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We had the best couscous in our trip in Morocco and the stuff are really helpful and welcoming the place is just clean and beautiful. I recommend this place

The place, the facilities, the food, the staf, the view(!!!), the pool, really everything. The hosts are group of nice people, all of them. Even the little things make a difference like candlelight parfum in the rooms. Fantastic place!

Beautiful place with lush garden 🌱 The dinner was the best we’ve had of our trip in Morocco 😊 The view from the terrace was lovely, we really enjoyed watching the sunset from there The staff was arranging with our special requests 🙏🏻

Mimoun was a great host, very friendly. We felt very welcome!

A fantastic place! The view of the mountains and the palm garden is simply breathtaking. The hotel is located in a small, very charming village. The host is extremely kind and welcoming, and on top of that, he is a fantastic cook. I highly recommend this hotel to everyone. Warm greetings to the host!

Beautiful handmade guesthouse and kashbah location made with natural materials. Set in an absolutely gorgeous area. For the views you don’t need to cross the ocean.

Lovely staff and breakfast. Very clean and comfortable.

Everything is beautiful there, building, furnitures, location…

Very beautiful and cozy garden and house. Very nice and helpful people and great food.

Just a few minutes away from Nkob, Auberge Bassou is like a peaceful oasis. Simple but tastefully decorated rooms around a lovely, green courtyard with lots of birds. Ibrahim and his sister running the place understand exactly their guests’ needs. There is great care in everything they do, from meals (excellent dinner, or a quick-fix meal in the afternoon) to an amazing tour in the Jebel Saghro. When we mentioned, that the next day while crossing the mountain towards Todra gorge, we were planning to do a few hours hike (by the way, the road to the north from Nkob towards Boumalna and Tinghir hardly shows up on Google maps but is in excellent condition), Ibrahim assured us that it was a great idea, told us about the tour he does for groups, usually 3 to 5 people, but not pushing us, nor trying to sell us anything. Still, we took up his offer and changed our schedule, and it became the absolute highlight of our ten days in Morocco. The central section of the Jebel Saghro is an amazing area, and having Ibrahim as our guide all day made it even more memorable (not to mention making it accessible without doing a 4-5 day hike which wasn’t an option for us). Spending an hour and a half with an Amazigh family, getting at least a hint of how they live out and beyond, without getting a ‘show’ for the tourists, was truly beyond our expectations (it took just 20 mins for my daughter and the three young girls of the family to become best friends even if without a common language). If you make it as far as Nkob, don’t miss this place.