Agdz·8.6
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Riad La Perle Tamnougalte, a historic Moroccan riad in Agdz, offers mountain and river vistas from its courtyard. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, private baths, and plush carpets. Guests dine on authentic Moroccan fare, including halal and vegetarian options, with a breakfast of local pastries, cheese, and juice. Free Wi‑Fi, terrace, private parking, coffee shop, and bicycle parking enhance the stay.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Top modernes Riad in historischer Umgebung- also mittendrin! Sehr liebevoll ausgestattet und tolle Sitzgelegenheit auf der Dachterrasse. Unbedingt Führung machen in der Kasbah und daran denken, das Abendessen VORHER zu buchen, da in direkter Umgebung nichts ist. Für eine Nacht während einer Rundreise absolut zu empfehlen!
Andrea·3 weeks ago
This was the best stay in Morocco so far. I’m thrilled we found it! The owners were fantastic—warm, chatty, and the food was incredible, with a terrace that’s a stunning spot to enjoy it. We’d go back to Morocco just to come here again. It was great not to have the standard restaurant/hotel tagine. The spiced coffee at breakfast was delicious! When they publish the cookbook they’re compiling, I’d love a copy. We loved the room and furnishings—lovely rugs and drapes. The room was cozy and small but perfect for a good, quiet night’s sleep. There were lovely indoor and outdoor sitting areas to sit and read. The location was fascinating too. Go explore the old Kasbah and the ruins. We wandered the streets and ruins for a couple of hours. I would have liked fresh orange juice with our delicious breakfast and shampoo and shower gel in pump bottles, but those are minor comments on an otherwise fantastic stay.
Charmian·A month ago
The Kasbah’s location is amazing – you sleep in a clay town that feels like Ait Ben Haddou, but without the crowds, right in a quiet, peaceful oasis. The view from the rooftop breakfast terrace was stunning, the homemade Berber pizza was incredibly tasty, and exploring the neighborhood was unforgettable. The problem is that the Kasbah is hard to find because it isn’t signposted. Arriving at night, we had to ask locals for directions to get there. If you’re not a good walker, don’t book here. You have to climb some very high steps in a narrow stairwell to reach the room and the breakfast. That wasn’t an issue for us, but next time I’d bring a daypack instead of a full suitcase.
Johanna·A month ago
The hosts were very kind and the food quality was great. The setting and quiet of the riad were lovely.
Laura·4 months ago
Everything was very good. The effort put into restoring this place was significant – kudos for the courage and achievement. The only downside was that while there was a bathroom for two rooms, it was annoying that there were no separate toilets.
Jean-pierre·4 months ago