Difficult to find, Berbari provides an unusual accommodation experience in the Morrocan countryside. You can sit on the pleasant porch and watch the goats, cows, and donkey's go by as they have for centuries. The common rooms could have been cleaner. Several dogs and cats made themselves home there. (Unfortunately I am allergic to cat hair.) Our room did not... More

Hotel berbari My wife and I booked 3 nights at Hotel Berbari in august. We were driving trough Morroco in a rented Renault symbol (a city car). Exiting the highway at Asihla we were navigating on the map and route discription which can be found on the hotels website. This was however a not very practical discription "turn left after... More

We decided to stay at the Berbari as a break on our journey from Marrakech to Chefchaouen (by train and then bus). The taxis from the station - min 100dhs one way which seems expensive for Morocco, but they do have to do a mile on a very off road track - it takes 10-15 minutes to get there. This... More

Berbari is beautifully located in the countriside 7 kilometers far from Asilah, and it's charming the way it has been built (same materials as kasbahs in the southern part of Morocco). Rooms are spacious, clean and decorated with such an exotic charme!! Breakfast is tasty as well as the dinner (Moustafa and the other guy which I don't remember the... More

This was a very pleasant surprise. I had read the tripadvisor reviews so I expected something nice but not so original. Rachida runs a tight ship. She is bursting with energy and you immediately feel at home and want to extend your stay. The guest house is only about a kilometer from the main road and yet you feel like... More

this was the first place we stayed in morocco and it was a hard act to follow: i still maintain after a month of travelling that the meals were the best we ate in morocco and certainly the best value for money. although this wonderful guesthouse is not on the beach, it is a quick easy cab ride to a... More