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 by pfsmaloTheme: HotelPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: Km. 1,5 route de Zagora.Phone: 044 85 47 09Directions: On the road to Zagora about 1.5 km.from the big bridge over the river on the right.Website: www.hotel-restaurant-zaghro.com Other Contact: hotelrestaurantzaghro@yahoo.com
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Certainly a quiet period in the area(end September) we were the only people in the hotel which made it even more peaceful. Very friendly welcome by Ahmed himself, made us feel really at home.Gave us a room that gave onto the rooftop terrace where we sat ouside to watch the sun go down over the Atlas mountains. A great view over the rooftops to the Glaoui casbah as well. Food at the restaurant was very good and cheap.Nice room done out in arabic style.Room was 150 DH and meal 65 DH (approx 14 and 6 Euros). Theme: HotelPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensivePhone: 044 89 07 17Directions: Go right through the village of Telouet(coming from Marrakech) for 500 metres and it's there just in front of the casbah on the right just on a bend. The old auberge sits on a small esplanade on your left.Website: www.telouet.com
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 sunrise camel trip through the
sand dunes by scottblank10 |
in Marrakesh I stayed in Hotel Ali right ion the Medina.
A very good place to meet other travellers, organised a trip into the desert (amazing) and very good value for money.
Remember to call them in advance as they are usually always full !!
here the website
http://www.hotel-ali.com/ Theme: Other
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If you are looking for a riad in Fez, you might want to check out the Fez restoration project which will help you in your search. You give them a price range and they contact the various riads to find out their availability and prices. They do charge a small fee of $25 to do it, but it saves a lot of time by not having to contact each riad individually to enquire about their availability.
http://www.fez-riads.com/
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We stayed at the lovely Riad Charqi during our stay in Fez. For a riad, it was on the less expensive side, but was wonderful none the less. The rooms are clean and the staff is more than helpful. They arranged for a taxi to pick us up from the train station. Our train got in an hour and a half late and the driver was still there waiting for us.
The interior of the riad was spectacular and the roof top lounge was a great place to unwind after a long day exploring the median.
It is localeted near a taxi stand which made things very easy and is about a 10 minute walk to the Blue Gate.
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My stay here was one of luxury, my room was excellent. It was minimal but clean, spacious for a single traveller and with en-suit. At first i imagined over looking the main square would be noisy, however i was proved wrong. The restaurant is on the ground floor but you will be spoilt for choice on places to eat and drink.
The shops are plentyful and brimming with tempting goodies and the local market/shops are near by too. Theme: HotelAddress: Terrasse Vue Panoramique, 14 Place My Hassan, EssaouiraPhone: / fax: 044 47 59 25Other Contact: beaurivage@menara.ma
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This hotel was very comfortable and situated within minutes of the main square. They have all the facilities you need, however you may find too much going on in the evenings to use them. The souk is large, make sure you don't get lost but hay if you do have a good time haggling. You can ask if you get lost but they will be expecting you to cross their palms with money so get a price first. Theme: HotelAddress: Avenue Yacoub El Mrini, Quartier de l'Hivernage, MarrakechPhone: 044 43 81 62 / 63
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Les Matins Bleus is a cozy riad, a guest house in traditional moroccan style, placed centrally in the Essaouira medina (old town).
We booked our rooms through hostelbookers.com and stayed here for three nights in July. We took a petit taxi from the CTM bus station to the entrance of the medina (cost: 6 Dirhams) and took a short walk to the guest house. Every thing of interest is near by: Shopping, dining, the moroccan every day life, great views of the sea, the port with the hectic fish market...
We had a nice stay and will recommend it to others.
The riad is family driven and the staff is welcoming and friendly. They speak English, among many other languages, and they can help you with tour bookings etc. The rooms have their own bathrooms.
The room was not very big, but it was charming and clean. The moroccan breakfast was included in the price and served on the roof terrace or inside. Pancakes and croissants - yummi :)
There was no curfew or check-out time, which suited us perfectly. Theme: Pension/GuesthousePrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 22, rue Draa, Essaouira, MoroccoPhone: (00212)24785363Directions: Take a petit taxi to the seaside entrance of the medina, walk straight ahead to the clock tower, then turn right, walk through the gate and take immediately to the left. Look for the yellow sign in this street.Website: http://www.les-matins-bleus.com/ Other Contact: http://www.hostelbookers.com/
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Hello, I am just back from three weeks in the desert in south Morocco, two weeks in the hostel and in the middle, one week in the middle of nowhere! and it's been so great I want to share it with you and warmly recommend the Kasbah who organised everything so well. It is my third and longest time there - up to now..., it is getting better all the time and I can't wait to get back.
Isabelle and Rachid are a lovely French and Moroccan couple, they're fun, friendly, attentionate, keep an eye on all my needs and are very discreetwhen needed. The auberge is beautifully decorated, nothing flashy, clean, confortable. Isabelle cooks delightfully only with natural fresh products. When we are a few visitors together, we all share a meal together on big tables. When there is no one, you can eat with them. There is always a Youssef or an Accor to play cards with. In the evening, Rachid and his friends play the djembe and it can be fiesta time. At night, I can pull up a mattress and sleep on the terrace under the stars. You name it... Even Internet to see how friends are doing back home, at work! It just feels like being home with all the pleasures of being abroad.
This time, I spent a full week in the desert. Incredible! I went with Said who drove the camel, cooked all my meals, kept the bedouin tent tidy, left me alone when wanted, and told me funny desert stories in the evening. Paradise, you said? Three nights, there were some hikers, the camel drivers played music for us and we had so much fun. Social life in the desert!
So, don't hesitate, even for a few days, this is the best address for this kind of trip in this part of the world!
Kasbah Sable d’Or
Chez Isabelle et Rachid
Ksar Hassi Labied
BP.66 Merzouga
Province Errachidia / Sud-Maroc
Tél : 00.212.(0)35.57.78.59 / 00.212.(0)67.25.03.28 / 00.212.(0)60.82.70.36
Site internet : http://www.kasbah-sable-dor.com
very good organisation - clean, friendly, delicious, confortable, safe, quiet (!), cheap, fantastic sunsets, incredible scenery, a home away from home and much possibilities to keep busy for the none lasy as I am on holiday. Theme: HostelPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: Kasbah Sable d’Or Ksar Hassi Labied BP.66 Merzouga Province Errachidia / Sud-MarocPhone: Tél : 00.212.(0)35.57.78.59Directions: From Rissani, to Merzouga, and don't let yourself be stopped by false guides. They are getting paid to get you to other addresses, and I know from looking around, that Isabelle and Rachid is really the best value for moneyWebsite: http://www.kasbah-sable-dor.com Other Contact: 00.212.(0)60.82.70.36
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