B&Bs in Telouet

Comfort, quiet and attentive host in a spectacular location. Everything about this stay was wonderful, from the cosy beds to the delicious authentic Moroccan cuisine, to our village walks.

We were very welcomed and were showed our room. After that we welcomed with a nice tea. The room was upstairs overlooking the valley and village. It was a simple but nice decorated room. Comfortable bed. The dinner we had in the restaurant cross the road of the accommodation was very nice and tasteful also a very nice breakfast. The building is older style brick.

Very autentic and quiet place, very friendly welcome

Super nice host, beautiful location

The staff is very attentive to special requests.

It was extremely interesting to get to know Brahim, our host, who explained the recent changes to the area with climate change, the movie industry etc. It was a welcome dive into the actual life in Morocco besides the tourism side that is so easy to see. The room was comfortable and had many blankets to spend the night. Also, hot shower which is a treat in Morocco. The view was also amazing.

The owner has been extremely kind with us, he basically opened the place only for us, because we were the only guests. He also cooked one of the best tajine we had in Morocco for a very cheap price. The place is on the road, but it is very nice and fresh even in deep summer.

After traveling Morocco for 2 weeks and staying in many riads and berber guest houses at all different price ranges, we still found Dar Isselday to be our favorite. Even though we were only staying here for a night while traveling from Marrakech to Merzouga, the stay itself was quite an memorable experience on its own. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a very friendly and welcoming host (Mohamed) who speaks fluent English, French, and Arabic. Mohamed is very knowledgeable about the surrounding areas (e.g. where to hike) and gave us many suggestions on what to visit beyond the common touristy spots. We followed his suggestion and stayed at a really nice Oasis the following day. After dinner, we got a chance to hang out with Mohamed who shared many interesting stories and insights regarding berber lifestyle and culture. It offered us a rare & honest glimpse into the life of a berber Moroccan. Even though the owner speaks very little English, throughout the night, he frequently checked in on us to make sure we were well accommodated. When he noticed that I was carrying a giant camera, he invited us to the rooftop which has a really beautiful panoramic view of the valley. The guest house is located in a picturesque valley and feels very serene. The guest house has an outside dining area in front of the main building that is extremely well decorated and maintained. You can tell just how much heart and effort the owner has put into this place. The attention to details is simply topnotch. The room has a traditional but modern berber architecture. On this trip, we stayed in several traditional berber guest houses. Even though they were interesting experiences, the living conditions can be quite rough at times. Dar Isselday, on the other hand, not only kept the traditional berber vibe but also included many quality of life improvements. It was surprisingly luxurious.