Pensionater i Zaouia Ben Smine

Dalal USA

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.

David Tyskland

The smell of cedar when you enter the room. Fantastic breakfast, fresh butter, eggs, fig marmalade and bread all from the property! Quiet, peaceful surroundings, what a great start to the day!

Nadir Marokko

We had a great stay! We particularly appreciated Anas (the host) for his kindness and his readiness to help us out with anything we need.

Fatima Qatar

It was an amazing location if you are looking for somewhere calm and relaxing

Khalil Oman Holland

Everything was perfect, the owner is very generous they offered us a free dinner

ESTER Italien

Amazing place and very welcoming host, I would totally recommend.

Claire Schweiz

Set on a hill overlooking the valley, surrounded by peacocks donkeys sheep dogs cats… a selection between traditional and modern rooms , options for home cooked meals, really close to the ifrane national park… very friendly staff.

Demetrius Marokko

We loved the view of cherry and almond blossoms from our balcony and the fireplace in the room was great as well. The food was exceptional in the restaurant.

Anne Storbritannien

The location was beautiful and the breakfast was best we had. The hosts were very kind, especially since I was sick.

Ivan USA

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.