Accommodation: There are 28 bedrooms and suites all with impeccable design, large windows to enjoy the fabulous views, specially made king size wooden beds, some 4 poster, some unzip to form twin beds.

The Kasbah's bedrooms have intricately carved ceilings, antique doors and hand-painted furniture, filled with antiques from Morocco and India, air conditioning and heating, CD player, bathrobes, minibar, safe, hairdryers, slippers, umbrella and sunhat.

Kasbah Tamadot will not guarantee a particular room, only the room-type. There are various room types:

• 3 Superior rooms are 30-39m²;
• 7 Deluxe rooms with a balcony or terrace; one of the Deluxe rooms interconnects with the the Deluxe suite with pool. All the Deluxe rooms have a garden, pool or mountain view. 
• 3 Superior and 3 Deluxe Suites all have a separate sitting room and some kind of outside space – terrace, balcony or, in one case, a private rooftop area 30-50 m²;
• 10 luxurious Berber tents with a private deck and sun loungers and space for outdoor dining. 6 of the Berber tents have a private hot tub.
• 1 Master Suite; a 3 bedroom mini-kasbah at the bottom of the garden (option to take 1, 2 or 3 rooms) with its own private pool, the most private of the suites.
• 1 Superior suite; with 2 bedrooms located in the orchard, near the main building, this two-bed Superior Suite is perfect for families. It's a spacious suite with an open sitting area and an en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom adjoins to the main seating area. It also has its own private terrace.

Location: Set in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains on the edge of the National Park, about 1 hour's drive from Marrakech.

Services and other points to note: Laundry, spa, sauna, gym, 2 heated swimming pools, hammam, floodlit tennis courts, book-filled salon with Internet access, log fire, TV/DVD, excursions, including trekking, mule-riding, trekking and excursions by car.

Eve Branson, Richard's mother was heavily involved in helping local villagers, especially through the gift shop selling items made by local villagers to whom all profits go.

Children are welcome but only in the school holidays (rollaway beds). This resort is most suited to adults.

Meals: Superb haute cuisine.

You may choose to eat anywhere you wish: your room, on the terraces with view of Atlas Mountains, in the bars -by the pool, on the rooftop or at the fireside- or in the Kanoun restaurant. Moroccan, African and international dishes created by acclaimed chef, Jean Mundell-Murphy, who trained at Raymond Blanc's Manoir aux Quat'Saisons.

A selection of fine wines are offered.

After booking we will send you substantial pre-visit information guides for your chosen destination(s).