Dar Jamila

Zaccaria with him friend's was really kindly and nice, we spent 2 or 3 hours with them to enjoy the typical berberian things, specially the music ! Nice structure in berberian style that guve you the possibility to enjoy and to understand how everthing is.

Breakfast unfortunately is not including and the price, is to expensive about it, my point of view the breakfast need be insiede of the total price, on this way the rapport quality/price is correct and nice experience. Zaccaria offer at us a tour on cammel with another people that him know good.. we acpted and was really nice tour but maybe just a bit expensive what him took of commision.. total 60€ for person. After we understand from the people that you can found the same things for 35/40€ without any problem.

Amazing hotel, real Amazigh (berber) experience. The host is great good guy, had a fantastic night, he even showed us around in the next city. If you want to meet the locals go here! 10/10 would stay again.

Lovely traditional guest house in an amazing location. The Ziz valley is incredibly beautiful and the views from the property were lovely. Zakaria was very helpful arranging activities to explore the local area and our guide on a walk to visit the local Kasbahs was wonderful, telling us so much about the area and its history. Added to which the dinners in particular were amazing, it really was the best Tagine we had in Morocco!

Outside of bitten track, this place allows you to see original Ksar, Kasba, and ruined French Fort without other tourists. Sounds too good to be true? When everyone is just passing by to Sahara, spending longer here allows ultimate experience. Zechariah will help and point you in the right direction. Highly recommended. Dar Jamila is one of many authentic places in area, clean, comfortable, and so, but location makes it unusual.

Hard to find 😉 ask local kids, they will immediately point you in the right direction as it is a small community . Coming from North- second gravel Road on the left after River Bridge

Everything was wonderful. The owner Sakaria and his friend made a wonderful welcome in a traditional house. We got tea and they explained a bit Abt the village For the evening we got a home cooked meal. The wifi was working perfect. Aircon was not needed. The room was spacious and the beds were comfy. Everything was very clean. The breakfast was also nice! The surrounding is beautiful, you can have a walk and explore a bit . It was my mum's birthday that evening so they helped me organizing a little party and we sang together. It was very nice and perfect for a stopover! They also help you to book a Sahara trip in a traditional Berber camp. The price was good n the trip itself, too.

The only thing is the way to the accomodation, it's very Stoney. Hopefully the government with make a good road soon.

We had a wonderful time in Dar Jamila! Zacharias received us very well. He is an artist and played drums for us with his friends. Amazing energy. Also he and Abdul, that works there, took us for a tour around the village. Food was delicious too, and the place is very beautiful, well decorated (actually Dar Jamila means beautiful house). Everything was also a cultural experience.

Nothing. But to mention something for the ones that like to sleep in the total dark, take a eyes mask for the early morning.

Zachariah was an AMAZING host, welcoming all the guests to a drumming session with his friends Abdel Karim and Nardin. It felt very personal and authentic. We loved and it was one of our favourite nights in Morocco! The place feels a bit like a trackers hostel, and suitably - the great vibe (e.g dinner on the rooftop by candlelight) totally compensated for the modest facilities.

Very kind host who helped us organize the transport from the city to the apartment and to the airport (prize was 20 € one way).

Not the cleanest, bedsheets were probably not fresh.