Hotels in Ighrem N'Ougdal

"A one not stop-over here and it’s highly recommended. The owner and his family made us feel very welcome, great pool and lovely view! The food was amazing, we felt guilt not eating it all but it’s well worth eating here! We stayed in the room but we were in a campervan, I would have no hesitation in staying on the campsite side if it wasn’t so damn hot at this time of year. A really nice stop off, recommended."

"What a beautiful oasis in the desert! A stunning, traditional riad with the loveliest staff and owners. The food was delicious and generous, and we also sampled the spa which was a lovely treat. We'll definitely be back!"

"Fantastic location to visit beautiful Ait Ben Hammou and the old Berber village, the Kasbah. The property is super modern and luxurious, fit for a home design magazine. Staff very friendly and Slimane took great care of us."

"Arrival was a little confusing but lovely spot on the river. Room was lovely and clean. Only minor thing is lots of wasps/bees hanging about especially with breakfast can be a little off putting. "

"I had a lovely stay here while travelling across Morocco by motorcycle. Super friendly host who made me feel very welcome and it was a lovely quiet spot to stay. Food was great too."

"Excellent No comment need to visit"

"This property is beautiful and isolated, about 8 kms outside Ourzazate. It's set beautifully but star gazing might be the only thing that you could do around here in the evening. Staff is friendly and helpful. We did have 1 room that had heat issues (December time and heater didn't work) but they shifted us to a bigger room. Water was heated and the room heat was sufficient. Great beds and the comforters were thick and heavy keeping us warm. The staff got up early and served us breakfast before sunrise at 7:45 am as we were headed to Merzouga that morning."

"We couldn’t have felt more welcome. The hotel is out in the sticks, so you need transport to get around. The hotel is very helpful with arrangements, although it can get expensive. The Anima Gardens a 10 minute ride away, was worth visiting. The hotel is aging a little, but is very quaint and a good place to relax. It has solar as its primary power source, which tends to run low later on at night. That means that power and lights went out for us, which was interesting, but not too much of a hardship. The staff made it a truly good experience, so well done to them all."

"I paid for the night via credit card prior to arrival. I showed her my credit card statement and she said No you must pay now. It was complete bulls***. Dont stay here. Go anywhere else and only pay one time"