Hôtel Tomboctou

The place is gorgeous – an old kasbah turned hotel. We stayed in a spacious double room with a terrace; it was spotless and had excellent water pressure, which we really appreciated after a few days on the road. We had a great rest. They sell beer and wine, which was a bonus, and the breakfast was lovely too. The staff were all incredibly kind

This place is absolutely amazing! The rooms were spotless, the pool was beautiful and refreshing, and the staff couldn’t have been more friendly and welcoming—even though we booked just 20 minutes in advance. Everything felt relaxed and well taken care of. Highly recommended!

Fabulous, autentic hotel between Marrakesh & The Desert. The food we had in the evening, was some of the best we had during our whole trip. The Hotel staff were very accomodating and friendly. Thanks again for everything! Our group of 9 really enjoyed our stay.

This place was built in 1944 and is well maintained. I have never stayed in such a place before hence I would say the experience is worth it. Rooms are small but it’s cosy and clean.

This hotel isn't super fancy but it does have a lot of character. The rooms are all decorated with different themes, and they have some really interesting African and Berber artwork around the lobby. The rooms were well-cleaned. The pool could use a good cleaning though, and the showers in the rooms are very small and don't work great. Also the seats around the pool are getting old, and we thought we would break them if we kept sitting on them, so they need some new outdoor furniture. Otherwise, I would say this hotel is a good value for the cost. There is not much to do in the town around the hotel, but the dinner at the hotel was okay and again, very well-priced.

You must be aware that Tinehir is a small town in a remote desert location so there are very limited options from which to choose. If you keep this in mind & have previously traveled to locations that are frequented by trekkers, campers, desert-camp lovers etc. then you will probably not be disappointed. The hotel is located on a small side street a few blocks from the main road & down a street that has poor lighting at night, but not much reason to return to the main street area at night anyway. The exterior appearance & entrance/lobby will most likely not impress since the place gives off a rather tough impression, & the stairs, public areas & rooms are a somewhat rough looking compared to larger city hotel offerings. However, don't be turned off until you take a good look since the place is quite clean & has good housekeeping & the entire staff are eager to help & offer pleasant service. The dinner is served in an attractively decorated tent-like room & offered several options from which to choose & was delicious with big serving size & well priced. The hotel also offers both beer & wine for those who care to imbibe. Our room had A/C which could be important in the summer, but No TV if that is an issue in your hotel search. Our first apprehensive concerns were replaced with a clean basic room, a good dinner & pleasant service. Unfortunately, the included breakfast was the weakest of 7 Moroccan hotels & needs significant improvement.

Great place to stay for 2 travelers. We got a large room which was very peacefull. The shower and facilities were great. In the morning we went for a swim to wake up after which we warmed up in the sun and had an amazing breakfast. The tea was nice along with the morrocon pancakes with honey. I would have breakfast there all day. Dinner was excellent too with good food and a Casablanca.

Stayed in this lovely old kasbah for one night. It is a very traditional building and the rooms also. Facilities are very good with plenty of hot water. Restaurant was excellent with one of the best dinners I had in Morocco! Very friendly helpful staff. Dont forget to check out the view from the roof terrace.