Dar Brahim Resto Beds

After a really beautiful scenery on the way from M’Hamid we arrived at Dar Brahim Tizgui and were greeted by the very friendly host and his family with tea. The family room was comfortable. We didn’t use the shower so I can’t say anything about it but the rest in the small and basic bathroom all worked well. I wish we could have stayed 2 nights to discover the area a bit more. We made some time to visit caves in the valley. It’s nothing touristic which made it extra interesting. After a short drive and walk through the valley the host took us to the front rooms of the cave system. He is so knowledgeable and eager to share about the history and lifestyle of the Berbers. We learned a lot during this short stay. The homemade meals are also very tasty! We absolutely recommend this place! And if possible, stay a bit longer than 1 night.

It was a wonderful experience. Ibrahim’s knowledge of geography and history, combined with his great English, gave us great insight into Berber culture and their way of life. Ibrahim’s family was very welcoming, and the location is perfect for enjoying peaceful walks in the mountains. The highlight for my kids was Ibrahim’s excursion to the caves where Berbers used to store food—an unforgettable adventure!

What a welcoming host and special experience. Thank you.

A family-like atmosphere. Brahim is a wonderfully kind person who warmly welcomes tourists into his home with great care. We had the pleasure of meeting his family, and he treated us to tea and cookies. Morning he showing us around the village. We stayed with him to visit the Berber caves, which Brahim personally took us to. It was an amazing experience. I highly recommend staying with Brahim to everyone.

We had amazing stay! Location was fabulous - in the middle of canyon. Our host was extremely nice - welcomed us nicely, introduced us to his family and showed us how locals live. Room was great. Definately would stay here and would plan more days in Morocco mountains.

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We are cycle touring and this was a perfect stay for us. Our tandem was stored inside securely and we were so well looked after by Ibrahim and his family. We also enjoyed meeting other cycle tourers here. We arrived nice and early as we're cycling the Tichka pass in small steps, and so Ibrahim walked us round his village explaining the Amazigh way of life. We had a fascinating afternoon learning about the culture, the effects of climate change, the coming of electricity and the history of the village. Ibrahim and his wife cooked a delicious traditional meal for us (the best we've eaten so far in our 25 days in morocco) and we were able to sit on the terrace looking out over the valley. We recommend this to anyone who wants to be part of an Amazigh village for a night while having all the comforts of an auberge.

The stay here was fantastic, Brahim is very nice and the place too, we met his family and his wife cooked dinner for us and I have never eaten better here in Morocco. The view is splendid and the rooms are lovely and well kept. He explained Berber culture to us a bit and the history of what they went through, it was very interesting. We didn't have a lot of time but he also offers to do guided tours in the old Berber caves which I look forward to do in my next trip here. I have really felt at home here and he also gifted us a couple pomegranates that we wanted to buy. If you want to stay somewhere near Marrakech/Ouarzazage and visit the Moroccan mountains I recommend this place, I dare say it's even better than Dades Gorges.

Ibrahim was very welcoming and offered to have tea with his family. Breakfast was very complete and they have a lovely terrace with views towards the valley. They offered their garage for parking our car at night.

Even though the place felt safe, we were not provided a key for a our room.