Kimkim Trip Reviews for Morocco

Breakfast was minimal and drinking water was not readily accessible.

The Desert Camp was terrible. It did not have consistent power, showers or align with our dietary needs.

Hotel was clean and beautiful. The breakfast was amazing. Lot's of choices

This was on of my favorites. Very different and unique. The dinner and breakfast were so good

So much fun to sleep in a tent in the Sarah desert. The camp was first rate and the food was delicious

This hotel was so awesome. We wish we could have stayed two nights. The dinner and breakfast were so good. Bed very comfortable. Beautiful room and bed

This hotel/Riad was unbelievable...The breakfast was the best. Omelettes I've ever had....Location was the best

The hotel gave us a room that boarder the road. There was a constant stream of cars that kept us awake.

We were picked up at the ferry in Tangier. We thought we would only tour a small portion of Tangier and then head up to Chefchaoun to tour and have a dinner at the hotel. Instead we had to wait for the other guest to arrive. Our son thought he had made arrangements to pick him up on a later flight. Those of us who had arrived early in Tangier were not happy, We felt like we were playing catch up with the rest of tour after the late departure and arrival.

I want to say that this part of the tour was not our favorite. We feel like we started late trying to make up for the the late arrival to Chefchaouen. We did enjoy the tour and visiting Fes. The Hammam experience was so distasteful and disrespectful. It was not clean... not private...disorganized....and chaotic... and took four hours to provide the service we thought we were getting. Not one person in our group enjoyed it. I had emailed Hakim about this event prior to us coming, I had read bad reviews and did not want a repeat experience for our group. We felt like we were put on display naked in front of the staff and our friends. I would never recommend this establishment again for your company.

This was a long drive, however we knew that it was going to be long. Our tour guide was awesome. He made sure that we stopped for lunch and other stops. I do feel like we should have gotten to the desert 30 mins sooner. The 4x4 that we were in got a flat tire, while we were driving. This delayed out camel ride. I was also under the impression we would ride the camels a bit longer. Otherwise the experience was an unforgettable! A must see and do.

We toured this area in the morning. It was a very cute town

We went to the Mosque only. It was really fascinating. We had dinner at a restaurant that was So So Then we went to our hotel

Hanyn provided us with an extraordinary experience. We tried so many delicious foods. really enjoyed this food tour

This was another long drive. However there is only one way in and one way out. The drive was beautiful and we enjoyed the movie set and other stops. Lunch was good and one of our favorites

We all loved Marrakech. I can't think of anything negative to say. The Riad was amazing. The food at the restaurant was so good. The souks were so fun and confusing. the night dinner and entertainment were first class. We loved the carriage ride thru the town. So fun

This was a great tour of the ruins.

I have shared this experience with Hakim in detail,. I would NEVER recommend this Hammam establishment to any of your clients. It was awful! Distasteful...Disrespectable. I was so embarrassed that I had suggested this for the group. i was hoping for a wonderful, relaxing experience. We have been to Turkey and had a Hammam spa treatment there and it was so relaxing. Not this! Hakim should share my email that I sent to him. It explain what we went thru in full naked humiliating detail.

This Riad was really nice. The location was interesting, as vehicles can't reach it so we were dropped and then had to walk to it; however a hotel porter came to meet us to carry our bags. The rooms were clean, really large with high ceilings and quite comfortable (tons of pillows and rugs!). Breakfast was included, the service was really good, the server nice and friendly and the food selection excellent. We were there only for two nights but would have loved to stay longer as the place was lovely. Highly recommended.

We arrived at the Dar ("house") very late at night, and at first, its location seemed quite remote and dark. However, the next morning, with daylight, we discovered just how incredible the setting was! Perched at the top of a canyon, the Dar offers breathtaking views of a beautiful oasis. The room was charming, comfortable, and well equipped, making our stay very pleasant. Breakfast was served in a separate building about 50 metres away, and it was delicious and generous, with plenty to enjoy. Overall, a wonderful place to stay in the Dades Valley, with a truly spectacular location and a peaceful atmosphere. Don’t let a late-night arrival fool you — the views in the morning are absolutely worth it!

