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Wonderful ancient kashbah! It’s been the highlight of our trip in morocco, the hotel is stunning, big and tasteful rooms, generous and tasty breakfast, the view from the terrace, the cool breeze in the courtyard… and most of all the kindness of the hosts, who welcomed us as if we had just gotten home :) We also loved the athmosphere around the village, with its kashbas and peaceful palmeraie…Thanks for the amazing experience!

A very nice place to be, friendly and helpful people and staff. We loved it. We were there in the eastern vacation and practically alone in the Riad.

Lovely, quiet place out of town. Great pool, though naturally a wee bit cold in January, and fantastic views of the old town and the palmeraie. Very nice staff, allowed us to park our car in their garage free of charge for two days, while we were out of town. Brekkie leaves nothing to be desired.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Sahara Hotel in N'Kob, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations! The highlight of my stay was definitely the delicious breakfast, which offered a variety of tasty options to start the day right. The bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep after a long day of exploring. I also appreciated having hot water in the shower, which made for a refreshing experience. Additionally, the Wi-Fi connection was reliable, allowing me to stay connected without any issues. Overall, Sahara Hotel provides everything a discerning traveler needs—comfort, convenience, and great service. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting N'Kob!

One of the best stays we had in Morocco! Brahim was the perfect host, helpful before, during and after our stay at his place. The tajin was delicious, and he also gave us the best tea we had. He also explained a lot of interesting stuff about the Berebers and the hikking tours he aorganizes. Brahim, ojalá vernos otra vez! Big hug from Ari and me.

We had an amazing stay at the Land of Dreams- it was the BEST part of our trip! Ali and his family are the most hospitable and warm-hearted berber people. The room was cozy, comfortable, very clean, they have AC and heater. The house is an authentic clay building. The food, authentic moroccan cuisine made by the women of the family, was the best we had so far! The vegetables and herbs come directly from their own garden. They offer different day trips with Ali, who an experienced guide and knows every stone of his valley. We went on a hike where Ali made a fire and cooked tea when we arrived on the peak. We also learned how to cook tagine with the women of the family. In the evening they made a fire and if you want they will play some wonderful authentic berber music! The landscape is wonderful and it‘s really quiet. Highly recommended and good price!!!!

Owner was attentive yet allowed space to do as I pleased. He also invited me into his home to meet his family and see the view. The fittings are all good quality and comfortable bed and duvet ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"From the moment we stepped into the lobby, we were greeted with warmth and hospitality that set the tone for our entire stay. The room was impeccably clean, with modern amenities and breathtaking views of the city skyline. The staff went above and beyond to ensure our comfort, offering personalized recommendations and attending to our every need with genuine care, and here we thank Said so much who took care of us during the stay. The dining experience was equally exceptional, our stay at this hotel was nothing short of extraordinary, and we can't wait to return for another unforgettable experience."

Very beautiful and cozy garden and house. Very nice and helpful people and great food.

Just a few minutes away from Nkob, Auberge Bassou is like a peaceful oasis. Simple but tastefully decorated rooms around a lovely, green courtyard with lots of birds. Ibrahim and his sister running the place understand exactly their guests’ needs. There is great care in everything they do, from meals (excellent dinner, or a quick-fix meal in the afternoon) to an amazing tour in the Jebel Saghro. When we mentioned, that the next day while crossing the mountain towards Todra gorge, we were planning to do a few hours hike (by the way, the road to the north from Nkob towards Boumalna and Tinghir hardly shows up on Google maps but is in excellent condition), Ibrahim assured us that it was a great idea, told us about the tour he does for groups, usually 3 to 5 people, but not pushing us, nor trying to sell us anything. Still, we took up his offer and changed our schedule, and it became the absolute highlight of our ten days in Morocco. The central section of the Jebel Saghro is an amazing area, and having Ibrahim as our guide all day made it even more memorable (not to mention making it accessible without doing a 4-5 day hike which wasn’t an option for us). Spending an hour and a half with an Amazigh family, getting at least a hint of how they live out and beyond, without getting a ‘show’ for the tourists, was truly beyond our expectations (it took just 20 mins for my daughter and the three young girls of the family to become best friends even if without a common language). If you make it as far as Nkob, don’t miss this place.