Reviews from guests who stayed at this hotel, shared by our hotel supplier. Score based on the latest 12 reviews.
“toller Ausblick - sehr spartanisch”
+Das Hotel ist etwas schlecht zu finden und mit allerlei Auf- und Abstiegen verbunden. Die Zimmer sind sehr einfach eingerichtet und haben keinerlei Heizung. Der erwähnte Kamin dient nur im Sommer zur Erzeugung eines Frischluftstroms. Ich war im Januar hier und froh darüber, meinen Alpin-Schlafsack dabei gehabt zu haben. Allerdings ist der Ausblick vom Zimmer und der Terrasse grandios. Wer sich traut, mit dem Auto an einem Abhang entlang zu fahren, findet Parkplätze in der Nähe.
“Basic riad for a rustic Moroccan experience”
+The riad is located a few minuets walk from the road on the side of a hill with spectacular views of the Atlas Mountains. The owner and staff are very knowledgable and helpful. The mountain guide they arranged for me was very good. The building is very basic and was rather cold when I stayed. However, it was spotlessly clean. For a stay in an authentic mountain village for those who don't need home comforts, this is a great place.
“Stay away in Winter”
+We had arranged with Hassan to be picked up from the airport', but no one came, so we had to pay again for a taxi. Our room was not ready, so we were given a room downstairs, and some tea, which was most welcome. The room was freezing cold, no heater, no hot water, no soap, no towels, no toilet paper, no plug, two inch gap under balcony door. THe bedding was dirty and smelly, pillows slimy. We were exhausted and hungry, having waited for our lift for three hours after our flight etc. It was so cold it was difficult to sleep and we had to ask for another blanket. We awoke in the morning to an argument between another guest and the young man who gave us the tea, about the awful service and the state of her room. We asked for some heating and were given a very small ancient gas heater. The view from the balcony was magnificent. Breakfast was a couple of pieces of quite stale bread and jam and sweet tea. W e decided to leave and asked the young man to arrange a taxi for us. A real shame. We had wanted to explore the area. We had paid in advance, and we felt he could have let us stay in his Riad in Marrakech, but he was not willing to do so. We left and went to Marrakech
“December in Chez les Berberes”
+I spent a week in this guest house in December, with only two others spending a night each. The GH was devoid of heating until the single staff member provided me with a fan heater, later removed for a night to accommodate one of the other guests. It's replacement, a gas bottle heater, was warm but the fumes it gave were most unhealthy and stung the eyes. It proved better to be cold than ill! The rooms were exceptionally cold, my having to wear a duvet jacket for most of the time, especially during mealtimes and when reading in my room The shower took some working out, and although it eventually gave hot water I was not always certain of its arrival. Meals were good and nutritious. The terrace, as shown in the photo, requires some attention and repairs if it is to be as comfortable as it appears in the photo. Maybe it was the time of year and summer would be different.
“Picturesque”
+The views from the terrace and balcony were amazing! Hassan was very sweet and kind, as was the Berber lady who worked there. Nothing was too much trouble. Dinners onsite were super delicious as our 8 month -old baby was often asleep by this time, so we couldn't venture out. If you're after a baby crib, best to email/ call to confirm in advance. Whilst it was available and we requested this through hotels.com, when we got there, no crib for the duration of the stay (3 nights). The accommodation is remote and basic/simple, they don't seem to check emails regularly.
Verified traveler
September 2016
“It was a nice hotel”
+It was a nice hotel i really loved it my wife loved it too people there were so nice generous and the overall was perfect no internet though but the calm and the view is way better than u think u feel like u dont need something else. There is another place called dar tighoula which is the place i stayed in if u feel like chez les berbers too far i recommand dar tighoula enjoy the trip. Thank u
“A room with a mountain view”
+My wife and I stayed at this lovely quaint guest house for 7 nights. The views from the bedroom and roof terrace were spectacular and allowed to us to watch the world go by whether it be Berber families going about daily life, to goats and sheep running through the narrow alleyways up or from the craggy rocks behind the guest house. The owner Hassan was a most generous, attentive and hospitable host. Offering advise on walks/hikes and other villages to visit nearby and importantly what we should be paying for using local transport services. He even offered to go to a nearby village to purchase some camera batteries for us as we had inadvertently bought the wrong ones. Although Hassan's wife was ill and not present during our stay this did not diminish in anyway the excellent service we received. The breakfasts and evening meals were superb. Whatever time of day we came back to the guest house we were always given a refreshing pot of mint tea. The fact that our holiday felt more like a fortnight than a week is a testament to the relaxing atmosphere that Les Chez Berberes generates.
“Convient à des gens sportifs”
+Nous recherchions un logement sur oukaimedem, nous avons choisie le plus proche donné à 9,2 km, c'est vrai mais en vol d'oiseaux, la réalité c'est 80km. parking gratuit: C'est vrai, mais à plusieurs centaines de mètres de la maison d’hôtes par une sente escarpée et très difficile d'accès. Très bon accueil mais dans une maison d’hôtes qui est loin d'un 3 étoiles comme indiqué sur sa présentation(pas de sanitaires dans la chambre, pas de chauffage....)
“An amazing stay in the mountains !”
+Hassan and Khonya who own the little guest house in Imlil are extremely kind and very helpfull with whatever you need. The room we stayed in had the most incredible view and both the livingroom area and our private room were beautifully decorated with gorgeous, colourful, local decorations! Khonya makes the most delicious meals, which are very authentic to Morrocan food tradition. We can strongly recommend staying at Chez les Berberes if you want an authentic and nice local experience in the beautiful surroundings of the mountains.
“Guest house in heart of traditional Berber village”
+Lovely place to stay if you want to be in a traditional village, surrounded by livestock and children. Good food and comfortable rooms. Difficult to find after dark, but children will always help