We chose Kasbah Angour because we wanted a couple of days to relax and do nothing after our trip to the desert. As soon as we arrived we knew we had made the right choice, the grounds are breathtaking, along with the views. Lovely rooms (we chose a standard room as we expected to be outside most of the time).... More

I stayed for 3 days (after 3 days in Marrakech city). The Kasbah is surrounded by beautiful gardens and it has a magnificent view all around. The building itself is a wonderful work of art with details everywhere. The facilities (room, living room, restaurant, swimming pool) are clean comfortable and tastefully decorated (in real life is better than in the... More

We stumbled across this Kasbah on a Moroccan travel company website and cannot believe our luck! Half the price of other kasbahs in the region and newly opened we weren't sure what to expect but if it's tranquility and the personal touch that you are after you will find it here. If you read the other reviews you will see... More

We stayed one night after some days in each of Essoiura and Marrakech. The quiet and calm of Kasbah Angour with its views of the nearby mountains, so near to Marrakech, is a delight .Our stay, together with a "leisurely" afternoon walk on the peaceful paths and hills around Angour was a highlight of our Morocco holiday. Paul and his... More

We (my husband, myself and two teenage children, 19 & 15) have just returned from a holiday in Marrakech. We spent three nights in the hustle and bustle of the medina and then spent one night at Kasbah Angour, as we wanted to experience the Atlas Mountains. Paul, the English owner, spent 5 years building the Kasbah and has paid... More

Half an hour in a taxi from Marrakech, sitting on a foothill in the Atlas region we found ourselves in a stunningly, peaceful haven that British owner, Paul, has built less than ten years ago. Beautifully detailed & sympathetically designed in local Berber style, all on one level, local people have been employed to build it and to work there... More

We enjoyed a very tranquil and restful few days at Angour. Paul was very helpful and organised anything we asked. We went into Marrakesh for one day and enjoyed a lovely local walk on another. It was very clean and everything is new, but beautifully finished, if a little stark.... I thought it could do with a little softening up!... More

Although you can see the hotel from the main road nothing prepares you for how beautiful it is until you come through the main courtyard and see the lawns of the hotel stretching away into the distance with the Atlas Mountains in the background. This is aseriously lovely place and makes for a perfect contrast to the madness of central... More

My wife and daughter (12) stayed at Kasbah Angour after a brief stay in Marrakesh, and found it a wonderful contrast: peaceful, with great views back across the foothills to the plain on one side, and up to the soaring Atlas on the other. Although recently opened, the hotel and gardens - clearly very carefully thought out - had a... More