really beautiful!! Inside the kasbah is dark and cosy but the terrace is beautiful with lots of flowers. The owners are really friendly and welcoming!! They have a dog and two cats, which are really friendly too!! Smile is really helpful and attentive. The room has a fire, which will keep you warm. The food is great and they have WIFI too!! I regret not staying longer!! If I come back to Morocco again, I would definatly stay there again.

this kasbah built recentely by crafts men from the berber region of ait boualli, built in the traditional way, built on the way to the central high atlas, and on a very scenic raod which links marrakech and the province of ouarzazate. they have nice rooms,nice garden, a well after donkey.built on a small hill overlooking the north slope of the high atlas.