Dar Bilal

Pros: We loved the place. It was big, spacious, had great views and the family was so kind. The location was perfect for us: close to Aït Benhaddou but not touristy at all. We enjoyed our stay very much! The only thing that bothered us, was that the room was quite dark, because the window was small. But as long as you don't spend all day in the room, it doesn't matter at all!

Pros: The architecture of the house and the kindness of the owners. Breakfast was very good as well.

Pros: A stunning house in a beautiful spot near Ait Benhaddou and next to another beautiful kasbah. People were kind and welcoming, breakfast was delicious as was the welcoming tea. Rooms are beautiful. We loved staying here!

Wonderful house and host.

Pros: This house is absolutely stunning, with meticulous craftsmanship evident throughout and beautifully adorned with Moroccan artifacts from across the country. The host family was incredibly welcoming, greeting us with tea and refreshments upon arrival. While breakfast was somewhat disappointing and would benefit from more traditional offerings, the rooftop terrace more than compensated with spectacular stargazing opportunities. We’re already planning our return visit. Many thanks to Mohamed for a memorable stay.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Very nice, highly recommend!

Pros: Very beautiful interiors, lovely food, nice and relaxed vibe

Dar Bilal is a good choice near Aït-Ben-Haddou, and you feel very welcome there.

Pros: We were welcomed at Dar Bilal in a very warm and typically Moroccan manner with tea and pastries. The owner's older son was very helpful with our luggage. We also had the opportunity to choose between two rooms. The building is beautiful, very stylish and comfortably furnished, and offers many seating areas that invite you to linger. One evening, we sat in a seating area on the slightly cooler upper floor and Mohammed very kindly brought us a blanket. The room was sufficiently large and the bed was comfortable. Overall, however, the room was very simply furnished, but there were enough power outlets. The breakfast had a good selection and there was something for every taste. The sweet cakes and croissants were particularly good. Dar Bilal offers good and secure parking. The access road is unpaved and not easy to find the first time (we arrived at night) – but no problem after that.

Cons: Unfortunately, as we don't speak/understand French, we weren't really able to talk with the very nice host family, even though we would have liked to. Our room was a little bit cold, and even with the air conditioning, we couldn't really raise the temperature noticeably. Thanks to the many cozy blankets, this wasn't a problem in bed. We didn't have any hot water in the bathroom (perhaps we didn't let it run long enough) – but it wasn't a problem for brushing our teeth and washing our faces.

Pros: The staff is extremely kind and helpful. The location is absolutely breathtaking and waking up looking at the sunrise and the starry sky from that rooftop is already a special experience by itself. It’s a very calm and quiet area (besides from a few animals in the background and the praying from the mosque in the morning). I would absolutely go back to stay there for much longer and suggest it to everyone who wants to spend a few days outside of Marrakech traveling by car through one of the most stunning roads and landscapes you can wish for! Ps Definitely check out the ruins right next to it in the village!

Cons: Nothing, I just wish I could stay there longer!

Pros: We have experienced there traditional Marrocan hospitability. Everything was perfect as we expected. The hosts were very nice and the food delicious.

Pros: An absolute gem of a Dar, very close to Ait Ben Haddou but away from the tourist madness there. Beautiful interior, nice breakfast and a very kind host. Absolute recommendation.

100% Recommended!

Pros: First and foremost: the awesome hospitality and good \