Imlil is a great access point for the Atlas Mountains and a stay at Dar Adrar has you so much closer to the mountains. The view from the terrace is magical; drag yourself away and step outside the lodge door and find you're easily on your way for a stroll amongst Walnut trees or the ascent of North Africa's highest... more

This is a simple but delightful guesthouse, perched on top of Imlil and on the edge of a small Berber village. Beautiful terrace to lounge on watching the village activity. The food is superb, and the dinning room is fabulous. If you are into trekking, great walks right from the door. the guesthouse is run by one of the most... more

The people here could not have been more helpful. Their help and good naturedness allowed me to have a completely relaxed yet exerting couple of days in the Imlil area. Mohamed gave me exactly the right level of effort in terms of itinerary (ie "walk round the bottom of that mountain - it'll take about 6-7 hours. Do you want... more

Dar Adrar was the highlight of our stay in MOrrocco. Mohammed speaks good English and is very helpful in finding walks, guides and dealing with any problems. Hamed is an excellent cook who provided us with 3-course vegetarian meals on 4 consecutive nights. He takes a great pride in his cooking: simple, wholesome, well presented and only 75 Dirhams. This... more

We chose to stay at this guest house for two nights, as a contrast to the city of Marrakech, and to sample the different landscapes that this region has to offer. The village of Imlil is located about an hour and a half's drive to the South of Marrakech. The guest house is in a smaller village, approximately 1km from... more

As arranged by via email, a driver was waiting at Marrakech airport to drive us up to Imlil in the high Atlas Mountains. The taxi stopped at the end of the village and our luggage was loaded onto a mule which we then followed up the steep trail through a walnut grove to Dar Adrar. Dar Adrar has character typical... more

We stayed at Dar Adrar as our base for two spectacular day hiking trips. The guesthouse is owned by a well-recommended, friendly guide, Mohammed Aztat. He can arrange any hiking trip you desire. The guesthouse itself is basic, no frills. The rooms are fairly large, and there is a very comfortable sitting area. We had dinner there one night of... more

I've been to Imlil twice, and the second time was even more special than the first. Our accommodation was partly responsible for our positive experience of Toubkal. Dar Adrar provided the perfect location from which to explore and appreciate the beauty of Toubkal. We brought in the New Year at Dar Adrar. The scenery was stunning and the people affectionate.... more

We found this hotel in Lonely Planet and it exceeded all of our expectations. It was more like a home stay than a hotel. The family lives in the bottom two stories and have converted the top floor of their home into a hotel with 3 rooms. 2 rooms have queen beds and one has 4 singles. there is a... more