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Maison hôte ketama

Name: Maison hôte ketama
Address: Maison hôte ketama Tlata ketama Home, Tlata Ketama, 32323, Morocco

Tlata Ketama

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Nov – Dec 2026

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Overview

Maison hôte Ketama in Tlata Ketama offers a tranquil farm‑stay experience with private on‑site parking, a fully equipped kitchen, and a cozy dining area. Rooms feature a bath, shower, TV, and complimentary toiletries. Located 128 km from Cherif Al Idrissi Airport, the property enjoys scenic desert views and easy access to local attractions.

Amenities

Parking

On-site parking

Room Climate

Heating

Bathroom

Bathtub

Reviews

How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.

I was impressed by the way everyone treated me.

OsundeA month ago

The staff’s willingness to help stood out.

Bruno4 months ago

“Établissement à éviter je ne comprends pas que Booking accepte ce type d’hébergement.”

Nothing at all. The worst accommodation I’ve seen in two months in Morocco. Everything was dirty, so you can’t cook or wash, and the room was even worse. Also, the farm staff stay on site and they talk, laugh, etc., which makes sleeping very difficult. I’m attaching the photos taken on site.

Didier4 months ago

“Perfecto para estar una noche, y seguir conociendo el bello entorno del lugar y sus gentes”

I loved having the chance to stay one night at this place. Keep in mind you’re in the mountain valleys of the Rif with unique features found only here. The setting is authentic, different, and very special, so come with an open mind; if you’re looking for something conventional, this isn’t for you. Still, I’d advise against staying just one night in the area. The valley deserves several days to explore calmly, with many mountain trails between Issaguen and Tlala, several peaks, and the highest summit of the Rif, Jbel Thirdghine, to learn its rhythm, its people, and the various ways of living in Ketama. It’s a place that changes your perspective if you give it time.

Pedro4 months ago

The people were very welcoming, and there’s nothing I didn’t like.

Lianne5 months ago