Grotte Thami

Monsieur Thami et son fils sont très accueillants et très sympathiques. Très bonne expérience dans une grotte qui sort de l'ordinaire des appartements. Je conseille cette belle expérience à tout ceux qui aiment les découvertes.

Expérience incroyable : vous vivez et dormez dans un véritable habitat troglodyte. La grotte est très grande, avec plusieurs cavités, et aménagée de façon dépaysante et improbable. A deux pas de Fès, il ne faut pas hésitez à quitter votre riad pour quelques nuits que vous ne vivrez nulle part ailleurs. M. Thami est un hôte parfait, aux petits soins sans en faire trop. L'état d'esprit de Bhalil est très différent de la grande ville : authentique, sans chi-chi et très accueillant. La salle de bain est petite mais eau chaude à profusion. Wifi plein pot. Déshumidificateur.

Lits trop fermes : on se repose mal. Ménage qui laisse à désirer, de même que l'équipement de la cuisine.

As everyone has referenced, it really is a cave. We stayed for two nights in a July heatwave, and it was cool and comfortable with a good night's sleep. The cave is kept as a traditional berber home and feels like a museum with lots of traditional tools, artifacts, etc. It's surprisingly big and even upstairs. Situated in the centre of the village, so a true feel of village life with the call for prayers. We stayed on a Wednesday, and the village had a large local market fruit veg meat clothes. Everything was loverly and completely safe to walk around and experience.

Location was great in village. Really nice people. The host came and picked us up from Fez and dropped us at the train station. Very nice man

Kitchen and shower functional but a bit run down

The cave living experience

A surprisingly spacious place built into the caves! 2 sitting areas, a full kitchen, 2 bedrooms with a full bed in each will another 3 beds outside of the rooms. The place felt like a museum with collections of tea sets, art, home and kitchen items. If you are up for a non-typical experience, this place is for you. We were awed. If you’re looking for a 5 star airy Riad, pay it a visit, but stay elsewhere. Lots of warm heavy blankets available for the chilly evenings.

The downstairs room had a heater, and on further reflection, we should have asked for one upstairs as well.