Hotels in Anougal

"I’ve traveled the world nonstop for 45 years — a new country every month — and *Kasbah Tamadot* is hands down my favorite hotel of all time. From the tea to the perfect pool temperature, everything is done with care. The atmosphere is magical, peaceful, and stunning. But the real standout is the *service* — they truly care. You’re not just another guest here. Unforgettable in every way."

"Fantastic!! Had a great time"

"This was a wonderful part of our visit to Morocco! Everything was so magical — so peaceful and relaxing! The staff was helpful and friendly and very attentive. We were very lucky to be guests! "

"The best tagine of our 1 day trip we summited Toubkal"

"We loved everything about our stay at Alkamar Camp! The staff was all very friendly and helpful — from reception to our guides. The meals was delicious, with generous portions and excellent entertainment and dinner. Our tent was very comfortable and relaxing. It was a great respite after the hustle and bustle of Marrakech!"

"This place is amazing! All the staff are so great (especially Yosef) and very friendly. I speak no Arabic or French and they tried so hard to communicate. The food was very nice and the setting is insanely beautiful. The tents are so great - the bed in mine was huge and so comfortabe. Bathrooms great too. Well stocked bar for the middle of the desert. The atv and camel tours were very well done. The fact that the tour guides also take such great pictures is a really nice touch. It's very quiet and relaxing. Non guests do seem to pile in around 6:30 but not bad in any way. The dinner overlooking the hills is so picturesque. I arrived at 11:30 am and the day flew by. Highly recommend."

"My trip was relaxing and the service and accommodations were sublime "

"Lovely place to stay. Excellent atmosphere, warm and attentive staff, delicious food! Special thanks to Ajarif Mohamed Omar for his exceptional service and kindness. Lovely place, highly recommend! "

"They place is nice, unfortunately as a solo traveler I suggest don’t stay more than one night if you are alone. Can be very boring since there is not much to do besides riding a camel. The food was extremely expensive. I live in Washington DC and it is cheaper to eat in a fancy restaurant here. A dish for dinner was 25 euros not even including water. I definitely think it doesn’t worth it for the price. It really affected my budget for the two and a half day I spent there. However, the locals who work there are incredibly kind."