Dar Jnane - la Maison du Jardin

The accomodation run by three sisters is a useful halfway point between either Marrakesh or the Ourika Valley and Merzouga. It is set on the edge of the palmerie in a delightful location. Offered tea and snacks on arrival. The walled garden that surrounds the house is a delight, bursting with colourful flowers. The rooms are compact and quite rustic but it was the least expensive of all the places we stayed in Morocco and was perfectly fine for an overnight stay. We had dinner and breakfast here. Dinner was vermicelli pasta, one with chicken, one vegetarian. Quite heavy on the pasta with not much filling and breakfast also quite basic bread and jam with juice, coffee and tea but again it was the least expensive food option on our trip and was perfectly adequate. There is also the opportunity to walk around the palmerie immediately outside the hotel and we spent an enjoyable couple of hours wandering around there. Need to take a maps app to get back to the accommodation as there are a myriad of paths in the palmerie. Note the owners are solely French speaking.

We loved this hotel, located inside the palmeral. The owner and staff were so friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious (you can BYOB if you’d like). The terrace was a lovely spot to enjoy meals and the grounds are very attractive. The room was very comfortable - the triple room allowed for separate sleeping areas giving a bit more privacy. The bathroom was attached and very good. Air conditioning worked great. We loved that it was right in the old village and you could walk around it. Wifi was great. Locals were very friendly. Would happily stay here again!

A little paradise: house is beautiful but what makes this place exceptional is the gorgeous tranquil garden, the delicious homemade food, and its position between palm trees and the old town. Well worth a stop over before pr after desert trip. Highly recommend

A pleasant place to stay, which is positioned within the oasis at Agdz. We stayed in the bungalow which situated is 20 metres from the main building. We were given welcoming mint tea and nuts on the covered veranda. A well run hotel and I would recommend it to anyone passing through Agdz. Nonetheless, I disliked the following: 1) Not all staff members could speak English. 2) The breakfast was small and basic; I would have preferred to see more food. 3) Car park is too tight; inexperienced drivers would struggle to manoeuvre their car within the small car park. 4) Mattresses on beds are not comfortable, because they use a single-coil mattress, as opposed to pocket-spring mattress. 5) Tagine portions for dinner were small. I did not like that dinner was served at only specified time; guests (we) were not given flexibility to choose the time of dinner. I wanted my dinner at 20:00 — this was refused, and a dinner was agreed at 19:30. However, later on, when I was eating, a two people arrived at 20:30 and they could still eat dinner. In this case, why was I not allowed to eat at 20:30 too? Their dinner policy is inconsistent. I would prefer all customers to be given a wide choice of time during which they can have a dinner.