Reviews of Dar Zara

Very gentle people, nice location, great price!

Everything went great. Good location to stay at while you're venturing further into Morocco. We got delicious dinner( extra 150 MAD) and breakfast.

The car park.

Accommodation is sad, rundown and unloved. The building has lots of potential and owners just need to visit Dar Isselday 2 miles down the round to see an example of how things could be done. Simple and low cost things like a good clean, some paint and a few decorations would make an immediate big difference.

Basic, but lovely and clean. Very comfortable.

Nothing

Delicious breakfast, view on the mountains.

Bathroom, cold room. Far away from the city.

The breakfast was excellent, the host was very helpful, the house had a traditional interior design

Cold in winter even when the heater is working

The property is reasonably well maintained. What makes it special is the service provided by the host. The place is extremely welcoming and the host is keen to ensure you stay is as comfortable as can be. The place needs a little maintenance, at least the shower in the room i stayed in but the host granted me another room where the shower and hot water was working fine.

Property needs some small imrpovements to make it even better

The place was perfect. We arrived late And they cooked for us delicious (probably the best) tajini, at a good price. In the morning we had to go on the trip, but before leaving we could enjoy a traditional tea and a quiet view from the terrace (sunrise between the mountains). Staff amazing, and they speak well English

Nothing. Perfect stop.

Stopped overnight on route to Marrakesh from Ouarzazate. Staff were super friendly and warm welcoming. Great just for an overnight stay. She made us a fresh delicious tagine and breakfast in the morning was good as well with boiled egg, orange juice, pancake. Rooms were okay too.

Needs a bit of improvement in the toilet.

كولشي زوين

The location was excellent as a stopover on the drive between Merzouga and Marrakech, conveniently located right on the road, but perched above it, which helped minimize traffic noise. I had noticed the imposing structure while passing it on previous trips, so it was nice to stop and see it There is a river nearby, and at night I could hear a lovely chorus of insects, frogs and even a night-singing bird. It's also a great place for rock collectors, with abundant agate and amethyst. But best of all was the friendly and interesting host, who offered tea and cookies then prepared a light meal despite the late hour.

The toilet was leaking, but I'm used to Moroccan plumbing and it didn't bother me. I told the host to just turn it off and I would use a bucket to flush rather than waste water.

Very nice traditional house, clay walls, wooden ceilings, very friendly staff, great views from the terasse

The house is not wow but it's clean and have everything you need to sleep for 1 night.

Room was clean, breakfast was very nice, the owner is very friendly and nice person. Thank you!

Traditional house in the middle of nowhere, where you can feel the atmosphere of this region. Nice, helpful host with good English. Good price

It’s location, as we needed to find somewhere half way along our journey. There’s a great restaurant three minutes down the road. Breakfast was okay host was charming. Easy to find/access from the road.

Broken toilet. The bed (woke up with a frozen shoulder but can’t be sure this was 100% the bed/pillow). Nylon sheets. Noisy. Banging doors with squeaky hinges. Barking dogs, proximity to the road. No toiletries, horrible shower. Got about two hours sleep. But what did we expect for the money? A little bit more, but not too much!

Very nice staff, the owner was very attentive. Nice and peaceful location

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Lovely host, simple and clean room with aircon heating.

The dinner was not bad for money (given it's 70 diram for salad, beef tangine and fruit) but 80% of the beef was fat somehow and the bottom of the tangine was a bit burned.