Recently Reviewed Hotels around Asni

Hotels in Asni

• Kasbah Tamadot
  "The setting is wonderful!"
  "We didn't stay here, I believe its very expensive and it was too far out from the Medina for us. However, after a fantastic walk in the Atlas Mountains (highly recommended), we stopped for a well earned drink. The staff were indifferent about our arrival and it felt like 'security' rather than rec..."eption. We walked through a beautiful courtyard where the fountain was filled with floating rose petals (nice touch) and through the gardens to the terrace bar and restaurant. The pool looked fabulous. We had a beer in the beautiful setting and were politely served. Paying cash seemed to confuse them though. The gardens are absolutely amazing and really quite Tuscan, otherwise, we didn't see anything here in our short stay to write home about. PS, we were told that most people arrive at Richard Branson's retreat by helicopter! " More >
• Kasbah Tamadot
  "ultimate fantasy"
  "Beautiful property about an hour from Marrakech. Sir Richard Branson's Arabian Nights fantasy that is actually an Indian/Moroccan fusion decor-wise. Love that over 90% of employees are local Berbers trained and taught English to work at the hotel. Great setting at foot of second highest mountain ..."in Africa - Mt. Toubkal. One night is probably enough as there is not much to do except hike in the mountains and wander around the hotel property in wonderment at the "props". Food very good. " More >
• Kasbah Tamadot
  "The best place to stay in Morocco - unmissable!"
  "We stayed here for 5 nights for a 50th birthday party (the whole hotel was full of our guests)! Kasbah Tamadot is probably one of the best hotels I have ever stayed - it has all the amenities, amazing views, great customer service, wonderful food, and lots of things to do (from relaxing by the pool,..." to pampering oneself in the spa, to going for walks in the mountains!) I saw every room prior to our guests checking in, and each one has their own atmosphere, and each one is lovely. Get a pedicure at the spa - it is very relaxing... Then lounge around by the pool (the outdoor one is heated which is a lovely contrast to the cool mountain air)... Visit the charity shop at the end of the complex and buy something local knowing you are supporting a local charity. Quite a pricey hotel, but you pay for what you get - an unforgettable experience. There are very few hotels in the world that leave such a strong imprint and memory! I will definitely be coming back here... " More >