Our stay at the Merzouga desert camp went far beyond our highest expectations! Nested right among the rolling sand dunes, the camp setup was truly remarkable. The main outdoor common area featured comfortable seating centered around a cozy fire pit, with charming carpeted walkways linking the grounds. Meals were served in a spacious, beautifully equipped tent that felt just like a high-end restaurant. Arranged around the central courtyard were the sleeping tents, which offered incredible comfort. Each tent was fully equipped with modern amenities, including electrical power and a full private bathroom with a hot shower. The floors were lined with lovely carpets, and both the bed and pillows were exceptionally comfortable—ensuring a great night's sleep in the middle of the desert. In the evening, the atmosphere was wonderful. We enjoyed delicious tea and pastries accompanied by traditional live music around the fire, all set beneath an breathtaking, star-filled night sky. It was an incredible experience, and I only wish we could have stayed longer!

Our stay in Fes was a wonderful and authentic experience! The hotel is tucked right in the middle of the Medina, and getting there is an adventure in itself through a labyrinth of winding, narrow streets. Since no vehicles can access the Medina, we were very grateful for the porter who met us at the main entrance to guide us and carry our luggage. When we first checked in, we were assigned a small room that unfortunately had a damp smell. However, the staff was accommodating when we requested a room change and moved us to a much larger room on the main floor. It was a fascinating space with very high ceilings and a unique layout featuring an upstairs bathroom. The hotel’s amenities were lovely: The Main Courtyard: A stunning central patio featuring a lovely pool—a perfect spot to unwind. Rooftop Terrace: Outfitted with comfortable lounge chairs and tables, creating a super cozy atmosphere to relax and take in the surroundings. On-Site Dining: A convenient second-level restaurant serving delightful food. Overall, it's a beautiful, atmospheric property right in the center of historic Fes, and we thoroughly enjoyed our time there!

We were initially expecting a very long and exhausting drive from Marrakech to the Dades Valley, but the journey flew by! Our driver made plenty of well-timed stops along the way, allowing us to stretch our legs, grab a bite, and discover so many breathtaking locations along the route. The incredible scenery and thoughtful stops made what could have been a long day feel surprisingly short and thoroughly enjoyable!

This hotel was great for comfort, food and service. Zineb at Reception was amazing and always willing to go out of her way to help. This is a large and busy hotel and luggage will sit in the open waiting for departures or check-ins. Mehdi was great and really looked after our luggage as well as eager to help with anything else we needed. I would definitely recommend it

Excellent guide who gave thoughtful information as well as facts. He also arranged a golf cart for us to travel the long distance between the entrance and the mosque

We stopped for the oysters and the lagoon. The lagoon and sea are really beautiful and the town is a little more authentic looking.

Otman was a super guide ensuring that we got to see everything we wanted to see. The highlights are well worth seeing: especially the Bahia Palace and the Saadian Tombs.

The Medina in Marrakech is huge and thanks our guide, Otman, we got a good overview of both the lower end and higher end of the Medina.

We only had facials due to medical conditions. It was the most amazing facial I ever had! The women were wonderful and washed my hair afterwards as we were going to a nice restaurant afterwards.

This hotel was the only one that fell below a 5star rating for us. Our room was fine but breakfast was very poor - overcrowded and overcame the staff’s ability to serve well.

Gorgeous camp

Informative, good local guide

Long camel ride but worth every minute!

My wife and I grew up on government cheese. Normally, a place like this wouldn't even let us on the property! We had so much space - even a sitting cave! The grounds could take an entire day to discover. It is a beautiful hotel, and likely deserves the comma in the price. ;)

People were sooo friendly.

Very informative! Our guide was personable, knowledgeable, and kind.

Beautiful part of the country to see.

We only stayed for two nights. The hotel was clean and comfortable. The only strange thing was that the bathroom sink was in the bedroom. So if you needed to use it in the middle of the night, there was no way not to disturb your partner.

This was a beautiful true Riad. All the rooms opened to a beautiful garden area.

The highlight of my Moroccan trip was the desert camp. The tent was comfortable with air conditioning. The surroundings were incredibly beautiful with the endless sand dunes. The food was good. The people were friendly and welcoming. The evening music under the stars was wonderful.

Even though the room was very small, it was cozy. The shower had hot water. The bed was comfortable. The breakfast was delicious. We also ate dinner there. The food was good. The people were very friendly and attentive.

