Amazing remote ans calm location, very close to the coast

it made me feel like in prison

to closed and dark

perfect location, quiet, perfect temperature night and day. Aziz & Sophia and the rest of their family are so so nice and so welcoming. can’t recommend this place enough it’s amazing. will definitely be coming back.

literally nothing atall, it’s perfect.

An absolute dream

Good breakfast, shower and card games

No wifi, and budget double room has a curtain instead of a door

Everything

It is indeed tricky to write a review to this place. Firstly, it is hard, because it misses some fundamental parts which you expect to be part of any hostel/ hotel, such as some walls and a roof. Generally, you will either love or hate this place. It is located at a peninsula surrounded by rough sea ( perfect waves for experienced surfers ) and a desert. There are some more houses ( most of them misses some walls or roof ), trash ( occassionaly burning ), ruins of some other houses, sheep, puppies, small boys doing simple acrobatics, desert and cactuses on the peninsula. One finds also an amazing lighthouse and a small shop nearby which is run by the guy who is always close-by. Public bus nr. 33 stops nearby. The house itself is surrounded by stony desert, but you will find comfort and coziness inside. The owner, enthusiastic surfer, is very caring and willing to help you. Typical morrocan hospitality is present. Some details are still a bit provisional, such as a sewage pipe or electricity. However, it is all together a miracle, considering where the house stands. If you are lucky, you will taste the best tajin in your life, as I did. These two were with chilli, octopuses and eggs. The walls around a yard with outdoor sitting are decorated colorfully by a local artist.

It is indeed tricky to write a review to this place. Firstly, it is hard, because it misses some fundamental parts which you expect to be part of any hostel/ hotel, such as some walls and a roof. Generally, you will either love or hate this place. It is located at a peninsula surrounded by rough sea ( perfect waves for experienced surfers ) and a desert. There are some more houses ( most of them misses some walls or roof ), trash ( occassionaly burning ), ruins of some other houses, sheep, puppies, small boys doing simple acrobatics, desert and cactuses on the peninsula. One finds also an amazing lighthouse and a small shop nearby which is run by the guy who is always close-by. Public bus nr. 33 stops nearby. The house itself is surrounded by stony desert, but you will find comfort and coziness inside. The owner, enthusiastic surfer, is very caring and willing to help you. Typical morrocan hospitality is present. Some details are still a bit provisional, such as a sewage pipe or electricity. However, it is all together a miracle, considering where the house stands. If you are lucky, you will taste the best tajin in your life, as I did. These two were with chilli, octopuses and eggs. The walls around a yard with outdoor sitting are decorated colorfully by a local artist.

Staff very friendly and welcoming. Amazing cooking.

No restaurants or shops nearby. Little isolation maybe part of the charm for some.