The home-cooked breakfast was delicious. All prepared from local fresh products. We especially enjoyed the family-style dinner where we shared travel stories with fellow travelers.

Excellent hosts! Kamal and his family are wonderful. I have travelled a great deal around Morocco and have never met a host/guide more knowledgable or passionate about his village/country. The room, meals and tour were top notch. The town of Bhalil is also a unique spot worth a visit.

All was great!

Firstly, the hosts were exceptional and VERY accommodating. My partner was sick the entire time, so we were very bound to our room which put a damper on our plans. They really took care of us and made sure we had what we needed. Kamal even took me to the pharmacy to get medicine. I enjoyed sharing stories with the other guests around meals. Parking was very easy and not too far the house. I loved the decor of traditional art and furniture, which for people who are new to country can give a very authentic experience of a mountain village in Morocco. The food was delicious and freshly prepared. The bed was very comfortable.

The was a plumbing issue in our room—a leaky pipe which created a wet floor most of the time we were there. We tried turning off the value as instructed, but the bucket under the pipe would fill up none the less. As a business owner, I know things happen which are less than ideal for the guest experience. It was just a small annoyance. This was my 6th trip to Morocco, and while the food was very good, I found it to be expensive compared to other places in the country....I would compare it to a five-star restaurant in Casablanca, but it was more a traditional rustic homemade fare that would have been half the price anywhere else in the area. Breakfast was included but it was also light, not the usual Moroccan bountiful breakfast you would find in most places.

A real gem easily accessible from Fez with true Moroccan hospitality. Kamal recommended a fabulous day trip, yes we did have our car but his advice was invaluable. The couscous Jalila made for Friday supper was superb, as was the company at the table with Kamal and two other guests. A truly memorable evening.

clean and classic great food gracious hosts comfortable rooms

We had short but amazing stay, the place has unique feeling and perfectly matches the towns cave atmosphere. Kamal and his wife are magnificant hosts who went out of their way to help us plan rest of our trip and greeted us with one of the best meals we tried in whole Marocco.

Kamal's guesthouse is beautifully furnished and decorated, the food is superb - the best I ate during two weeks in Morocco. Although I only stayed one night, the guesthouse and village would have repaid a longer visit since Kamal is knowledgeable about the area, its history and economy, and offers a far more interesting and unique range of day trips than a typical hotelier. I would particularly recommend him to anyone practically-minded who is interested in learning about, for want of a better expression, "how things work". For instance, we drove out to a lime kiln on a nearby hillside to find out how the traditional lime whitewash is made which coats a number of the local buildings, and we went to watch a joiner at work and discussed local carpentry methods, the different kinds of wood, and so on (especially interesting if you are into woodwork and have already visited the Nejjarine Museum of wooden handicrafts in Fes). The highlight for me, however, was going with Kamal to the sheep souq at Guigou in the Middle Atlas - this really was a fantastic experience and even though, in theory, I could have rented a car and gone there by myself, I would have missed out on a ton of information from Kamal, translated conversations with the Berber shepherds, and would have had to have driven through the mountains in the middle of the night in order to arrive at the souq in time. A splendid experience, and also a great place to buy things at dramatically lower prices than what one would pay in the city.

Simple and authentic place. Very clean. The place has a lovely terrace that views the small village, perfect for morning coffee. The rooms are very nicely decorated & the beds are so comfortable. Our hosts Kamal & Jalila are very welcoming couples. Plus the food cooked by Jalila was delicious. There is not much to see in the village itself unless you are looking for a quiet getaway from the busy cities and nice interaction with the locals. The inhabitant of the village are very friendly.

the host was very welcoming and kind. it felt like sleeping at home. everything was very pleasant and beautiful.

nothing! everything was great

Great experience. Kammal and his wife are lovely personas that made us feel as homme

The place is amazing - very beautiful with each room tastefully decorated and with grape and many plants on the roof where wonderful breakfast and welcome tea is served

What a unique guesthouse, owner, staff and village. We were taken into the heart of a fascinating “family,” made to feel 1000 percent welcome. This was an entirely wonderful and unique experience.

What was there NOT to like? Absolutely nothing.

We cannot recommend enough this place and it’s amazing hosts. Kamal was not on site but Naima and Jamila (sorry if I mispelled) were absolutely wonderful. we felt immediately at home and enjoyed celebrating Ftour with them and their guests in the evening . Naima is an amazing cook and the breakfast was the best one we had! The decoration, design, the roof terrace, the village are worth stopping by.

The dinner is a little pricey, although excellent.

Clean place, catered for travellers, owner speaks multiple languages.

We have been travelling for over 3 months all over Morocco, and this riad definitely takes the first place in overcharging with regards to what you get in return. We have stayed in various small towns and villages all over the country, in places that were more comfortable and spacious, and never had to spend that much. Moreover, it seems that the landlord does not stop ar that. The prices he charges for taking you on local trips are preposterous. We planned on staying 2 nights and decided to leave after one. Also, make sure if you reserve through booking, that you are not overcharged by the landlord in the conversion rate from Euro to Dirham. It could have been a nice experience, Bhalil is a wonderful place. We also understand that the hotel owners were hit hard by Covid, but we definitely felt we were taken advantage of, and that is not very nice.

Lovely breakfast . Very good hospitality. Clean rooms

Beautiful place, clean and comfortable, the breakfast is delicious and filling. Kamal and Naima are very helpful and know everything about Bhalil. And a big plus they have Fiber optic internet for the people that work on the move. It was a pleasant stay, and we will definitely go back again.

Nothing, everything was good.

Jalila and Naima were extremely welcoming, and Naima's cooking was delicious. Kamal's home is very comfortable and the rooms are decorated very traditionally which adds to the character of the property. Breakfast was served on the roof terrace which had beautiful views of Bhalil.

Everything was great

Kamal was so kind about everything and so welcomed with positive energy , Naima the lady of the cute smile on her face. The place it’s amazing with traditional design and furniture. I liked about that’s place that u feel like u are at home between ur family members

The room was little cold at night

Kamal is a great host. The place is very nice and the view from the top terrace is amazing