Domaine de la Roseraie Resort

Location & Natural Setting: Nestled in the High Atlas Mountains, surrounded by extensive gardens , rose fields, and lush vegetation, offering serene, secluded spaces for relaxation.

My husband and I stayed here for three nights and had a lovely stay. The grounds and gardens are absolutely beautiful and the rooms are great too. Food we had onsite was lovely and plenty of it! Staff were friendly and attentive, our only negative feedback is that on arrival we weren’t shown or informed of what was available onsite - so were unaware of where the restaurant was initially, and had no idea how to access the spa. That being said - we had a great stay, was very relaxing with some great hikes and would absolutely visit again.

We accompanied my husband on a work trip to Morocco, where the entire resort was booked out by production for a 10-night stay – including dinner per night, per room. This alone was a 6/7 figure sum in euros for the hotel. You’d think that would be more than enough. But no. Instead, greed, lack of integrity, and outright dishonesty meant we walked away from a 9-night stay with a £2,000 bill. We were charged an extra £100 per night – essentially half the price of the room again. No kettle in the room, so you’re forced to order from the bar (with no prices shown anywhere). One complimentary water on arrival, then £5 per bottle after that. Laundry? Over £50 for a hand-luggage-sized case. My children, who ate virtually nothing but a yoghurt and one pancake at breakfast, were still charged £20 each per day. A plate of plain pasta with a sprinkle of cheese? £20. Dinner: without asking, we were served a 3-course meal (often when I only wanted one dish) – later billed at £40 each. Meanwhile, if my husband didn’t eat because he came home late from work, that meal was still charged. During the stay I had one coffee and two bottles of water per day. My husband – one and a half pints after a long day in the caves. Somehow this justified bar bills of £50+ per day. Yes, the hotel itself is undeniably beautiful, as are the grounds. But the dishonesty and greed left a truly sour taste. If you want a genuine Moroccan experience, I urge you to choose a Moroccan-owned hotel, where honesty and integrity still mean something – and not just the flashing of £££ signs in their eyes. Absolutely disgraceful. And I’ll be letting my 2,000+ followers on social media know exactly what went on here.