Kasbah Asmaa
BP 78, Zagora, 45900, Morocco
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angiebabe
- Reviews: 1505
beautiful oasis of a hotel
I stayed here during my first visit to Zagora in 2003 and like the other Asmaa hotels in this family run business - Rissani and Midelt where have also stayed - are beautifully decorated hotels with traditional designs and loads of character
Wonderfully hospitable and comfortable - you could almost feel you were in a palace
As per traditional kasbah style the rooms go up around a large central inner courtyard with many stairways up to the top - head up to the roof for excellent views over the area - the views from the roof here at Zagora give lovely views over the palmeraie - especially lovely in the early morning - hear and see the birds chirping amongst the date palms and the locals out and about
Good value for Dinner, bed and breakfast - the food was excellent here - 2 or 3 course evening meal and excellent buffet breakfast - was Ramadan and the place was full but clever layout and design maximised sense of privacy
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Svetlana_L
- Reviews: 23
Zagora's hotel
We stayed in this hotel just one night. It was very lovely place - with the swimming pool, nice restaurant in the garden.
Very interesting decoration inside.
Room was very spacious.
The price was something around thousand in local currency for three of us.
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suvanki
- Reviews: 2084
In the style of a Berber Ksar
Although I didn't stay at this hotel, I did visit it twice. Once for a toilet stop , before embarking on our camel ride into the desert, then my second visit was the following morning, when the thoughts of a cold drink and dive into the hotels pool, sustained me during the endurance of the 2 hour camel ride back to Zagora.
A Ksar is a Berber fortified stronghold, and the hotel is laid out in a traditional style. Apparently there are nomad tents where guests can sleep out.
The pool is surrounded by tables and chairs, and pleasant gardens.
By the way, I didn't dive into the pool (as my swimwear was on the bus) but I did find a shower in the ladies toilet block, so was able to freshen up there, and remove some of the Saharas sand from my hair.
This looked quite a nice place to stay - looked more than a 2* hotel.
Unique Quality: Pleasant gardens and pool area.
Showers in the ladies WC were very welcome
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DesertStar
- Reviews: 23
A bit of a splurge, but elegant and affordable
I'd recommend it for its peace and quiet, and terrific food. Very good service, with a warm welcome. It cost 420 dh (about $63.00 Canadian) for two people, including a really good breakfast.
Unique Quality: Our high-ceilinged room had a balcony overlooking the pool, a big closet, reading lamps, a bathroom with bidet, an easy chair, air conditioning. Guarded parking was across the street (it's customany to tip 10dh to the "guardien" upon leaving). The breakfast was substantial: 3 kinds of Moroccan pancakes, boiled eggs, delicious bread, yogourt, cheese, orange juice and coffee.
Dinner was also a bit of a splash at 395dh, but it was well worth it. We had two half-bottles of wine, tagine of chicken and lemon, tagine makfout (beef), lots of delicious bread, and lacey crepes for dessert.
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Our high-ceilinged room had a balcony overlooking the pool, a big closet, reading lamps, a bathroom with bidet, an easy chair, air conditioning. Guarded parking was across the street (it's customany to tip 10dh to the "guardien" upon leaving). The breakfast was substantial: 3 kinds of Moroccan pancakes, boiled eggs, delicious bread, yogourt, cheese, orange juice and coffee.
Dinner was also a bit of a splash at 395dh, but it was well worth it. We had two half-bottles of wine, tagine of chicken and lemon, tagine makfout (beef), lots of delicious bread, and lacey crepes for dessert.
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