Tadla-Azilal 3 Stars Hotels

"Quite hotel for relaxing and enjoying time with family "

"The worst hotel we stayed in. The only saving grace was the location next to monkey finger, and the hike we did into the mountain with a guide from the hotel. The hotel was unlike the photos , it was unclean, room very sparse not even face towels or soap, no chair to seat on. Sockets come out of the wall as you use them. Breakfast at a surcharge was terrible no eggs just some bread , jam, chocolate spread and cheap yogurt ."

"Nous avons adoré notre séjour à Hiking Nomads Guesthouse. Brahim nous a accueilli avec une grande générosité. La maison est confortable, bien située dans les gorges du Dadès, avec une vue magnifique. Petit-déjeuner copieux, chambres impeccables et superbe randonnée aux Doigts de Singe. Une vraie expérience authentique que je recommande vivement !"

"Good location on the lake. Good for water activities."

"Just needed a place to sleep. There was three of us and we each had our own bed, this was great. The staff was kind and had recommendations for what to do. "

"I had a lovely stay here while travelling by motorcycle across Morocco. The host was really friendly and food was great too. It was cold while I was there in February but my room had heating so was warm plus the restaurant and main seating area was kept warm with a large wood burning stove too."

"Sitting up on the terrace contemplating the mountain range across the Aït Bouguemez Valley was worth the visit! The delicious meals and hospitality only added to the good memories. While this is not a destination for those seeking luxury, it was quite comfortable. I enjoyed my 3-night stay in this village so much that I booked a second stay near the end of my vacation trip. It is rare for a tourist to come across a place where most everyone is polite and interested in me as a person without...

"Not sure how this hotel is rated as a 3-star. Our room had no heat and when we spoke to the owner, he brought a small propane space heater to the room. Not only did it not heat the room, but the danger of a propane heater in an enclosed space is obvious. The bed was a boxspring with a thin pad. We could feel ever spring as we tried to sleep. We decided to leave after one night (we had booked two nights) only to have no one at the 'front desk' to turn our key over to (at 8.00am). Further, the...

"The hotel was a derelict building. Long closed and decaying. Why was it still on your website "