I have stayed at Kasbah Baha Baha several times, always after completing several days of trekking across Jebel Sahro, when in most need of a beautiful place in which to rest. Although quite a simple hotel, I have nonetheless been delighted every time by its beauty - the hotel is genuinely a restored kasbah which has remained absolutely faithful to... More

Rooms fitted to a very high standard and filled with plenty of local work. The hotel is a large walled complex that feels like an oasis in itself, with a beautiful swimming pool and lots of outdoor communal seating. We visited during winter and there were very few guests, which allowed dinner to be served in front of the open... More

We only spent one afternoon and one night in this Kasbah, but we think it is a great retreat for anyone who wants to relax, paint or just escape from the touristy hotspots. Although the price was very affordable, you got nicely designed rooms, swimming pool, generous breakfast, polite staff and nice garden.

This placed was recommended by Lonely Planet and we expected it to be out of our budget. We called in on the off chance and were delighted to discover that it was affordable luxury. We stayed in one of the ground floor rooms which had full on-suite facilities - the room was fantastic, one of the best we stayed in... More

When the door to Baha Baha was opened for me I walked into an adventure. The people working there – the house and the garden gave me all the best I could have to get prepared to be creative and relaxed in my work with the paintings.

We can’t praise this hotel enough – yes the walk to the showers/toilets is not great, but it is an ancient Kasbah and there is no water in the main building! Everything else more than made up for this – stunning place and gardens, very friendly and polite staff, excellent food and our room was absolutely amazing. Of all the... More

People were great, food perfect, 360o view of the city.I loved that place and I recommend thins great moroccan real experience. Tks Saeed for the tour around that place! Viviane Teixeira - Sao Paulo - Brazil

stayed in the kasbar tower - the room at the top is partitioned into 2 sleeping spaced great if someone in your party snores. Loved the wood shutters and iron grill work on the windows, colourful tapris/rugs/carpets, book filled library on 2nd floor. Wonderful views of N'Kob from the roof top, especially at sunset. One drawback were the steep steps... More

Staying in the Baha Baha was one of the absolute highlights of our recent trip to Morocco. We were due to camp in one of the fixed Berber-style tents they have in the garden, but given the rain when we arrived, we wound up in beautiful rooms in the tower of the kasbah. Our rooms were large, comfortable, and simply... More