breakfast with olives, homemade moroccan pancakes, local fruit.

Our room was spacious and cozy, which we really liked. the breakfast here was awesome - they had a nice selection of local fruits, cheese, and olives that was constantly restocked. 🌟

The room was beautiful, elegant.

The room was clean, absolutely brilliant, the beds were good, the decor comfortable, and the central location in the middle of the city is a big plus.

What a really great stay, nothing too much trouble. Excellent and great breakfasts with olives, homemade moroccan pancakes plus local fruit. Elegant room, particularly good bathroom and impeccable service. Location just next door to Asilah...

The rooms are simple but elegant and comfortable, with an unpretentious and cool authentic decor. The staff is dedicated and helpful, providing exceptional homemade meals. Expect a great welcoming and knowledgeable information about the place and surroundings.

Felt secure, no complaints whatsoever.

the isolated country location provided a peaceful and serene atmosphere. Waking up to the sounds of storks and farm animals was a delight. the staff at the chambres d'hote were friendly and helpful, making our honeymoon experience even more special. the King Suite we stayed in was absolutely incredible, with quirky furnishings and a breathtaking view. the home cooked meals, especially the beef tagine, were delicious. the property's charming spots and patios, perfect for sipping Moroccan wine, were a great way to unwind. We can't wait to come back and experience this real Moroccan gem again!

For us, it was ideal! 😊.

The staff and the owner were very friendly, the room was spacious with a classy design, and they offered a great variety of delicious food options.

Interesting design, beautiful grounds. Enjoyed the relaxed vibe and hospitality.

Lovely Garden Views: The dining area at this guesthouse opens onto a charming garden, providing a picturesque backdrop to enjoy a delicious Moroccan breakfast. It's like stepping into a magical oasis, surrounded by nature's beauty.

Difficult Car Access: The road leading to the hotel was undergoing construction during my stay, making it a bit challenging to reach by car.

Our Stay. I was absolutely blown away by the incredible atmosphere at this hidden gem in Asilah. The decor was tasteful and the rooms were immaculate, providing a comfortable and authentic experience. The friendly hosts, who were also huge animal lovers, made us feel right at home. The breakfast was simple yet satisfying, and the meals prepared by the chef were outstanding. The location was tucked away in the hills, offering a tranquil and serene getaway. The resident dog, Lola, was adorable and the storks nesting in the roof added an extra touch of entertainment. The drive up to the house was an adventure in itself. I was pleasantly surprised by the calmness and beauty of the surroundings. this place exceeded all expectations and I highly recommend it for an unforgettable stay.

Maison D'Hotes Berbari provided the perfect setting for a relaxing getaway. the architecture was quirky and unique, creating a charming atmosphere. I loved spending time in the communal areas, which were clean and well-maintained. the highlight of my stay was definitely the amazing food - the meals were delicious and the staff even served beer. Speaking of the staff, they were absolutely lovely. Always helpful, friendly, and ready to provide tips on local attractions. Cons: Couldn’t fault 👌.

Rashida, the owner, was incredibly welcoming and made us feel right at home. the charming chambres d'hote, converted from an old farmhouse, provided a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle. We loved the peaceful atmosphere and the absence of a TV, with soothing music playing instead. the Moroccan food was delicious, especially the local grilled fish and homemade pancakes for breakfast. the views over the countryside were breathtaking, and the lush garden with tortoises roaming around was a lovely place to relax.

Getting to the hotel was a bit inconvenient, as we had to rely on a hire car to leave the premises. This meant we couldn't explore on foot and always had to pay for parking.