Restaurant kasbah valentine — Restaurant in caïdat de Amerzgane

I recently had the opportunity to stay at Kasbah Valentine Hotel, and I would rate my experience a 7 out of 10.

Let's start with the positives. The view from the hotel rooftop was simply breathtaking. It offered a panoramic vista that perfectly captured the essence of the surrounding area. Additionally, the hotel's location near the main road was incredibly convenient, making it easy to explore the vibrant streets and bustling markets of the city.

However, there were a few aspects of my stay that could have been improved. Firstly, I found the demeanor of the hotel owner to be somewhat off-putting. Their manner came across as abrupt and unfriendly, which detracted from the overall hospitality of the establishment. Furthermore, the family room we stayed in felt rather cramped, lacking the spaciousness I had hoped for. Nonetheless, considering the price we paid, it was manageable.

On a more positive note, I must commend the hotel's breakfast offerings. Prepared in traditional Moroccan style, each dish felt like a labor of love, infused with authentic flavors and served with care. It was a delightful way to start the day and added a touch of cultural richness to our stay.

In conclusion, while there were areas for improvement, such as the owner's demeanor and room size, Kasbah Valentine Hotel ultimately provided a memorable experience, thanks in part to its stunning rooftop view and delectable...

The place has definitely seen better days: it feels a bit like in Stephen King’s Shining - an empty spooky hotel where we were one of the 2 visitor couples. Overall everything fine and you will get a good value for the price, food is very tasty, BUT we havent received such a cold hospitability in Morocco like here. You got the feeling that you are disturbing and perhaps they would prefer to stay closed than serve 4 people in this hotel, that maybe was a paradise before corona. Psst: for kindof the same value you can stay in a real Kasbah in...

We stayed one night to visit the old town of ait ben haddou.

The room was big enough and with window. The rooms were a little bit hot but fortunately the rooms include air conditioning.

Said was very kind and helped with every little request.

The breakfast was very rich and delicious. We also decided to have dinner in the roof top, which turned out to be a good decision. We ordered beef tajine and lamb couscous, and we loved it. Both dishes were full of flavor.

We can definitely recommend the hotel and...