Guest Houses in Azrou

Ferme D’hôte La Vallée, a property with a garden, is located in Azrou, 22 km from Ifrane Lake, 26 km from Ain Vittel Water Source, as well as 40 km from Aoua Lake.

Offering a restaurant, Riad Azrou is located in Azrou. An array of activities can be enjoyed on site or in the surroundings, including cycling, fishing and hiking. Free WiFi access is available.

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Bob

From

Spain

A Truly excellent hotel.

Le Palais des Cerisiers offers an outdoor swimming pool and a spa with a sauna, hammam and massage room. It is located in the heart of the Middle Atlas, just 4 km from Azrou.

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Ann

From

United Kingdom

We loved everything about the hotel

Set just 18 km from Lion Stone, Maison Duffal offers accommodation in Azrou with access to a garden, barbecue facilities, as well as a 24-hour front desk.

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Martin

From

United Kingdom

Sheer luxury!

Offering a shared lounge and garden view, Le Gite du Barrage is located in Zaouia Ben Smine, 19 km from Lion Stone and 19 km from Ifrane Lake.

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A S M

From

Germany

Nice clean and friendly staffs.

Set within 13 km of Lion Stone and 13 km of Ifrane Lake in Ifrane, Tamanoucht provides accommodation with seating area.

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EL OMARI

From

Morocco

Everything

Set in Zaouia Ben Smine, 17 km from Ifrane, Rise In Valley features free WiFi access and free private parking.

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Youssef

From

Canada

I liked that it was rural , food turned out to be great and fairly priced . Fresh Trout and a T-bone steak were delicious and good . Guest services agent was attentive, friendly and helpful .

Featuring mountain views, Ferme D"Hote Lala Fatima in Aïn Leuh provides accommodation, pool with a view, a garden, barbecue facilities and a shared lounge.

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Shirley

From

United Kingdom

The location was beautiful and the host very welcoming and helpful

Located in Ifrane, within 7.6 km of Aoua Lake and 10 km of Ifrane Lake, Motel Ain Mersa provides accommodation with a garden as well as free private parking for guests who drive.

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Yerrie

From

Netherlands

After a long 7-hour drive from the desert in Merzouga, we arrived in Ifrane—tired, hungry, and cold. It was only 4°C when we got there, and all we wanted was a warm place to rest. But instead, we were met with cold treatment. The man at the property asked for a marriage certificate. We didn’t have our Dutch document with us—but even if we had, he wouldn’t have been able to read it. Then they refused to let us stay. No refund. No cancellation. Just a flat-out rejection. We complained to Booking.com several times and eventually had to call them. But the damage was done. This is exactly why people use Booking.com—because they need a reliable place when far from home. Imagine if we had our kids with us. What then? Places like this should be removed. No one deserves to be left stranded in the cold after such a journey.