Auberge Palacio Sidi Hamza

Pros: It is mysterious place. Its far away from everything i am used to. Its very asqetic village. Its perfect place for those who are looking historical, rural place. There are still everything you need. Host is very friendly and helpful. He met us at the village entrance. Next morning we had \

Pros: Everything! Little heaven. Especially big thanks to Hassan who made this experience unforgettable! 🩶

An unforgettable off-the-beaten-path experience

Pros: Hidden gem in Haut Atlas Oriental National Park, truly off the beaten path. Located in a remote Berber village, everything here feels authentic — no scams, no tourist traps. It is the only hotel in the area, with just a handful of visitors. We stayed for two nights. During the day, we took a walk around the village with one of the hotel employees, who actually lives there (for an extra fee). We learned how local people live and discovered what a beautiful piece of land this is. Don’t expect anything luxurious. Lunch, dinner, and drinking water can be provided upon request, as there are no shops or restaurants nearby. The rooms are simple, with a bed, TV and a wood-burning stove, which is necessary in winter and bathroom. Hot water is available upon request. I highly recommend not missing this place for an unforgettable experience.

Cons: Minor things

Pros: Absolutely fabulous, friendly and hospitable welcome, fabulously beautiful location. The generosity and joy of the owner added the extra wow factor to this stay. Highly recommend

Cons: It was all excellent

A true Morocan Berber experience, with amazing hospitality and lovely people

Pros: The stay here was amazing. One of our best experiences ever. Larbi, Hassan and the rest of the staff were fantastic. Food is amazing. Lovely setting. Trips arranged to hike to the mountains and the gorge, and to the caves, taking in true Berber culture. This unforgettable experience is a must when visiting Morocco. Impeccable hospitality and we can’t wait to return.

Nice experience in a mountain village. The staff was not speaking English/French, so conversation was a bit difficul

Pros: The location is charming, with cosy rooms and everything clean. And the staff was always available in case we needed something.

Cons: The moment we visited, the location was a bit under reconstruction. Our room was e.g. not having a door to the bathroom. And the sink was very small.

Must stay

Pros: Visited in April to break up our drive from Fez to Merzouga and it ended up being a highlight of our Morocco trip! The owner was very hospitable and welcoming, with a homely feeling to the place, the food was outstanding (must try Calya). 100% recommend allocating a morning to do the walk to the caves! Was a breathtaking and memorable experience. If we’re ever in Morocco again we’ll be back!!

Pros: This auberge is uniquely located in an amazing real berber Village in the middle of the mountains. Very kind host! Dinner was good an healthy.

Cons: Common areas could be a bit more clean. I expect it Will be a bit cold during the winter.

Totally love it, for all turist looking for real local experience

Pros: I loved everything about it. Extremely welcome host, wonderful, true maroccan:berberian experience. Without doubts the best tagjne of my life.

Pros: The people who run this place are very friendly. The surrounding is fantastic 👍