This hotel was the perfect place to end our trip. It was beautiful. The breakfast was served in a beautiful garden area. There were people preparing fresh bread, and eggs. The room was very comfortable.

Our guide Hasim was the nicest and very knowledgeable. He knew everyone and showed us all the authentic places. He was very knowledgeable about the history of the city.

We liked walking around the city. Tasting the food. It's so colorful. Everyone was very friendly. We ate a delicious meal at a family's home. They were so kind and hospitable.

This was definitely the highlight of the trip. We stayed at a luxury desert tent. Gorgeous views. We experienced a nomad village. Rode camels to watch the sunset. Lifetime memories!

Beautiful architecture.

We had a delicious meal with a wonderful family. I had fun getting the henna.

Riad Hicham is perfectly situated in the heart of Chefchaouen, putting you right in the middle of all the main tourist activities. While the location is ideal, our room was a bit noisy at night as our window faced an adjacent restaurant terrace. Inside the room, there was no safe, and while robes were provided, they were unfortunately too small for most adults and no slippers were available. That said, the hotel has a very distinguished character and beautiful, unique fixtures that made for a memorable stay.

Dar Al Miraaj is an exceptional riad. We were provided with wonderful ground-floor rooms, each unique in its craftsmanship, decor, and authenticity. The breakfast was excellent and served with great attention to detail. Additionally, the lovely rooftop terrace offers beautiful city views and a perfect space to relax. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for an authentic Moroccan experience.

Staying at Kasbah Rayane felt like being the only people in this beautiful landscape, with nothing but sweeping desert views from our window. We stayed in a room on the top floor, which was simple and basic, but the staff truly made our stay special. They were incredibly accommodating and served us a wonderful dinner, even going out of their way to prepare a special meal for my friend who wasn't feeling well and required a specific dietary alternative.

My stay at Riad Al Makan was defined by its truly unique authenticity and exquisite craftsmanship; the room decor is unlike anything else I've experienced. Breakfast was enjoyable, and the hotel's location is hard to beat. While the property could benefit from a bit more warmth and modern conveniences—such as better lighting and more accessible power outlets for charging devices—the stunning aesthetic and prime location make it a memorable place to stay.

Our tent was a pleasant surprise; it offered all the convenience of a traditional hotel room, featuring a private en-suite bathroom with a shower and comfortable beds.

We enjoyed our stay at Riad Dar Ayur. The staff was exceptionally helpful and accommodating, making us feel right at home each evening. They were incredibly thoughtful; for example, when we had to depart early on our final day, they served breakfast half an hour ahead of schedule just so we wouldn't have to leave hungry. We also loved the elegant and welcoming tea service upon our arrival. The only minor inconvenience was the acoustics, as sound travels easily through the walls; however, because the hotel was not crowded during our stay, it did not bother us much.

Chefchaouen is an absolutely beautiful and picturesque town—every turn offers a stunning photo opportunity. I highly recommend hiking up to the Spanish Mosque at sunset; you definitely won't regret the climb!

The drive from Fes to Merzouga is long, but the stops in Ifrane and Azrou made the journey much more enjoyable and scenic. We arrived perfectly on time for the camel trek, and watching the sunset during the ride to the camp was an unforgettable experience. The desert camp itself was very comfortable—our tent felt more like a hotel room, complete with a private bathroom, shower, Wi-Fi, and cozy beds. We also found the dinner and breakfast at the camp restaurant to be both delicious and satisfying.

Volubilis is definitely worth visiting. To get the most out of your time there, I highly recommend reading up on the history and development of the site in advance, as it complements the information provided by the local guide perfectly. We also had the chance to visit Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, a picturesque historic settlement on a nearby hilltop. It was fascinating to see that many of the oldest buildings in the village were constructed using materials repurposed from the ruins of Volubilis.

Visiting the Hassan II Mosque was a highlight, though keep in mind that since we arrived after 2:00 PM, we weren't able to tour the interior. Even from the outside, the experience was incredible; the sheer scale of the architecture, the intricate craftsmanship, and the stunning seaside location are truly impressive

We enjoyed our guided tour of Rabat with Hasania, but we were hoping for more in-depth historical context. While she did a great job showing us all the major attractions and was very responsive to our specific questions, we felt the experience lacked the extensive, colorful narrative we were looking for. We ended up filling in the historical gaps ourselves through outside reading, which left us feeling that the tour was more of a logistical guide than an immersive historical deep dive. For future travelers: If you are looking for a deep historical perspective, I recommend doing some preliminary reading on Rabat before your tour so you can ask specific, pointed questions, as the guide is very helpful when prompted but may not provide a broad historical overview on her own.

