Le Village du Toubkal & Spa

The hotel is located at the top of Imlil in the mountainside and in my opinion should also be at the top of the list of places to stay - we loved it! On arrival in Imlil village we were met by Hamid and his donkey to help carry our suitcases up the mountain. This is absolutely essential as it is a steep 20 minute hike up to the hotel plus would be difficult to find on the first time. Climbing from 1740 metres up another 150+ metres. The manager Nawal was amazing - she could not have been more helpful answering many questions and making us feel extremely welcome. She worked extremely hard and was always available to help with any of our needs. She was fluent in English and French so was easy to communicate. The chefs and staff Hussein, Lahcen and Abdo also did a great job preparing us delicious homely dinners with a different tasty tagine every evening plus soup and fruit for 15 euros per person. We stayed 4 nights and ate here every night as would have been difficult walking up and down the mountain at night to the village. They also provided endless pots of moroccan tea which we enjoyed sitting in front of the warming wood burner. Breakfast was included in the price and was quite simple with a boiled egg, cheese, bread, honey and jams and freshly squeezed orange juice. During the day they could provide lunch for 6 euros per person (salad and omelette) or otherwise was a good chance to explore the village.

Poor and uncomfortable throughout

une nuit de repos très agréable après l’ascension du Toubkal.

on doit prendre une voie d'âne pour arriver à l'hotel, pas facile pour des voyageurs plus agés, accès inaccessible pour des gens moins mobiles; notre chambre n'étais pas tellement propre mais le petit déjeuner su la terrasse avec vue sur le Toubkal est superbe ! Le logement est comparativement cher

The view from the hotel was outstanding. The journey on foot up to the hotel is up through a rocky river bed and woodland for about 20 minutes but the climb is well worth it! Warm welcome with tea and wood burning stove roaring. Amazing base for hiking and exploring the area. Accommodation is basic but clean and food was good. Bring layers for all weathers and sturdy footwear.

Nous y sommes restés très peu de temps et espérons y séjourner plus longuement la prochaine fois

A fantastic place -small, very comfortable, and very helpful staff. The location is spectacular - at the foot of the highest mountain in North Africa. Just one caveat, access to the hotel is only on foot via steep trails, dried river beds etc., so you need to be reasonably mobile. Mules carry your luggage.