Kasbah du Toubkal

Amazing views. Very comfortable rooms. Rooftop relaxation with the best view. The staff is so kind and will go out of their way to make you stay just perfect. Food is amazing. Ask for Mohammed to be your tour guide up the mountains, either by foot or by mule! He even set up lunch with a Berber family!

Excellent. Kind staff. Beautiful. Heated floors. Good food. B highly recommended for families and those who enjoy the beauty of the mountains. They are well recovered from the earthquake and fully open. Just a beautiful retreat from the world.

We had a fantastic stay at the Kasbah. The location is breathtaking, with amazing views of snow topped mountains all around. We hiked into the next valley and stayed in their Trekking Lodge (basic but perfectly comfortable, we had a en-suite room). This was an incredible experience - the mountains are so peaceful. We walked with a guide and had a delicious picnic on the mountainside. The walk (including a break for lunch) was around 5 hours. We walked back, via a different route, the following day. ||The Berber hospitality in the Kasbah was great - the food was really delicious Moroccan food. My favourite was the Msemen (Moroccan pancakes) for breakfast with Amlou (almond butter). ||Would thoroughly recommend staying here if you’re interested in hiking in the Atlas Mountains and would like to stay somewhere comfortable (and beautiful).

This place needs to be avoided at all costs. Morocco s seem to be comfortable charging European prices for below std hospitality. This place is perfect example of a bad bread and breakfast. Rooms are below basic, washrooms have no exhaust, linen is bad. The hotel is 20 mins trek from village and a mule is given to pick ur luggage l. We arrived late at night and didn’t ask for luggage pickup. The hotel insisted we need to come up the moment we parked our car or they won’t bring up our luggage

Terrible ! Terrible ! Terrible The rooms are super bad; dirty linen and very rough sheets. 300 Euros for what would be 50 Euros in village below. You have to trek 20 mins to reach the hotel and they send mules to pick ur luggage. We arrived at 10 pm and the mule owner didn’t let us have dinner at restaurant in village. He insisted if we don’t go with him at same time he would leave us alone. Important point to note is the hotel asked us to give them a call when we reach; we never called the hotel. Since the mule owner was there he wanted to just push and close the day Do urself s favor and live in a cheap riad down or do a day trip from Marakkesh

Beautiful location only accessible on foot with luggage hauled up by mule. We had a couple of nights there, in a tower bedroom. The room was comfortable but the bathroom was small and cramped. Great to be able to use the Hammam. An excellent base for hiking in the High Atlas Mountains. Meals were fine but served on low tables which was awkward. Overall very authentic and recommeded

A delightful hotel at the end of the road leading up to the peak of Toubkal mountain. Donkeys transport your luggage for the last part of the journey where you are met by the charming staff. The hotel is a joint venture by English owners and a local community leader. The hotel employs local staff who are all helpful and a levy from your stay goes directly to improving the lives of those living in the nearby villages, from irrigation projects to schools and ambulances.||The hotel is very comfortable, the rooms are warm and cosy in the cooler winter evenings but also with plenty of space outside on the terraces to enjoy the amazing views of the towering mountains and beautiful valleys. Guides are provided for walks around the area, everything from a gentle stroll to a full ascent of the mountain with overnight stays in a refuge which is also owned by the hotel.

Staying at the Kasbah du Toubkal was everything we hoped it might be, and much much more. It's a real beacon of what sustainable tourism can look like, we really appreciated the emphasis on local sourcing, fair wages and animal welfare. Everybody was incredibly welcoming, the room had everything you needed and the eating area was such a lovely place to spend time. We spent three nights here and two at the sister trekking lodge. Our guide Mohamed Aziam was absolutely brilliant - he set the perfect pace, was very flexible and we loved hearing his insights about the area, its communities and culture. The scenery was of course spectacular and we felt really grateful to have had the chance to experience it in this way.