B&B di Azrou

Vid Slovenia

We loved our stay here. The view is amazing as for the location - on the crossroad to anywhere :) the food was great, coffee and mint tea were amazing. The room was big and comfortable.

Sylvie Perancis

excellent and warm welcome with personal touch from the gentleman farmer/owner. pleasant setting

Mohamed Morocco

the location is amazing and it was so calm and clean

Premala Malaysia

I booked 1 night but ended up staying 3! Such a lovely place, very clean, cozy & spacious rooms, super comfy sheets and bed, good hot showers, big kitchen, washing facilities (machine and handwash area) and great service. All the staff are amazing, available throughout the day and night, they speak English, french and I don't know what else. They are always happy and ready to help with anything. They provided many extra blankets for the cold night and also firewood. They are constantly cleaning to ensure everything is kept clean. So lovely to be in a peaceful, beautiful place with lots of animals all around. My favourite thing was being able to watch the stars from bed (window on the roof!). And also the beautiful sunsets from the terrace. I wish I could stay longer!

Noor Belanda

We had a great stay at Gite Forest Tagroumte! The host, Jamal, was very hospitable and kind. We wanted to do a hike and he showed us a route that we could do. The hike was very beautiful and it was a great way to explore the area. And when we took longer on the hike than he expected (we were taking many pictures😛), he called us to see if everything was all right. The view from the hotel was amazing, especially with the sunset! The food was also amazing. We had the best couscous there so far in Morocco! Furthermore, on the second night he invited a group of Amazigh musicians that gave us a great performance with lots of music, laughter and dancing! We would definitely recommend staying here!

Amine Amerika Syarikat

It’s a classic riad that was owned by the late Caid or Lord of Azrou, Hachem Ben Salah. It’s noteworthy that the late king of Morocco Mohamed V stayed as a guest in the 1950’s before independence. A great location and good value!

ROBERT Australia

Eat in - restaurant food was exceptional even, considering the restauarant was basically empty everything was catered for

Ivan Amerika Syarikat

The property is right by the Azrou Forest so when we left the next morning, we met the infamous macaque monkeys on the street almost right away and enjoyed giving them some food. The property is quiet, close by to downtown Azrou where we walked around and found some street food (since we arrived late from Fes). Our host, Mohammed, was a friendly young gentleman who visibly enjoyed conversing with and exchanging stories with his guests. The breakfast outside by the Berber tent was a nice prelude to our visit to the Sahara later. (There's an option to eat in a large ballroom but who wants to when a Berber tent awaits outside?) Room was super clean, large with high ceiling, and very quiet. In our itinerary, this Azrou hotel serves as a nice alternative to overpriced Fes or Ifrane as it brought us closer to our driving target the next day, Merzouga.

Dalal Amerika Syarikat

My family and I loved our stay at le Gite du garage. Fatema is a wonderful host, pays attention to details and brings a lot of positive energy, accommodation were no frills but comfortable, the view from the room and surroundings is stunning, I highly recommend a walk on the road leading to the village before sunset. Food was delicious. My little boys loved playing in the garden and seeing the sheep come back to the village at the end of the day, they still talk about it. Go there, you will be supporting a local a family and get to know the real Moroccan countryside. Will definitely come back.