Magnificent views when traversing through the Dadès Gorges. These geological formations are truly one of the highlights of the Atlas Mountains. It is however a shame that cars sometimes aggressively pass by when hiking the main trail.

Beutiful scenery, perfect breakpoint. My driver got lost somehow some points so I almost missed it and enjoyed just a couple spots. it was a pity. Please make good plan to locate there and make a blast!

It is not en route, hence a detour is required. The drive is awsome and the views commanding.

Very impressive to drive through and see. Make sure to pass through on your road trip!

Dades Gorge in Morocco is a breathtaking canyon with dramatic red rock formations and winding roads through the High Atlas Mountains. Its stunning landscapes, traditional Berber villages, and serene atmosphere make it a must-see for photographers and landscape lovers alike

Wow is not enough. But be warned about unreliable R704 road (as 9.2024 in renovation) you may be stuck if it will rain ;road passes river few times without bridge

Our journey through the Dades Gorge was an awe-inspiring adventure that left me speechless at every turn. Nestled within the rugged landscapes of Morocco, the gorge revealed its breathtaking beauty as we traversed its winding roads and towering cliffs. Th contrast of vibrant red rock formations against the deep blue sky created a scene straight out of a painting, while the lush greenery that thrived along the riverbanks added a touch of serenity to the dramatic landscape. Exploring the traditional Berber villages nestled within the gorge provided a glimpse into a way of life that felt untouched by time, while encounters with friendly locals left a lasting impression on my heart.

Exceptional Hospitality and Service Our stay at this accommodation was fantastic. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The staff was incredibly friendly, helpful, and accommodating. Our group of nineteen had to find a new place to stay after our original booking was canceled, which was not an easy task. However, the team here was extremely cooperative and secured our booking without requiring any advance payment. We arrived late at night (around 8-9 PM) and were all starving. At that hour, there weren’t many food options available, but the owner went above and beyond to arrange a delicious meal for us—even though the kitchen staff had already gone home. This level of service was truly impressive and greatly appreciated. Overall, the hospitality exceeded our expectations, and we highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a comfortable and welcoming stay.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ After a grueling day of motorcycle riding with my son through Morocco, we stumbled upon this incredible hotel. It’s a true gem—spotlessly clean, gorgeously decorated, and the staff were exceptionally warm and welcoming. Exhausted, we didn’t make it to dinner until 8 PM when the kitchen was closing, but the kind team saw our desperation and reopened just for us. They served an amazing meal on a stunning terrace with views over the town. This place was perfect, and I can’t recommend it highly enough!

Very nice location for a stopover for one night! Had the very best chicken skewers I’ve ever had in Morocco, with perfekt vegetable plate in a very traditional style! The staff // owner is extremely friendly and was very keen to create a pleasant atmosphere - 100% recommendable location 🙏🏼😊

Friendly staf and the view of the hotel is great (see pictures). The breakfast is nice with tea, coffee, orange juice, bread and jelly’s and a yoghurt, not way too much as we have had in other hotels. The rooms have good functioning airconditioning which is really nice. For our taste, the beds were a bit too hard and the shower had a tiny water jet. A tip I would give people is to make sure they have eaten diner if they arrive at 9PM, because there is no restaurant in a radius of 10 minutes that will serve you food in June/July.

Spent one night one the way to Merzouga. An incredibly scenic view fron the balcony and good room. The shower was a bit small. The people at the hotel were very nice and made us feel very welcome with good food and good service.

Loved our room and stay with Ali! He was helpful, calm and kind in sharing his knowledge of the region. Our room was also beautiful and very clean.

With a motorhome: Fantastic view, but one night (no electricity) for 2 people with Berber omelette/bread and fruit dessert (no soup, no tea, no water) for 250DH was the most expensive overnight stay with dinner after 1 month in Morocco.