We arrived earlier than anticipated and were immediately invited to share a delicious couscous with Abdul’s friends (he keeps excellent company!) We felt very welcome. We loved the authenticity of the place and the gorgeous garden full of 100% organic produce that he uses in his restaurant. We were also given a tour of the garden by Driss and got to try all the fresh fruits. The lamb tajine prepared by Latifa was one of the best we’ve had in Morocco so far! Abdul also sang us some songs and we had great laughs with him over dinner.

Nothing. It surpassed our expectations in every way.

Somewhere midway between Marrakech and Merzouga, in the middle of an oasis, LE JARDIN DES GRENADIERS is a comfortable place to stay and relax. It's an authentic mud house, in an old authentic mud village, with a lovely garden. Here among the greenery and silence, you are in paradise! In the morning, only the song of the birds wakes you up! Wonderful and hearty dinner and breakfast! The host is very kind and polite and extremely friendly! Splendid place, a true paradise, highly recommended!

Abdou is really nice ! Taking good care of us, showing us around in the palmeraie and calling us in advance to make sure everything was ok. - We had to move our stay 2 days later because we couldn't arrive with the snow and he accepted without a problem. - We had a lot of blankets to keep us warm at night - The place and neighbourhood are really quiet and beautiful - Good local food prepared by Abdou : breakfast and evening : soup, tagine and fruits.

Showers are in another room outside but clean - We got a little bit surprised by the end price. On booking.com, we had to pay 200 dirhams for one night and breakfast for 2 people. Because we ate there when we arrived at night (he didn't want to tell us the price beforehand), he asked for the "demi-pension" price : 220 dirhams per person, which was more than the double. It was a really good and complete meal, probably worth the price, but as broke travellers, we hadn't anticipated it.

Everything. I was made very welcome and felt at home in this honestay with Abdou and his family. A real treat . And of course the garden was beautiful. They were very kind. Gave me lifts on motorbike, picked fruit from the garden for me, and the best tagine I had!

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Friendly owner, very hospitable. Beautiful garden of dates, olives, pomegranate and quince trees. We got to try them all for breakfast.

Could be difficult to find. Follow the blue arrows to find the way or call the owner and he will come to find you and take you to his place.

Very home-like. Traditional place to stay, beautiful

Very hard to find. I got lost with the car within the palmeral and got my car stucked because of the bad road. Locals helped me find the hotel. Big thanks to them 🙏

The host, Abdul, was amazing and made us feel right at home. The garden surrounding the property, and specially the lounge area (where we fell asleep stargazing), is very welcoming. The way to the property is a bit hard to find, but completely worth it, and a journey of its own right.

Simple, clean, quiet, uthentic, architecture with peaceful and relaxing olive garden in the heart of Skoura oasis. Close to the river far from any urban stress. The ovner Abdul is an amazing person and lots of bird species visit his garden. Birdwatching place.

Name from booking.com is not visible on google maps. People will love to see the name of the place on the maps when they look for it.

Abdou was very kind. He welcomed us with mint tea and many friendly songs. Abdou was excited and eager to show us around his property, village, and surrounding area. He made us a beef tajine that was absolutely amazing and used fresh herbs from the garden. Abdou loves hosting and helping his guests have a nice time. We stayed one night.

We stayed here in July. It was hot in the rooms at night and that made it a little hard to sleep. A strong fan in each room would have helped with the temperature and occasional annoying black fly.

Abdou was an incredibly gracious host. Staying was a lovely experience and we would happily stay again. We drank tea, had lovely conversations and adored his garden!! Home stays such as this are one of the things that make Morocco special!!