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This is definitely a place out of space and time. The riad is stunning: the interior and exterior design is beautiful, every detail is groomed to perfection, and each little object has a story to tell. This is thanks to the owner, who has filled this space with her life and passion, and has made our stay one of the best in our one-month trip around Morocco. We have been welcomed with an express dinner cooked in front of us by the amazing cooker, and woke up with a hand-made, fresh breakfast. We couldn’t ask for more - highly recommended!

Unfortunately we only stayed one night when we were passing through, but it's a wonderfully quiet place. Everyone is very friendly and the food is excellent!

The host, we loved the host! Friendly, nice, professional. Felt like a guest, not a customer. Traditionally welcomed with a tasty Morrocan tea and dates from the mainsons' garden. Thank you, Said (apologies if I mixed up your name, we meet a lot of people during our trip). We wish you all the best. The room and bathroom were big and comfy, with a terrace facing the palm garden.

Rate Gite D'Etape Amced is a hidden gem. Secluded few hundred meters off the main road of Goulmima. Once you cross the gate you are surrounded by a magic garden and greated with a wide smile of the owner. The building is erected in a traditional technique and decorated beautifully. There is a real homely feeling. In fact the hotel is run by the owner and his wife. The food was very tasty. The owner gave us even a bag full of dates for the travel.

Ali was very nice host. The dinner was excellent. This is a typical Morrocan auberge. Clean room and bathroom and very nice sheets. Sun rise from the terrace is spectacular.

We stayed at Hôte Sahara & Spa Tadighoust on our way from Fez to Merzouga, and it was easily one of the highlights of our trip. The setting is just beautiful—a real oasis with palm trees, and such a peaceful, genuine atmosphere. Pierre and Amina were the perfect hosts. They were super friendly and welcoming, and it was clear they genuinely enjoy what they do. Amina’s dinner was excellent—a nice change from the usual Moroccan meals, and we especially loved the pasta that Pierre made for lunch on our departure day. It was simple but absolutely delicious! The house is really interesting, blending traditional elements with Amina’s personal touch—her paintings bring the whole place to life, adding color and character to every corner. On top of everything, Amina gave my wife a really nice massage treatment, which was the perfect way to unwind before continuing our travels. The best part? Seeing Pierre and Amina laughing together—their energy made the whole experience feel even more special. We’re already planning to meet up with them in Italy this winter for a snowmobile ride!