We stayed in Ksar Kenna this may. We booked by email, by a certail Stella. She asked me to pay in advance, by paypal, to have a discount, and i did it. But when i arrived at the hotel, after two days in the erg chebbi desert and a long road, a men there (youssef) told us that the reservation wasn't valid, that he did not have the room we payed, and that he did not either received the money,

After long discussions, we managed to stay in a room without private bathroom without paying again.
I was very surprised, (and annoyed) a i think there is some problem between him and an italian lady (stella celina) that manages booking,

The hotel indeed is nice, clean, good food and very kind people,
Unfortunately is in unhappy place, there is non swimming pool, and it very close to the main road, so some rooms are noisy.

We enjoyed our stay here during the rainy days christmas 09. This is the most friendly place we met during our trip in Morocco.
Food is nice, room is clean nice, but most of all the people here are nice.
Vere recommendable!
Thank you for a nice stay.

we stayed recently after a trip to the desert and it was a real oasis of cool and calm. The gardens are beautiful and well maintained, the rooms decorated beautifully, air con which was unexpected and much desired at this time of year, and we could not fault it. We were the only guests and were fussed over, brought free mint tea and cakes on arrival, and had the most tasty supper I have ever had in Morocco. Quite exceptional, I would recommend this place to anyone. such good value for money, comparing to some other accommodation we stayed on our travels.

Ksar Jenna near Nekob is a nice place for a stop if you are travelling between the Dades and Draa valleys and the Tifilalet (a really magnificent area!). This house has a very elegant aspect both outside and particularly inside, where you can also enjoy a little delightful garden. Staff is extremely kind and helpful, as I cold say everywhere in this marvellous country. Breakfast and dinner were very well organized (no wine but you can ask for a beer). Yassin, a young boy of the staff, has been an useful guide for a tour in the magnificent palmeraie and for a visit in the colourful souk in the little town of Agdz.