I arranged pick up from Marrakesh, accomodation at the annexe in Imlil and 3 nights at the refuge all via email from the UK. It was excellent to be all organised and to have such helpful communication with the refuge. The annexe is fantastic, mint tea on arrival and our own personal Passepartout ( Adi`s suggestion , not mine!) .... More

For the past couple of winters, staying at the Mouflon, whilst always spacious, friendly and helpful, was a cold affair unless you were actually sitting right at the fireplace. NOW...... there are 2 huge fantastic wood-burning stoves. One in the enclosed lounge on the left as you enter, the other (bigger stove) in the main open seating area. So do... More

I've been taking teams up Toubkal for a good for years now on NYE. I've always been happy to stay at Les Mouflons since the rooms at the Neltner were always so crowded (and the toilets there were always blocked). The downside of this was that Les Mouflons was so cold - but not any more! They've now got a... More

Just spent a week at Les Mouflons for mountaineering and climbing. Had a good stay and did not suffer from cold - all those flocking to the other refuge definitely missed out! Thanks to two new wood burners we stayed nice and toasty each night, which was good, as the outside temperatures plummeted to more than -8. The burners were... More

warm and welcoming with a big wood stove and hot mint tea upon arrival late in nov. from cold and windy conditions. i negotiated for a bed with blankets, dinner and breakfast for 150dh. might be cheaper at the refuge toubkal, but this place was great. the hosts are very nice and have crampons and climbing gear for hire if... More

new lodge, and bigger than the uper one, but cold in the winter.because it s big.

My wife and I stayed here in mid-October for one night as part of our ascent to Jeb Toubkal. After extensive research (was not sure which of the two refuges to pick) we opted for Les Mouflons given the availability of private bed rooms which I thought would provide a quieter sleeping environment. Most mountain guides prefer to stay at... More

If you are planning on climbing Toubkal or even just want to walk up the refuge and stay and go back down again I would definitely recommend staying here. It is so fabulous to arrive after the long walk up, its wonderful to have a shower and walk around in the provided flip-flops. The meal is good, although always vegetarian... More

We had heard mixed reviews of the refuges, saying they were overcrowded and noisy at night. Not 'aux Mouflons' which was very quiet. Clean and comfortable, alpine refuge standard. Good food and service. More expensive than the other refuges but was much, much, much quieter. Pay for shower