Ouirgane discovery lodge

Very clean and tidy, with great location and view. The staff were absolutely amazing, we had a great time there

Great place, Wonderful nature views. Great kitchen. Super stuff. It was good experience.

Badr and his family are very friendly and helpful. When arriving, Badr waited for us at an intersection at night to make sure we take the right turn. The location is superb and the view from the room is amazing. The place is so calm and relaxing. Badr and his grandmother were keen on checking if everything is good and if we needed something. We enjoyed our stay and we recommend it.

Very good relation quality-price. The views from the terrace are aweome, one the one side the snowed mountains and the other the lake and the town. Breakfast incuded is very complete: two morocain breads, olives, olive oil, honey, jam, butter, eggs, coffee, tea and w ater. For the coffee lovers, the coffee is excelent. Typical morrocain tahin for lunch very tasty and well prepared. Finally, the kindness of the owner (Badre) which was there for any help and good conversation.

Any compliance, everything was good:)

The views, the decor and the staff all incredible! Private balcony to drink tea in the sun, great pressure in the shower and the best tajine we’ve had in Morocco.

Food was really nice and prepared with love :)

Abdel and Fatima welcomed us so warmly they were lovely hosts. We had a en-suite room looking over the lake…magical. Fatimas food was amazing best tagine in Morroco and Abdel was there too help us with anything we needed…..he also works as a guide and took us on a walk in the mountains taking us too different villages adjusting the walk accordingly to our ability. Walk was definitely highlight of the trip for me.

We loved the property and the people but quite shocking to see how badly Ouirgane had been affected by the earthquake the village is still trying to get back on its feet. That said if u like walking or mountain bike riding this is a great place to go and Abdel is your guide. They desperately need tourism to resume to help them build back there lives.