Accommodation: There are 11 Berber style bedrooms: 3 are spacious suites (55 square metres, each with a double bed and 2 single beds; the remaining 8 rooms  have double or twin beds – most cover 25 square metres, but some are superior rooms (35 square metres) and one is a triple.

The bedrooms are tastefully decorated with traditional fabrics and furniture including interesting touches such as specially commissioned poetry above the bed.

All bedrooms have a shower, air conditioning and heating and offer traditional toiletries such as Moroccan soft soap.

Location: Set on a knoll in beautiful valley amongst argan trees in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains, it is easily accessed by a minor road off either the Agadir by-pass or from the east side off the Marrakech road.

Services and other points to note: Ideal for rural activities, gentle trekking, nature lovers or those just wanting to relax on the terrace by the pool, yet also within easy reach of the highly contrasting beach resort of Agadir.

A number of activities allowing insight into Berber culture are on offer including cookery lessons (these are offered daily in their spacious kitchen for groups of 4 -10 participants), Berber hammam that can accommodate 2 persons, argan oil massages and pottery classes. Yoga and meditation  room for groups on request.

Resort Activities - For those wanting some experience of a more mainstream resort holiday, the nearby city of Agadir provides night clubs, a vast range of restaurants, a promenade and a marina.

Meals: Excellent food is served in a beautiful dining room, in the courtyard or on the terrace. The menu is mainly Moroccan and is presented with flair and imagination.

Staff: The delightful owners, Hassan, a Berber, and his French wife, Helene, are efficient, highly committed to responsible tourism and justifiably proud of their unique project.