We were incredibly impressed by how seamlessly our transportation to and from the Sahara luxury camp was organized. The journey involved several modes of transit—including our private car, a 4x4, and camels—yet everything was perfectly coordinated, with our next transfer always waiting for us upon arrival. The entire experience felt like a true, fun-filled adventure. On the drive to Ait Ben Haddou, we enjoyed observing local life in the passing towns from our window, which was a fascinating cultural glimpse. Ait Ben Haddou itself is breathtaking; while the climb to the top is a bit challenging, the panoramic views are well worth the effort. On our return trip, our local guide took us off the beaten path, providing a fantastic opportunity to take some unique, non-touristy photos.

The drive from Rabat to Chefchaouen was a journey that offered a unique glimpse into Moroccan life. Watching the transition between rural villages and bustling cities was a highlight; I particularly enjoyed spotting the salt mines, observing the intricate irrigation systems, and seeing the many storks' nests along the route. We also enjoyed a pleasant coffee break in a lovely area that offered some good opportunities for shopping.

Our guided tour of Fes was both fascinating and intense. We felt incredibly lucky to have a guide, as we would have undoubtedly become lost in the labyrinthine alleys of the medina without one. I really appreciated that the experience felt authentic—rather than just a tourist attraction, it offered a genuine glimpse into a place where people live and work. The visits to the tannery, pottery factory, and madrasa were all highlights and provided such valuable insight into the local culture

Having already toured the medina and souks in Fes, the Marrakech tour felt somewhat familiar in those areas. However, the experience was still unique thanks to the visit to the Jemaa el-Fnaa square and the Bahia Palace. Our guide was exceptionally knowledgeable, and we thoroughly enjoyed his insightful commentary throughout the day On the next day we visited the Majorelle Garden which was wonderful, offering a refreshing and peaceful escape from the frantic energy of the medina. I highly recommend including this stop for anyone looking to balance the intensity of the city with a bit of tranquility.

My favorite accommodation was the Kasbah Tiziri in Boumalne Dades. It was a beautiful spot run by a terrific lady who made the experience excellent. The rooms were quite small, but overall it was a wonderful place to stay and definitely stood out as the best accommodation on the trip.

The guided tour of Marrakech was great. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the history of Morocco, which really set the stage for the trip by giving us a solid background. It was especially helpful for those of us who didn't do much research beforehand.

This hotel is really nice it's located in the city and it's more like a hotel to go and have a business meeting. The rooms are clean the staff was great. This place has excellent breakfast.. The restaurant has really really good food. We had room service from the restaurant and the food and the man delivered the food was really nice.

This is a small Raid. It has stairs that went up and down to get to the room.

This was a great location located close to many restaurants lots of things to do walking to the waterfall,, walking through the Medina, everything was close and easily enjoy.

This was truly a unique experience. This was my first time ever staying in a desert sky camp. The rooms are clean the bathrooms are clean and the staff was really really amazing.

This is one of the nicest places I stayed on the this journey across Morocco. The staff was great. The food was some of the best I had on my trip. The owner made me feel at home.

My experience at this hotel was not the greatest. I think of all the places I stayed the breakfast here did not really compare. Because we had so many days there we asked if they can wash our clothes and they said yes. They washed our white clothes with something from the hotel or someone else's clothes because when we receive them back they were blue in color. And we carry no jeans or anytthing that would fade on this trip. I honestly hate writing reviews like this. I paid them for washing the clothes and I left all of the clothes that had turned blue at the hotel with them. I have a tendency to make the best out of anywhere I am without complaining. I think the cuttings around the door, the wood casing that sticks out in the doorway I actually dangerous. Walking in and out of the doors with the design on both sides is an easy way to hit your head or shoulder while any entering or exiting the hotel room.

Great, Raid is beautiful, The sound of ocean will help sleep. If you're standing in your room and looking out of your window at the ocean you are probably less than 50 ft from the water. This hotel basically sits on the seawall.