Reviewed 06 Jun 2012 by Catherine Harris Hughes
Sitting on the rooftop listening to Berber life...10/10.
(read full review)Reviewed 08 Jan 2012 by Adrianna Hawczak
The most memorable part was the colour of Morroco, the kindness of it's people...Excellent.
(read full review)Reviewed 20 Sep 2011 by Emma Brown
The candlelit house at night! Wonderfully mediaeval. All the lovely and peaceful places to sit and admire the view...Fantastic. Many thanks to Rachida, Mohammed and Jacqueline for a wonderful and relaxing stay.
(read full review)Reviewed 12 Jun 2011 by Pamela Neil
The lovely welcome on arrival with a mint tea in front of the Atlas Mountains...Incredible time it was the most beautiful place.
(read full review)Reviewed 21 Mar 2011 by Martin Stott
Getting away somewhere quiet and doing lots of walking and reading. The mountains were fantastic. I went for a retreat and this was one...Excellent. Struggling to rate this between four and five stars...I felt "reborn" yesterday.
(read full review)Reviewed 03 Jul 2010 by Hannah Anwar
Jacqueline’s house is the perfect place to stay and made our trip to the Atlas mountains a very special one. We loved being able to sit on the roof terrace and enjoy the wonderful views in the daytime and the amazing stars at night.
(read full review)Reviewed 09 Apr 2010 by Michele Schweisfurth
It was great... I'm really impressed with how Jacqueline has restored these properties so sympathetically, and local people were absolutely in charge. The relationship with the Berber villagers was clearly one of mutual trust and benefit.
(read full review)Reviewed 24 Mar 2010 by Margaret Clancy
The views in the Atlas Mountains were absolutely spectacular and the kasbah fitted perfectly into the Berber village and we were privileged to be able to have an insight into their daily lives.
(read full review)Reviewed 03 Aug 2009 by Gwendolyn Smith
Wonderful. Not the typical tourist visit. This destination enabled us to appreciate the traditions of the Berbers as well as village life. The setting was idyllic and very conducive to relaxation.
(read full review)Reviewed 10 Jan 2009 by Greig Fitzpatrick
Imlil was absolutely breathtaking, everywhere you looked was stunning, the accommodation, scenery, mountains, people were all incredible. We arrived on a very cold afternoon, by evening snow was falling and by morning there was 4 inches of snow!
(read full review)Reviewed 26 Nov 2009 by Becky Shaftoe
After a long walk each day, coming back home for a beer on the sunny terrace, to relax on the loungers and look at the awe-inspiring mountain scenery was the most memorable part.
(read full review)Reviewed 03 Oct 2009 by Irene Mitchell
Overall the holiday was excellent - the Imlil area is a great place for walking, with or without a guide, if you feel energetic.
(read full review)Reviewed 14 Jul 2009 by Jonathan Taylor
Most memorable? Very good day walks with an excellent guide (Hassan) arranged by the riad. Other main highlight was the very friendly and welcoming management and staff, and amazing evening meals by candlelight.
(read full review)Reviewed 15 Mar 2009 by Virginia Sowton
FIVE STAR all the way! From the location to the food, the rooms, the service, we loved every second of this holiday! It suited us both to have the simplicity of the mountain accommodation and the luxury of the Riad in Marrakech.
(read full review)Reviewed 14 Jan 2009 by Heather Watson
The mountains and the kasbah are stunning. We did a wonderful circular walk with two other couples that we met at the accommodation, led by the excellent guide Hassan.
(read full review)Reviewed 29 Dec 2008 by Aaron Markowitz-Shulman
One of the most romantic places you could stay. There are lots of places to stay in the Atlas mountains, and this must be one of the best.
(read full review)Reviewed 31 Oct 2008 by Susan Mead
Most memorable were spending the evening eating and drinking in the candlelight and then laying in bed with the log fire burning in the room and the morning spent walking in the mountains. The light was so clear and the scenery amazing.
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