Kekai Surf House

The staff

Nothing

The room was tiny, no air at all or AC and zero privacy as they’d removed a window above the door so you can hear every little thing going on in the hostel. Not really possible to get a goods night sleep. We also weren’t given a key at check-in so could not lock our door for the first day, which defeats the purpose of paying for a private room. We ended up booking a different accommodation and leaving

What I liked most about this hostel is how clean it is and the chance to meet people from all around the world. Even though I stayed only 2 nights, I felt at home. You’re free to do whatever you want — cooking, cleaning, and helping each other — which creates a really warm and welcoming atmosphere. The view was extraordinary, and the rooftop gatherings were unforgettable — everyone sharing their adventures and stories made it a really cool and unique experience. Highly recommended!

The only thing I didn’t like is that if you’re an introvert, it can be hard to engage with the staff and other guests, since they don’t really take the first step. If you’re shy, you might feel a bit like a burden. But if you’re open and social, you’ll definitely enjoy the experience.

L’auberge est agréable et bien décorée, roof top avec une jolie vue sur Taghazout. L’équipe de volontaires est sympathique et contribue à la bonne ambiance du lieu. Possibilité de faire des activités et excursions moyennant suppléments.

Taghazout est pentue et l’auberge se trouve en haut du village mais cela reste supportable. Les activités proposées sont relativement chères par rapport à ce qui est proposé ailleurs à Taghazout.

Theres nooooo breakfast

The volunteers were helpful and nice , and the vibe was awesome especially if you want to make connection with other travelers