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Top 10 hotels in Telouet, Morocco
Discover the best hotels in Telouet, Souss-Massa including Maison d'Hotes Agdal, Kasbah Tigmi N'Oufella, Maison d'Hotes Agdal, Auberge Tasga, Auberge Restaurant Telouet, Tizi Maison d'hotes, Tighza Village, Le Lion D'or Atlas, Auberge Ouahsous, Maison d'Hotes La Kasbah.
1. Maison d'Hotes Agdal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
2 nights, bed breakfast and guided hike
Reviewed By garvanaMohammad was an excellent host. Fluent English. The house is very comfortable and food was excellent (especially beef and egg tagine). Mohammad brought us on a guided hike through this village and into the mountains up to a waterfall. The beds were comfortable and everything was clean. We couldn't say enough to compliment this place.
2. Kasbah Tigmi N'Oufella
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
It will not be a mere stop over but a moment set apart in your life. It is not just an ordinary guest house…..it is a family house with two bedrooms that will host travellers just as if they were next door neighbours popping in. From the terrace the view overlooks the valley and the nearby villages. It is the art deco painter Majorelle who made us discover, through his work of art, this Haut Atlas so far unreachable.
Authentic Kasbah experience
Reviewed By chinmoreiraVery simple and clean B&B in the middle of nowhere. If you want to experience living like a Moroccan this is the perfect place, altough accessibilities with big bags is not easy. We’ve walked around the village and valley with our kids and they loved it! For them it was an adventure. Lahoucine was very helpfull and kind to us.
3. Maison d'Hotes Agdal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
2 nights, bed breakfast and guided hike
Reviewed By garvanaMohammad was an excellent host. Fluent English. The house is very comfortable and food was excellent (especially beef and egg tagine). Mohammad brought us on a guided hike through this village and into the mountains up to a waterfall. The beds were comfortable and everything was clean. We couldn't say enough to compliment this place.
4. Auberge Tasga
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Our hotel is located in a wonderful place, like oasis, and its rooms are confortable and with nice decoration. Nature here can be seen everywhere you look at, so, enjoy your stay with us.
5. Auberge Restaurant Telouet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Located 500 meters from the center on the way to the Kasbah, a single architecturally dan s work in the region, it provides both worthy of restoration Glaoua kitchen and accommodation: 8 comfortable rooms with air conditioning and bathroom built. Two large lounges for restoration. The hostel terrace with panoramic 360 degree views of the plateau Telouet. Two large tents for ca
Good!!
Reviewed By nicolamK57ADGood location and friendly people!!! Right on the main road restaurant on one side and the hotel on the other!!!big portion of good food and very cheap!!! Also recommend Ali Ahdadi as a guide for a quick tour of the kashba(lovely guy)
6. Tizi Maison d'hotes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Located in centre of Telouet, Tizi Maison d'Hotes offers B&B accommodation with a Moroccan decor. You can relax on the furnished terrace and admire the mountain views. All of the rooms at Tizi Maison d'Hotes are traditionally decorated and feature a wardrobe. The en suite bathroom is fitted with free toiletries and a bath or a shower. A typical breakfast is included and served daily in the dining room. You can also enjoy Moroccan dishes for dinner, upon prior reservation. The staff can help you organise excursions in the area, as well as camel and horse rides. Free private parking is also possible on site and the Ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou is an hour's drive from the property.
Stunning location, great service
Reviewed By T4Y10RAbsolutely loved this place. Aziz was a great host and we had a lovely evening. Great value for money, lovely room off the roof terrace. Great place to stay to see the kasbah. Very quiet. Lovely breakfast. Leave yourself plenty of time to arrive in daylight though, both for the views on the drive in, and ease of driving and finding the place.
7. Tighza Village
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Hotel muy bonito en un entorno magnífico, los dueños muy atentos
Reviewed By domimmmEramos dos mujeres perdidas de noche en un pueblo de montaña a 4km de Telouet por una pista en la oscuridad en busca de un hotel que no existía. Nos rescataron unos hombres del pueblo y fueron a buscar al dueño del hotel Tighza Village que estaba cerrado. El dueño salió y nos recibió muy amable, nos dió una habitación muy bonita, hizó todo lo posible para que estemos comodas, nos encendió la wifi y compartió con nosotras la cena de su familia. A la mañana siguiente descubrimos desde la terraza de nuestra habitación que nos encontabamos en un valle precioso lleno de jardines. El desayuno era increible, había absolutamente de todo ! Me encantaría volver con más tiempo para dar paseos alrededor del valle.
8. Le Lion D'or Atlas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Excellente localisation
Reviewed By André RLe mieux situé pour visiter la kasbah du Glaoui. Un accueil parfait dynamique et attentif, un très bon petit déjeuner tout comme les repas (tajines figues à la noix, entre autres). À ne pas manquer à Telouet !
