The swimming pool and the garden are big and enjoyable. The recommendation to visit the tannerie nearby was well received. It was interesting to learn about the process and we got better deals in the leather shop than in the souks of the Medina. The food was great and a welcome change from all the tajine's of the south. It's a bit expensive knowing that you can get dinner for less than half of the price, but the french-moroccan cuisine from Helene and Julien is definitely worth it! We would definitely recommend having dinner here.

Nothing really negative, but if we need to highlight something.. Travelling the south of Morocco, we noticed the hosts were very engaged at check-in with a lot of tips & tricks while drinking tea. When arriving in the Jardin, we received a glass of orange juice and were left to rest and install without any information or tips/tricks about the region. We had to ask the hosts for all the formation we needed, but when we engaged them they were very open and helpful. The hosts moved to Morocco about 10 years ago and all facilities are still very comfortable and clean, however you notice it is not new anymore.