Auberge Palacio Sidi Hamza

“eine klare Empfehlung”

If you’re after an authentic experience, Sidi Hamza is spot on. The little mountain village sits about 25 km off the main road, reached via a narrow but passable road surrounded by stunning scenery. The place itself exudes genuine, original charm, but what really makes it special is host Larbi – his hospitality is heart‑warming, and the shared dinner was both plentiful and delicious. The morning walk through the village remains unforgettable: a deep dive into the simple life in traditional mud‑brick houses, framed by majestic, snow‑capped peaks. A true gem! Unfortunately, we didn’t have much time on the drive from Fes to Merzouga, so this was just a quick stop; we’d have liked to stay longer.

Jens·Een week geleden

A complete change of scenery in a mountain village right in the heart of local life. The staff guided us through the old village and explained everything in very good French. The value for money is good, and the accommodation is half‑board. The downside: no hot water for the shower and the bedding is very stiff, as is common in Morocco.

Belmonte·Een week geleden

It’s a truly unique experience. The inn sits in a distinctive Berber village, and upon arrival you’re taken on a walk through the whole place – definitely worth it! One tip: the road to get there isn’t very easy.

Marlies·2 weken geleden

“Weg vom Touristen Strom”

We’ve been here twice already, but this time it was a bit too short. I went hiking with my kids and we found 250‑million‑year‑old fossils – several pieces! There are no shops in the village or surrounding area, so bring what you need. Food is available at moderate prices in the hotel. Next time we’ll bring out‑of‑style kids’ clothes and ask the owner to distribute them. Sidi Hamza is a remote gem.

Michael·3 weken geleden

The host’s welcome was exceptional, the meal was excellent, and the atmosphere was great. We had a good time.

Benoit·4 weken geleden