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The food here is 10/10. The staff were so welcoming and even upgraded us to a bigger room at no extra cost! Louie and Zanab thank you for everything!

What a surprise! Just outside the village in a narrow traditional gravel you road you will find this beautifull spot. Behind the big walls is a massive building. Actually it is a small local Maroccon farm were they have their own veggie garden, sheep's, goats chickens etc. From the menu you have choice off different salads, pizzas, couscous and traditional Taijines. All fresh made. They serve you around the swimmingpool, or on the 2 seperate outdoor terraces, with a great view over the area and atlas mountains. Same story for the continental breakfast. Rooms are big, tidy and have aircon. (And good wifi) A hidden gem!

Dar Tadout guest house in Ait Ourir is a truly remarkable place that adds immense value to the town. This charming house, hosted by Mr. Samir and his family, is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Moroccan countryside. It is a destination that is well worth stopping at during your travels. The guest house boasts excellent facilities, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for its visitors. The rooms are fully equipped and impeccably clean, providing a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Additionally, the availability of private parking near the guest house adds convenience and peace of mind for those traveling by car. One of the standout features of Dar Tadout is its refreshing swimming pool. After a long day of exploring, there's nothing quite like taking a dip in the pool to relax and rejuvenate. The tranquil surroundings and beautiful nature-emerged garden create a serene ambiance, making it the perfect place to unwind and soak up the peaceful atmosphere. The attention to detail and the warm hospitality of Mr. Samir and his family truly set Dar Tadout apart. From the moment you arrive, you'll be greeted with a friendly smile and made to feel right at home. The tasty breakfast provided is a delightful way to start your day, setting you off on the right foot for further adventures. While Dar Tadout offers an idyllic retreat, it's worth noting that having a car is essential to access this picturesque guest house. The location in the true countryside adds to its allure, but it does require transportation to reach. However, the journey is well worth it, as it allows you to experience the beauty and tranquility of the surrounding area. Dar Tadout guest house in Ait Ourir is a true treasure that enriches the town and its visitors. With its excellent facilities, fully equipped rooms, private parking, and refreshing swimming pool, it offers a comfortable and memorable stay. The lovely atmosphere, coupled with the warm hospitality of the hosts, creat

Lovely breakfast and helpful staff

Amazing place, staff very friendly and helpful, so relaxing

Dar Tasmayoun is lovely. It is in a very quiet and peaceful area but only a 30/40 minute drive from busy Marrakech. The staff is friendly and helpful. Florence was very attentive to guests needs. the perfect host! We had dinner for the two nights we stayed and both were delicious. Breakfast is also abundant and marvellous. It was fun to be at a communal table and exchange chat with other guests. The house is very beautiful, well decorated and comfortable. The grounds are also pleasant to walk around and the pool is well set and a good size. I hope we get a chance to return for a longer stay :)

The farm is beautiful with various animals, including a peacock, and crops. The pool is also lovely, and the greenery and grass are well-maintained. The host is usually available by phone, and if not, his father is there to help. There's also a friendly gardener who lives on the property. Despite living on-site, the gardener respects privacy. His place is accessible when assistance is needed but is located away from the pool and main villa, ensuring both accessibility and privacy. It is not far from Marrakech; the road to Ait Ourir village is close and accessible via at least two routes, but the road is narrow and has many potholes, taking about 10 minutes. Maps and Waze don't usually work well, so it's better to ask the host for directions, as the address on booking sites isn't updated. We discovered a better road to Marrakech at the end of our stay: when you leave the farm, turn right at the main road, keep the water lake "Zaraba" on your left, then take the first left. From there, you can use Waze or Maps to navigate to Marrakech. For directions from Marrakech using this route, it's best to ask the host.