What an amazing location to stay. Full of history! Epic views of the mountains all round. Super friendly and helpful hosts and servers. Breakfast was very substantial and varied. Dinner was very special. Great location for exploring the northern parts of the Anti Atlas region. Such a fun experience - bags were hoisted up in a metal basket for us. Good parking within the walls of the kasbah. It was fun to explore around the kasbah "village" and look at all the ornate historical stone features.

We had some unseasonably cold and rainy weather and the rooms were chilly - if you're there in winter and spring, bring warm pajamas to sleep in!

My 3rd trip to the Kasbah, the owner (Jamal) has clearly spent a lot of time and effort improving facilities. My room was excellent, all of the staff friendly and the food very good. This isn't the place to go if you want wild nightlife or a beer after a day out (there's no bar), but if you want to see dramatic mountain scenery from an historic location this is the place to go.

I'm struggling to think of anything.

The location was phenomenal! Wow! This kasbah was extra special for the stone exterior. Typically, the Moroccan kasbahs are very beautiful but very similar; this kasbah had a bit of a European vibe due to the uncovered stonework which made it feel unique. The guests had access to the entire kasbah, not just the guest house, and it was very special to walk around the historical property. The renovated rooms were more spacious than I had anticipated. The hotel seemed to be a very popular destination for climbers. However, we took the hour drive to the painted rocks of Tafroute which made for a fun day trip, and on our 2nd day we took a hike through the nearby "Berber zigzag" trails which offered beautiful viewpoints of the valley and the kasbah.

The Wifi was very limited and did not reach the rooms. If you are looking for an early start, you may want to skip breakfast as it took a very long time to deliver and is not worth the cost. Unfortunately, the Booking.com listing indicates that breakfast is included; however, breakfast is not included and guests are charged 85 dirhams per person for breakfast. This is a very high cost for breakfast especially given that breakfast was one egg, one pancake, and one msemmen bread. This was the only truly disappointing aspect of our stay.

The location and views are impressive. It's great to walk around in the labyrinth of the old Kasbah and see all the efforts put in resotration of multiple houses. Unique. Personnel very friendly.

Restoration of an entire Kasbah is costly, and asks for investments. That explains probably that food is here a bit less cheap than in most other Moroccon places. This should not stop you from coming here!

The staff was impeccable - always helpful, always smiling and always polite. Faultless. The entire place was magical due to its historical element and amazing decor. Loved the approach to the reception but please check with staff if you have mobility issues. Food was decent. Room and bathroom was fair.

Maybe better over warmer season as room can get quite cold in winter. Gas heater was insufficient to warm the room up. Room is rather dark as we may have had a room with smaller windows. While food was decent, it can get a bit boring after 3 nights.

It is a restored fortress decorated in the most authentic Moroccan rural style in one of the most beautiful areas of Morocco, the Anti Altas. The staff is attentive, the food delicious and it is very clean. Climbing there has been astonishing.

All is excellent. Just the area has a lot of restrictions and sometimes hot water for shower failed at nights, and breakfast is a bit repetitive if you stay there long time. But this is do the difficulties to provide a high level service in a difficult area.

The location and the historic nature of this impressive 13th century property was mind blowing! The staff were amazingly friendly and accommodating in all ways. The breakfast and dinner was fantastic quality but portions could have been bigger, especially for the dinner. If you go anywhere in Morocco, go to Kasbah Tizourgane.

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Excellent food and well run establishment

Long wait for breakfast and dinner, probably best to give start and end times for meals rather than everyone turn up at the same time

This is an exceptional place to stay. You are in a kasbah on a hill, with views for miles around. The staff are very friendly and the evening meal was tasty. Watching your luggage hauled up by a machine is a highlight.

It's hard to say anything was wrong as it's such a great experience. Only small drawback was the pillows which are very firm and large, so a bit uncomfortable.

This is an exceptional place. Just look at the pictures! The facilities are simple but comfortable. The food again is simple but tasty, with Berber touches that I've not come across in a a great many stays in Morocco. The staff are lovely and very helpful, including fixing my car on a couple of occasions! There is secure parking to the rear. You have to ring to get somebody to open the door and your baggage will be hoisted up by crane. Highly recommended. Been here several times.

Floor in the bathroom was very slippery. Be careful.