Our tour group stayed at the Saghro after two nights of camping in the desert and it did not disappoint. As I entered the room it looked pretty standard for a Moroccan tourist hotel, but that was before I opened the drapes! Wow! I had a huge balcony that stretched around one side of the hotel with 360 views of... More

We stayed at this hotel as part of our tour of Morocco with Explore. We stayed for two nights in late November 2012. The setting for the hotel is excellent with great views from the terrace around the swimming pool over the town and valley below..... we also used this hotel as the base for walking in the Todghra gorge,... More

We stayed here whilst on tour with encounters....and boy was it interesting! The hotel is standard and that's ok....we didn't expect luxury. But the beds were rock hard! I barely slept and my body was a bit sore the next day. Others complained as well. The aircon worked, barely, but it tried! At this hotel you get served dinner, it's... More

We stayed here for one night during our tour with Encounters Travel. The AC in our room wasn't working, the hotel tried to fix it immediately and when they were unsuccessful they gave us a new room with working AC. Full marks for sorting the problem efficiently with no fuss. The pool area could do with an update, the loungers... More

We came to Tineghir from tents on the Sahara, so this hotel seemed relatively luxurious. The hotel is built at the top of the highest hill in the city. Many rooms, mine included, offer a terrace with terrific views of the city center below and the oasis created by water flowing down from the High Atlas Mountains. My room was... More

This hotel had a good location up a small hill about 5 min from the main street. The rooms were quite basic but very clean with great balconies giving great views. The pool area was also great but March is a bit chilly to be swimming.

This hotel reminded me of the good old days Rusia was still the USSR. All that can be broken, was broken, such as toilet, bath, curtains, television, doors etcetera. And the furniture and decoration was exactly like in the fifties. No problem, but don't call yourself a four star hotel, when you can't meet that standard. And worse, instead of... More

The rooms were the usual Moroccan clean-meaning they don't bother with walls and corners, places you don't touch directly. The beds were ok. I had a nice view out of my room of the deserted kasbah next door. The main people were not that friendly, but the guy that does all the work, like getting a light bulb, carrying luggage... More

The walls were beyond paper thin and you can hear entire conversations from the next room. There were numerous power blackouts while we were there, but I'm not sure if this is an ongoing problem or not. There was hot water but a dodgy showerhead. There were delicious freshly made pancakes at breakfast but dinner was bland. The beds were... More