Kasbari House

This is my first co-living I ever visited and the bar is set pretty high now for future co-livings. The community you get for living here is well worth the price. Activities are arranged everyday, and you don’t have to be a surfer to enjoy your stay as there are plenty of other things to do as well. On the roof there is a magical little hub for late night talks or daily siestas that I absolutely love. The slow life in this village is 10/10 and a big plus is the office chairs in the co-working space!

I’m missing some kitchen essentials like a good cooking knife

The atmosphere was so amazing and the host's are so lovely people. I had the best time of my life and met the loveliest people <3 I will gladly come back at any time!!! :-)

Private room was perfect to work from, great Wifi, and in terms of accomodation very comfortable. I stayed almost 2 months in total, there is a fantastic community of people, enough common areas to work from with community dinners/ brunches and lunches to enjoy other travellers company if you wish. Lots of kitchens to cook with all the utensils you need (including a selcetion of Tagines). It's walking distance from the beach in a lovely local town to enjoy.

Showers at the top did have some character in terms of finding hot water and pressure, but a small issue really as the temperatures of Tamraght are set at a comfortable warm to hot anyways.

Everyone was so kind and i felt very welcome. Anis and Colette always helped me and I loved the yoga and surf classes they held! The entire atmosphere in Kasbari is super chill and I never felt to be in the wrong place. Super grateful for this experience and the friends I made during my stay. I had the BEST time !!

Everything

You know you've really liked a place when you miss being there. I initially booked for 3 days and ended up staying for a week. The bed was wonderfully comfortable and the room was very large and uncrowded. The rooftop gazebo is heaven and I loved going up there in the mornings to read. What really makes Kasbari special, though, is the people. The owner is a gem and obviously cares SO much about making Kasbari the best it can be. He fosters a sense of community with weekly potluck dinners, board games in the evening, and surf outings with those interested. While I was there, he let me tag along with him on a drive to Agadir so that I could go to the supermarket. He's just a solidly good guy. The volunteers he selects are good eggs too and really work toward including everyone and setting a good community vibe. The property also includes washer/dryer facilities and a co-working space.

The hostel has its quirks. The kitchens are small and a bit undersupplied, but the bucket organization system is great. I don't love how the toilet and shower are in one small space and the floor gets all wet when you shower, but that's just a Moroccan thing. The biggest issue for me were the mosquitoes at night. I'll definitely be back, but will be bringing plenty of repellent and would recommend others do the same.

I have been a digital nomad for the last 3 years, and this place is by far the best I've ever stayed. I stayed for one month and was very sad to leave because it really feels like home. The owners are wonderful people. They don't run the hostel/coliving with only profit in mind, but they want the guests to have a nice experience and they prioritize the comfort of the place. All the rooms are super clean with white walls (which I love because of the daylight). The beds and sheets are of the highest quality. The decorations add to the place's charm, and the kitchen is fully equipped and also impeccably clean. There are many bathroom options to choose from, and the coworking space has good chairs and tables for working. The garden around the coworking space enhances the overall experience. And special mention goes to the cats in the coworking space that make your day even more special. I really hope we will be back soon!!!