Kasbah Tebi

Amazing, authentic, traditional stay. There are no electric lighting inside so you can feel the actual vibe of the past. Very romantic and very cozy. Stay was perfect. We also had a dinner at the restaurant, but dinner was so-so. But I think any other place in town would be similar or same. Loved it.

The hotel had no electricity, so we had to use candles to see at night. There were no power outlets inside the rooms, only outside, which meant we had to leave our devices outside to charge. There was no internet, and at the end of our stay, they asked for extra money on top of the 120€ we paid per night and counted the money while laughing as we were leaving. Unfortunately, we didn’t have time to resolve this issue because we had to leave. Additionally, if you are an animal lover, you won't like what you see. They transport luggage on a donkey that looked very malnourished and mistreated. I would not recommend this place.

This Kasbah offered a night out of the ordinary. A UNESCO protected site, beautifully restored by the family who have owned the space for 300 years. We were welcomed warmly into a mud palace. Our room was rustic and comfortable with a verandah and ensuite. No electricity meant a lovely candle lit evening, beautiful dinner, great conversation and early to bed. The mud walls create a containment hard to describe but awesome to experience. I would definitely stay again.

We chose Kasbah Tebi because they are one of few accommodations within the old city of Aït Benhaddou, and we are so happy to have been able to stay here. Exploring the city during the day, and returning to a romantic candlelit dinner is such a memorable and special experience.

It's a pleasure to spend the night in such a place. In the heart of Ajt Bin Haddu with a great view of the city and surrounding area. A unique object. Here, the lack of lighting is an advantage. Thanks to the candles, the mood is unique. Super friendly staff, comfortable bed, very tasty food and a warm shower. What more could you want here?

It is an impressive authentic kasbah. The host served hot mint tea and nuts on the terrace which overlooks the dry river bed over which you must walk with your bags from the car park in the village. On one occasion a staff member walked with me to the car park in the western part of the village to help bring my luggage at night. Dinner was served in a candlelit dining room. There is no electricity, but guests are provided with lots of candles for the bedroom. A typical Moroccan breakfast was served on the terrace on ground floor. There is a pleasant roof terrace with views of ksar of Aït Ben Haddou. Kasbah Tebi provided us with a unique experience of old Morocco and I would recommend it to anyone wishing to see the authentic Morocco. I disliked the following: 1) There is no mains electricity. Kasbah relies on solar energy for a limited amount of power — once it’s gone, it’s gone; so ensure you bring a power bank with you. 2) Although there was a wireless internet connection at the beginning, it stopped as soon as electricity stopped after the sunset. 3) The cost of overnight parking is 10 dirhams. 4) Both room and dinner are rather expensive.