Maison d'hôtes IZZA

A privately run homestay in a new building situated on a hill above an old kasbah and a wonderfully blossoming river valley, wonderful for an evening walk. Mohammed prepares exceptional local food and wias also very helpful with hints and suggestions for our roadtrip. Highly recommended.

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I've been in Morocco a month, this place is beautiful and exceptional in every way. Brand new lodging that has been tastefully and carefully designed with traveler's comfort in mind— it seems no details have been overlooked. Spacious rooms, that are as SILENT AS THE DESERT, truly, the walls are made from natural materials, so if you've been to the desert you know what I'm talking about, you feel you're in a little protected, safe haven of a cocoon that is so cozy and blissfully silent— I slept 12 hours a night and never wanted to leave. It was amazing. Their furniture is hand carved, lots of shelves to stay tidy, tasteful, simple uncluttered decor, screens on windows, rugs with no shoes inside so nice and clean, the softest beds, super comfy pillows and sheets, awesome super absorbent fluffy towels; slanted floors in bathroom to prevent the dreaded Moroccan chronic wet bathroom problem, the hot water DOES NOT RUN OUT OR GLITCH, soft lighting, sunset views, sweeping vistas outside, and the WIFI! I could write love sonnets about the speed and reliability of the wifi— everywhere— it is throughout the accomodation and it is incredibly fast. everywhere. I am in shock and awe and gratitude. Common rooms are lovely and creative. The breakfast was delicious, they put roses in their tea, and the body wash was amazing, and they were lovely, kind and helpful hosts. Really I can't give enough stars. I'd live here if I could.

they are still installing heating, so I was chilly walking about at night in my room in winter. no bottled water comes with the room which is unusual in my experience, you have to buy it.

We loved the decor, the atmosphere, and how cosy Maison d'hôtes IZZA is. It is a small paradise in the middle of the valley of roses. Isabelle and Mohammed are lovely hosts, and they went the extra mile to make sure that we were well pampered. The homemade food was simply delicious, and we truly enjoyed it in the stylish interior of the dining room. The terrace is a lovely touch with an outstanding view, and we do recommend enjoying some mint tea there. Overall, we couldn't have been happier and would definitely be back soon.

Nothing. Everything was outstanding.

Charming and cosy interior decorations in House.wonderfull view for the valley from the terrace-exactlly for sunset. The dinner and the breakfast -delicious .The Owners were very hospitable.

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Lovely place in a renovated kasbah in original style with very comfortable and ultra clean rooms with soft beds. Isabelle and Mohammed make you feel at home and they prepare a Michelin star meal that has a nice French and Moroccan touch. The fish tagine was unbelievable and once you’ve had 1 piece of the Tarte de Pomme you want the whole pie.

It is a beautiful property with fantastic views from the balcony and it is pretty close to the town of Kelaat Mgouna. The room and communal spaces were very well designed to feel welcoming but bright and airy. Unfortunately we were both pretty ill for our one night stay so stayed in our room all the time but Mohamed and Isabella were incredibly kind and helped us as much as possible.

There is no separation between the shower and toilet and only a shower curtain separating the bathroom from the room. Also, no hand soap was provided in the bathroom.

A beautiful, traditional adobe house in a stunning location (with terrace) overlooking the valley. Made entirely from natural materials and created with attention to detail, the house and its owners exude a calm and pleasant energy. Isabelle and Mohammed were not only warm and inviting hosts, but also cooked a wonderful dinner for us and helped us arrange onward transport to Marrakesh. There are several public buses between Kelaat Mgouna and Marrakesh each day and it’s a short taxi ride to the house, ie can also be suitable for those who don’t have a car or who want to break a guided tour on the way back from Merzouga to Marrakesh. Kelaat isn’t touristic at all so a good opportunity to drink coffee with the locals

can’t think of anything

All in all the best experience regarding overnights in all our stay in Morocco!

vera good breakfast and dinner

dinner overpriced

Everything about this place is fantastic