What a fab place to stay. There's only 10 proper rooms. We had a suite with adjoining rooms and 2 amazing bathrooms and balconies for 150 euro a night with breakfast. It has been refurbished in a Moroccan style with fantastic chandaliers and wide beds. Tucked into the old walls we also saw a wild monkey.
It would make a wonderful place for a big group. There is seating in the garden and on the roof. We had the whole place to ourselves with 2 small children and they loved it. The pool and grounds are spotless, it's a quiet oasis away from what is a dusty and noisy but very real Moroccan town. Dinner by the poolside was 12 euros each (free for the kids).
Lovely lady owners and staff always on hand but totally un obstrusive. The souks aren't touristy and the shop owners quite laid back. Take the horse and carriage around the walls but take a walk round town. You'll need to haggle the price of course.
The map in Lonely Planet is incorrect. The correct location is at the top of the same lane, but on the other side and needs to be approached from the next gate up along the wall, not the main town gate. It's just a door in a wall and easily missed.

We visited this hotel (Maison d'Hotes) in the last week in September 2009 on the recommendation of some friends who had lunched there on two occasions. It had also featured in the Conde Naste Traveller.
Four of us went for lunch on two occasions during our week stay in Taroudant, but were not staying at Kasabat Annour. (Non-residents can lunch or dine there.) However, on our first visit, the charming owner showed us around the whole hotel, so we feel we are able to comment in the hotel section of TA, as well as the Restaurant section.

The hotel is stylish, chic, beautiful and an oasis of calm. The setting within the Kasbah walls is fabulous. Indeed, one of the rooms (a Borj) is actually set within the walls. All the rooms have been decorated to an extremely high standard and each is different. Indeed, if you would prefer to stay in a ‘Moroccan’ tent (Caïdal) for the night, then this is also possible as there are some four or five in the very large gardens. When we say tent, we mean absolutely ‘high end’ tent with a proper beds, floor covering and electricity. There is a wonderful swimming pool with plenty of sunbeds, a full spa and hammam.

Had we not already paid to stay in the Palais Salam (see our review), we would have checked out of there instantly and moved straight to Kasabat Annour. The food was superb on both occasions and we felt good value for money. The first time we went it was served on the patio and the second time under an awning/tent in the gardens. Service was impeccable and attentive.

We cannot speak highly enough of this place. It is truly delightful. When we return to Taroudant, which we surely will, Kasabat Annour will, without doubt, be where we stay. Can’t wait!

This was my favourite hotel on my travels around Morocco. It is authentic and beautiful with a great pool area, it is very clean and well kept, the meals were very yummy and the staff lovely and helpful. We had one of the rooms in the Kasabah walls (the bathroom is separate as they are not allowed to plumb them in the walls!) which felt like a unique experience. The town is quite small and not touristy like Marrakesh but its great just to wander around.