Me and my wife, with our two friends have been here for 4 nights as a part of our trip to Morocco. After 6 nights in the craziness of the Medina in Marrakech, we decided to rest and relax in the beautiful mountains of the Atlas. The hotel itself is beautiful, decorated with taste, very charming. The rooms are spacious... More

We arrived here for a 3 day stay and first impressions were good- we were warmly greated by Paul the owner/manager and shown around. We were on honeymoon and were so excited about being in the beautiful Atlas Mountains. Unfortunately, we didn't quite get the same impression as the other reviewers here. While the chef was lovely and very attentive... More

This review is a bit late - a year late actually, but the fact that Domaine Malika is still on our minds goes some way to giving you an idea of how wonderful staying there was. The hotel is small, and unique. It rocks a luxury, art deco vibe - pretty unexpected down a dirt track in the Atlas Mountains,... More

We were stunned by the beauty of Domaine Malika, set in their own gardens, looking onto the Atlas Mountains.Our hosts were warm and friendly and nothing was too much trouble. After the hectic pace of Marrakech it was an oasis of calm for 2 days.The food was superb.The vegetables are grown in their own gardens, how long it had been... More

We arrived at Domaine Malika and immediately sensed the warmth and welcome from Paul and his team. Paul is friendly and humorous and sets the tone for a wonderful stay. The property is lovely and it's nice to lay by the pool and admire the garden yet there are a ton of activities nearby for those that want a bit... More

A beautiful building exquisitely furnished with deco and deco-ish pieces. Large rooms with outstanding views of the valley. A great setting away from the town of Ouirgane itself, which seems to be getting a bit hassle-y these days. You can walk around the entire valley using a map that the hotel provide. The hosts are wonderfully warm and helpful. And... More

We stayed for our honeymoon in may 2011, amazing hotel, paul was the best host, the pool was exceptional, we had a massage and haman. Which was total bliss. The food was a mix of morrocan and french, possible some of the best food ever eaten, and paul liked his jazz. Would return every year if i could!!!!!!!!! Sorry its... More

We had added 2 extra days to our trip to Morocco as we thought that a trip to the Atlas Mountains would be worthwhile. After 5 days in the hustle and bustle of Marrakech, which was excellent, on reflection we realised that we should have spent less time there and more in the mountains. The Domaine Malika is in a... More

We ended our stay in Morocco at the lovely Domaine Malika. The small hotel is exquisite with it's spacious and tastefully decorated rooms and public spaces, magnificent gardens, sweeping views, and delicious food which is a combination of French and Moroccan. This small, intimate hotel is run by Paul and his mother who are both so welcoming and accommodating. In... More