The staff was very friendly and accomodating and they took a really great care of us. I forgot my Kindle in the room and I expected it to be lost for good, but they mangage to deliver it to my friend's hands in Marakesch. That was quite impressive and I am very grateful!! We also met some really cool guests there.

There was a mishap with our reservation.

It was honestly the best, the guy who is responsible is very hospitable and kind , the terrace view is absolutely amazing especially at night , the rooms were so clean and spacious and not far away from the main road , i highly recommend this place for couples and groups of friends and even solo travelers .

We had such a wonderful stay at Dar Adouss. Lahcen and all the staff were so helpful and kind. We were also served a lovely tajine for dinner :) I could have easily stayed for much longer. It was so beautiful. Wonderful views, comfy beds, kind people :) Thanks again!!!

friendly staff…breath taking view 🏔️🥰

Dar Adouss is a simple Berber guesthouse in a village about 15–20 minutes' walk from the main street of Imlil. The building itself is a typical brown multistorey house, with two floors for guests and a basement kitchen. Everything is a bit rustic, predictably, but my room had a decent bathroom with reliable hot water, and the blankets were nice and warm on two cold winter nights. Breakfasts are typical and basic (msammen, bread, a boiled egg plus jam, butter, honey and tea) but satisfying. There's also a terrace with views but it was so rainy while I was there that it couldn't be used, so breakfast was in the basement. The man who ran it while I was there was friendly and helpful.

When I visited the sign pointing off the main road to Dar Adouss was damaged and unreadable (they said it had been vandalised by youths) and so I spent about 45 minutes wandering around desperately looking for it. Contrary to what some online maps say, Dar Adouss is not on the Imlil–Tamatert road; you need to head off the road (at the vandalised sign) and take a donkey/pedestrian track next to an irrigation channel, then cross a small bridge over a wadi to reach the guesthouse. The track itself is unlit at night so you will need your phone's torch for the 5-minute walk.

- Beautiful view - Good Tea - Hot water in the shower - Close to trekking paths

- Basic breakfast, tea, one egg, some bread, some Jam. Not necessarily nutritious if you want to have energy for spending a day in the mountains. If I asked for additional egg I was told they have just one egg per guest. The same day I bought them 10 eggs to avoid hunger next day. Aziz prepared me the the 4-eggs omelette afterwards What satisfied me much. - They do overbooking! When I came it turned out the room I booked is occupied already. I booked specificaly this Room and paid more comparing to other available rooms. Other guy had same booking reservation which was really wierd! When I asked the reason, Owner shared different history, stuff said something else and the person I chatted though the booking said something different. Browsing opinions in the internet was not the first time. Finally, They proposed other Room for one night and dinner for free which was good experience. Finnaly confused me when wanted to charge me during check out for the dinner which supposed be on them. - In the evening and during the night was quite cold I asked host to put some wood and fire in fireplace in shared space. I was told they do it only when is snow outside.

The view I was put in a different hotel for the first night due to overcapacity.

Where do I start. The landlord was rude and alienating on my arrival (perhaps because I didn't need a guide or any other up sells?). The room was dusty and the sheets were dirty. The previous guests towel was left hanging on my window and the plumbing in the bathroom needed to be reconnected. No toilet paper. The pillows on the bed were literally like sacs of cement. The whole place is dilapidated. Everywhere you look, something needs to be repaired. Also bring ear plugs as there is a rooster directly outside the house and the windows do nothing to sound proof. Finally, to add insult to injury, when asked about my stay, I said that the dust in the room gave me really bad allergies and the landlord got offended, said it was his family home and then refused to acknowledge me when I left. Absolutely ridiculous that this place has a high rating - it's genuinely one of the worst places I've ever stayed. By Moroccan standards the breakfast was forgettable.

The host is very helpful kind and easy going man. You can manage everything with him.

WiFi​ not perfect but who cares