We loved the warmth, courtesy, kindness, politeness, attention, and professionalism of the owners, Naima and Said, who made this stay unforgettable with their lovely little family. This recently opened family project has all the potential and features to make your stay a must‑do and unforgettable experience. The spacious, air‑conditioned rooms come with a mini‑fridge that’s very appreciated, and new, comfortable bedding that’s perfect for rest and sweet, restorative nights. The water bottle in the room and the welcome tea by the pool are very appreciated after a hot, long trip. The bathroom, proportionate to the room, offers everything you need for your stay. The bath linens are clean and quality, and changed whenever you need them. Every request is answered. Each room has its own balcony/terrace to enjoy tea, coffee or breakfast, included and plentiful. We discovered and enjoyed the quality of the products and the local character of this first daily meal where nothing was missing. Any special request is handled with the feeling of never being a nuisance, which isn’t the case everywhere. The large dining room allows you to meet other people at dinner if you wish to be served on site, to exchange, to share… you can order the meal you want, with a very extended and adaptable time slot. Naima and her family are very discreet and don’t make their presence felt in the house, but we appreciated that they were willing to share meals with us, an opportunity to talk about different cultures and build bonds. A large kitchen is available, and everything you need is there to store food or prepare your meal. Naima is always there if needed
There was nothing we didn’t appreciate about this guesthouse. We were, however, surprised by the waste management by the municipality, or rather the poor organization. Very few collection points, no recycling points. Hard to find bins to throw even a handkerchief in the city center, and everywhere… Many wastes are in nature, on the beaches, in the dunes or in the fields in the countryside, which is deeply sad and harmful to the environment. Said is closely involved with the issue, on a national scale. He drives several kilometers each evening to dump the house’s waste in a large container rather than a smaller one closer, clogging the sidewalk with his daily discarded waste by cows and stray animals… He earnestly tries to reduce waste. He keeps a constant watch over his surroundings to fight a form of wild landfill. We tried to help by buying 5L water bottles, to refill each day a 1.5L empty, rather than repeating purchases of multiple bottles
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