Hotel Ksar Kaissar a giant kasbah in the middle of the Valley of Roses, is built to mimic an old colossal ksar with thick walls colored deep red ochre and crenelated towers. It sits right on the main avenue at Kealaa M’Gouna[60], this 4-star hotel acts as an essential comfortable pit stop for those travelers found along “The Road Of A Thousand Kasbahs” between Ouarzazate and either Dades or Todra Gorges. The place offers real Moroccan architecture－fine zellige tilework ,cedar wood ceilings－with such modern comfort as a huge outdoor swimming pool . This is absolutely perfect for tour groups plus road trippers who need that trustworthy large culturally engaging stayover during not only the famous Rose Festival but any supposed desert trip.

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Quick Take - Hotel Ksar Kaissar

  • ✓ Architecture. Striking and atmospheric, a real sense of place that feels like staying in a fortress.
  • ✓ Features big, tempting outdoor swimming pool-a luxury in this arid region and perfectly suited to cooling down after a drive.
  • ✓ Right on the main road (N10). Impossible to miss location makes it an easy base from which to explore the town.
  • ✓ The restaurant offers buffet dining with large portions of food, inclusive of local specialties such as harira soup, tagines, and couscous.
  • ✓ There is ample parking within the premises of the hotel, all secured. Ranging from a motorbike to a big coach tour operator, all can be accommodated inside the yard.
  • × The hotel is old. Some parts in rooms- fixtures, plumbing, furniture- are just dated and seem to be crying for replacement.
  • × Wi-Fi is powerful in the huge lobby but weak or non-existent inside the actual guest rooms.
  • × Rooms facing the main street can experience traffic noise, as the N10 is a busy thoroughfare for trucks and buses.
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Rating Details - Hotel Ksar Kaissar

  • Worth the Price Slightly above average. Resort type property with pool and restaurant. Priced within the mid-range.
  • Staff Performance Friendly and hospitable-in the true Berber southern way. A little patience is required because, here, service does not run at the same frantic pace as it might in a Western hotel.
  • Location Quality Strategic gold. Smack in the middle between high mountains and desert lowlands-right in town where all the roses gather.
  • Area Right on a busy(and dusty)town street-but inner courtyards provide peace within.
  • Cleanliness Mostly okay. Just because the carpets and curtains are old does not mean they look filthy but somehow that contributes to a general feeling of stuffiness in the room.
  • Breakfast This is really where the place scores high marks. Half board dinner buffets-overflowing tables-lots varieties all dependable Moroccan home style cooking.
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