Our family stayed during a trek south. An unexpected highlight was a wedding procession in the street as we arrived. Restored kasbah with some interesting artifacts. Quite dark inside - wi fi if you find the right spot in the courtyard. Charming service in the tent lined restaurant. Comfortable for an overnight stay.

Swiss owned, this place is more of a Riad than a kasbah. Spacious ensuite rooms, Limited cuisine at this low-season time. Excellent welcome and good service. The owner dined with us which was very interesting. The local attraction of the Todra Gorge is not to be missed. Good walking area. The town itself is a bit scruffy but par for the area. Local people very friendly.

We stayed here travelling between Marrakech and Fes and ended up staying another night because it was so good.

The entrance is completely unpresupposing - just a small door in a street, but a dark corridor leads to one of the last Kasbahs to be built in the area, and turned into a hotel. If this was in a city, it would be called 'boutique' these days, but let's just call it quirky and comfortable.

Rooms were good and extensive, there's a pool and in the evenings you dine in a Berber-style tent. Food and service were very good.

Location is excellent - you can visit the Todra Gorge and the palmery very easily, and with the extra day we ventured further north of the Gorge to Tamtattouchte - with staggering views.

There's a secure garaging area in a back street about 300 metres away.

An unexpected highlight of our stay. Certainly recommended.

the kasbah is well restored. We spend 2 night in this hotel. the rooms are traditional well decorated comfortable .the food and the service was excellent. The location was as good as any other accommodation in town.