Cheap hotels in Igdaoun

Kasbah Hnini is located in the heart of the typical village right on the edge of the valley. We loved the location to be immersed in the cultural typical town. It is a nice Kasbha. It was easy to find and access. The design of the buildings are very nice and traditional. Pool area looks very nice and welcoming. It was simply to fresh to swim but will be a great refreshment in the hot season.

you must spend two night the staff was amazing everything looks amazing

Perfect place to stay over night before going to sahara desert. Welcoming and friendly place. Can also assist in case of planning trips to desert and as host is berber, he also has jewellery and stuff to trade/sell.

Breakfast food was excellent but the service was very confusing. No one seemed to be in charge and we didn't know who to ask or if we were in the right place. We would have liked to have coffee before food, but coffee came after we were finished eating and had figured out who to ask for it.

The man who runs this place is amazing. In a monthlong stay in Morocco this was my favorite place. He transformed this part of the kasbah into a beautiful play to sojourn. He is charming and works very hard doing everything himself. He cooked us a lovely dinner and then played music for us. He also got us a guide to see the kasbah for a very reasonable price.

Thisis a real gem. Accommodations in an abandoned Berber village. The host was wonderful, and helped us arrange the most memorable dinner we had in Morocco, where we had the city’s Kasbad just for us. The home is incredible. Wonderful terrace, beautiful decor, and very comfortable.

Stunning panoramic terrace where we took all our meals. Sunrise and sunsets on the roof, overlooking the mountains, the palmerie, and the kasbah were magical and singular experiences during our three week journey through Morocco. Gourmet delights from the kitchen were well above and beyond the average tagine and couscous fare you find the rest of the country. The kasbah itself is a restored piece of history with beautiful artifacts everywhere and the most amazing architecture. Throw in classy linens, high pressure hot water shower with new tiling, and a warm welcome from the husband and wife team, and the value proposition of this place is off the charts. As a female traveler, it was especially worthwhile for me to see the wife was an equal partner in the business; she was just as present and engaged in talking with us and telling us about her culture as her husband was. She is also training to be a local guide, which is inspiring in a country where all guides we have seen were exclusively men. If you would like a meaningful introduction to real Moroccan culture, wrapped in an lovingly restored ksar, at one with nature, and with a stomach full of refined, local cuisine, then this is the place for you. We cannot recommend it highly enough.

Unique experience a little.rough but worth it