9. Auberge Ouahsous
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Ouahsous Inn, ideally located in the Grand Atlas mountains at about 60 km away from Ouarzazate, guarantees you a memorable vacation full of calm and serenity, surrounded by the beauty of the mountains and the warm smile of the locals. Ouahsous Inn, with a traditional Berber architecture, has 10 rooms and 2 suites, comfortable and spacious, with showers, a large meeting hall, a restaurant, a garden in the middle and spectacular panoramic views. Complex Ouahsous located at Anguelz village, between Telouet and Aît Benhaddou, at 10 km off Telouet and 30km off Ait Benhaddou.
Good Service, Central, Clean
Reviewed By Travel_Bug81Telouet is a tiny village 120 km from Marrakech, popular mainly for the Kasbah Telouet that was the palace of the Glaoui ruling family in the early to mid 1900s. (more info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telouet). This was the main reason we had visited Telouet. It was the last stop of our adventure tour of Southern Morocco and we only stayed for 1 day (which in my opinion is more than enough time to spend in Telouet). Aside from the Kasbah (which can be visited in about an hour or less), there is little else to see, unless you are interested in seeing how people live in a typical Moroccan village. We were dropped off at the Auberge Inn Telouet by our tour guides early in the afternoon. The Auberge is on the main road passing through Telouet, on the way to Marrkach and probably the biggest and most known inn in the village. It is the place where most of the tour groups stop when they visit the Kasbah (as it is very close to it). We found the place on the internet and emailed about availability and agreed on the price beforehand. I would advise to bring your confirmation email with you, that has the price so that there are no surprised when you pay. I didn't see if they had payment options by visa, as we paid by cash (21 euros per person per night). We were greeted by an older man, who was very friendly. He lead us into a huge dining room, where he brought us tea and sweets. He talked with us for a while, he was curious where we had come from and how we liked Morocco. It wasn't long before we realized that we were the ONLY people at the Auberge. Apparently, June is not a very high-season tourist month (most people come in Feb/Mar), so they had no other visitors. I must say that was a little bit creepy, because all the attention was on us, and at times it was kind of uncomfortable. The older man had sat with us for lunch and for dinner, and it was kind of weird to have him there, just watching us. I know that this was his way of being friendly and making sure we had everything we needed, however, it was also very strange to have all the attention directed at us. While we were eating lunch, another man came to greet us, I believe his name was Mohammed (and the person with whom we confirmed the reservation) - he also was nice, but in a slightly creepy way also. He requested that after lunch we go with him to visit his friend's shop. We knew that if we went we would be hassled to buy something, so we got out of it by saying we would go later after we had visited the village. Thankfully, we didn't see him after that, so we were relieved to have gotten out of it. So, beware of this - he had a clever way of phrasing his 'request' (and it was a request, not a question) - but since this was the end of our trip, we had gained a little bit of savvyness to know that it was a sales pitch. The food at the Auberge was very good and it was freshly made to our order. We were hoping to have skewers for lunch, but they were out, so we had tagine, but they were nice enough to get some skewers for us for dinner. It was VERY quiet at the Auberge, which, also was a bit creepy, but I think it's not like this most of the time. I think also, because we were the only ones in the hotel we got one of the nicer rooms on the top floor with a beautiful view of the Kasbah Telouet, that maybe we didn't pay for (we only paid for the lowest priced room). It was quite large and had running water bathroom, which was great. The bed was comfortable, and the room was clean and very charming. We had to wake early to catch the only bus a day to Marrakech, which stopped in front of the Auberge every morning around 6 a.m. Since we weren't with a tour, I think this way was the most economical to get to Marrakech as it only costs 40 dirham per person, however, it takes about 6 hours to arrive to Marrakech. The taxis would cost quite a bit more, and we also had a hard time actually finding one that was willing to go to Marrakech. In the day we were in Telouet, we visited the Kasbah, and after that we walked around in the village. It was refreshing for a change not to be hassled a lot by the salespeople, as it was mostly regular people minding their own business. We did get some kids that would run after us and ask for things, and I wish now that we had brought some things with us to give them. The kids usually start with asking for money, and when you tell them you have no money, then they ask for other things, such as candy, or lipstics and nail polish (usually by the girls). We had no candy unfortunately. One girl asked for our bottled water and another one for a pen, so we gave those things away, as it was very little in comparison to what it meant to them. In retrospect, we should have brought small things with us - pens would have been great... We also walked around and visited the small market, and then walked a bit outside the village and sat in a field, taking in all the scenery. All in all, I think the whole visit of the village would have taken 2-3 hours, and I wouldn't have stayed the night in retrospect, however, since that is how we planned our trip, it was nice to have the experience, and the place we stayed was better than average. For anyone that wants to stay the night in Telouet, I would recommend Auberge Telouet.
10. Maison d'Hotes La Kasbah
See why so many travelers make Maison d'Hotes La Kasbah their bed and breakfast of choice when visiting Telouet. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Rooms at Maison d'Hotes La Kasbah provide air conditioning. In addition, while staying at Maison d'Hotes La Kasbah guests have access to baggage storage. You can also enjoy an on-site restaurant. If you’re looking for something to do, Kasbah du Pacha el Glaoui (0.3 mi) is a nice way to spend some time, and it is within walking distance of Maison d'Hotes La Kasbah. At Maison d'Hotes La Kasbah, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Telouet.
