Inns in Draa-Tafilalet, Morocco

The location at the entrance of the gorge is ideal. We were greeted warmly each time we entered the building, and the beds were firm and comfortable. HOWEVER, the lack of cleanliness of this guesthouse left us disappointed. The soap dish and toothbrush holder had not been cleaned. The bath mat was soaked from the last guests, and tables in the dining room all had crumbs and food on them. (We had to wipe them ourselves each time we sat down.) We chose this guesthouse because the average ratings were high, and maybe it’s better than some places in town, but in comparison to all the other places we have stayed in Morocco (and we’ve been here over 2 weeks), this was not up to the standards we have come to expect from Moroccan guesthouses. They first put us in the wrong room (we were 2 and they put us in a room for 4. I even asked if he was sure this was our room. This caused a delay to the family waiting for us to move.) Even in the first room I noticed the soap dish was dirty. Thread bare is acceptable, dirty is not. Tolerable for one night.

We rented two rooms here for one night and this hotel was a great experience. A true gem and so affordable. The service was outstanding. This is a family business, and everyone is so eager to help and make you feel welcome and comfortable. You need to know what to expect, because the hotel is in the old Kasbah and you have to get there on foot, but don't worry, it will all be worth it. It may be difficult if you have mobility challenges. The family was so accommodating, they brought our luggage up, helped our nephew find a place to park the car and even went back to the car when we forgot something and got it for us. I just can't say enough about this family. We had some tajins for lunch sitting on the terrace, they were excellent, and the setting is so lovely. You can hear the river below and see the greenery of the garden and have a view of the rest of the city across the way. The view from the room is even better and the best view is from the roof top where you can also sit. You can see the Kasbah all the way around 360 degrees. The rooms are really nice, they have double triples and family rooms, beds are firm. There is a private bathroom with a shower, the toilet and shower are in the same space without a water barrier which is pretty typical for an old building like that. It was very peaceful at night and the free breakfast in the morning was so good. Msemmen, bread, omelet, yogurt, jam, honey, olives, tea, coffee. We were seen off by our host, who helped us retrieve the car and helped us again with our luggage, a wonderful experience all around.

The location at the entrance of the gorge is ideal. We were greeted warmly each time we entered the building, and the beds were firm and comfortable. HOWEVER, the lack of cleanliness of this guesthouse left us disappointed. The soap dish and toothbrush holder had not been cleaned. The bath mat was soaked from the last guests, and tables in the dining room all had crumbs and food on them. (We had to wipe them ourselves each time we sat down.) We chose this guesthouse because the average ratings were high, and maybe it’s better than some places in town, but in comparison to all the other places we have stayed in Morocco (and we’ve been here over 2 weeks), this was not up to the standards we have come to expect from Moroccan guesthouses. They first put us in the wrong room (we were 2 and they put us in a room for 4. I even asked if he was sure this was our room. This caused a delay to the family waiting for us to move.) Even in the first room I noticed the soap dish was dirty. Thread bare is acceptable, dirty is not. Tolerable for one night.

We rented two rooms here for one night and this hotel was a great experience. A true gem and so affordable. The service was outstanding. This is a family business, and everyone is so eager to help and make you feel welcome and comfortable. You need to know what to expect, because the hotel is in the old Kasbah and you have to get there on foot, but don't worry, it will all be worth it. It may be difficult if you have mobility challenges. The family was so accommodating, they brought our luggage up, helped our nephew find a place to park the car and even went back to the car when we forgot something and got it for us. I just can't say enough about this family. We had some tajins for lunch sitting on the terrace, they were excellent, and the setting is so lovely. You can hear the river below and see the greenery of the garden and have a view of the rest of the city across the way. The view from the room is even better and the best view is from the roof top where you can also sit. You can see the Kasbah all the way around 360 degrees. The rooms are really nice, they have double triples and family rooms, beds are firm. There is a private bathroom with a shower, the toilet and shower are in the same space without a water barrier which is pretty typical for an old building like that. It was very peaceful at night and the free breakfast in the morning was so good. Msemmen, bread, omelet, yogurt, jam, honey, olives, tea, coffee. We were seen off by our host, who helped us retrieve the car and helped us again with our luggage, a wonderful experience all around.

The location at the entrance of the gorge is ideal. We were greeted warmly each time we entered the building, and the beds were firm and comfortable. HOWEVER, the lack of cleanliness of this guesthouse left us disappointed. The soap dish and toothbrush holder had not been cleaned. The bath mat was soaked from the last guests, and tables in the dining room all had crumbs and food on them. (We had to wipe them ourselves each time we sat down.) We chose this guesthouse because the average ratings were high, and maybe it’s better than some places in town, but in comparison to all the other places we have stayed in Morocco (and we’ve been here over 2 weeks), this was not up to the standards we have come to expect from Moroccan guesthouses. They first put us in the wrong room (we were 2 and they put us in a room for 4. I even asked if he was sure this was our room. This caused a delay to the family waiting for us to move.) Even in the first room I noticed the soap dish was dirty. Thread bare is acceptable, dirty is not. Tolerable for one night.

We rented two rooms here for one night and this hotel was a great experience. A true gem and so affordable. The service was outstanding. This is a family business, and everyone is so eager to help and make you feel welcome and comfortable. You need to know what to expect, because the hotel is in the old Kasbah and you have to get there on foot, but don't worry, it will all be worth it. It may be difficult if you have mobility challenges. The family was so accommodating, they brought our luggage up, helped our nephew find a place to park the car and even went back to the car when we forgot something and got it for us. I just can't say enough about this family. We had some tajins for lunch sitting on the terrace, they were excellent, and the setting is so lovely. You can hear the river below and see the greenery of the garden and have a view of the rest of the city across the way. The view from the room is even better and the best view is from the roof top where you can also sit. You can see the Kasbah all the way around 360 degrees. The rooms are really nice, they have double triples and family rooms, beds are firm. There is a private bathroom with a shower, the toilet and shower are in the same space without a water barrier which is pretty typical for an old building like that. It was very peaceful at night and the free breakfast in the morning was so good. Msemmen, bread, omelet, yogurt, jam, honey, olives, tea, coffee. We were seen off by our host, who helped us retrieve the car and helped us again with our luggage, a wonderful experience all around.