Ouirgane Hotels

Stunning setting, lovely views, comfy bed, very clean and well-kept. Hosted by French couple (Gaetan & Celine) and friendly Moroccan staff: Gaetan speaks Engliish well, for those of you who don't have any French. Very hospitable Well worth the trip if you want a few days away from the hustle and bustle of Marrakech.

Nothing really. Would be nice, however, to have a kettle and cups in the bungalows so one could make a cup of coffee or tea occasionally.

Comfortable, central, friendly, will certainly recommend this raid.

Excellent tajine cooked in the evening.

Towels could be larger.

peace and quiet

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Well decorated rooms and good swimming pool

very poor service - food was basic and not as ordered, long delays for food, no heating in rooms or communal areas, no facilites as promised - no hammam, games equipment, no transfers - we ended up carrying our suitcases across muddy fields for 20 minutes to reach the road to catch a bus to Marrakech.

A peaceful oasis within easy reach of Marrakech. Lovely rooms with high quality furnishings and plumbing. Excellent food. Lovely staff who could not do enough to help us make the most of our time there. Lovely pool.

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Fresh, tasty food, lovely swimming pool and friendly staff amongst peaceful surroundings. The owner Robert is particularly interesting and helpful. Also, soft drinks were included in the price which was a great bonus.

Large tidy rooms and magnificant sorroundings

It's incredibly peaceful and welcoming. The rooms are like little bungalows within the olive tree gardens with a swimming pool which over looks the mountains.

Clean Rooms, friendly staff, great view all around from our suit, Free Full breakfast, reasonable authentic Berber / Moroccan Meals. Ect...

Enternet/ Wifi Not available or not operational

Imlil is a great place and Riad Oussagou is a great place to stay if you are visiting. Hussein speaks English and it was great as most Morrocans dont. Great experience. We loved it. The Riad has all the amenities required to enjoy an off the beaten path (read touristy) but still be comfortable. Highly recommend making the trip from Marrakech to this spot especially if you like Mountains/hiking. If so Riad Oussagou is a good place to go.

Food was great but was toned down for western palates. I would have loved to have the real stuff with spices

The family running the Riad were very welcoming and helpful. If you dine at the Riad you will be served tasty, wholesome, and hearty meals, very welcome after a day's walking. You are also likely to be able to exchange tales of trekking in the Atlas Mountains and ascending Mount Toubkal with a interesting, cosmopolitan mixture of other guests. If you do intend going up Toubkal I would recommend getting a guide and ensuring you have proper clothing for the summit.

You do need to be aware that if you are going to stay in Imlil there is no bank or ATM and Credit Cards are not accepted. This means that you need to take sufficient cash with you to cover your bills, taxis, purchases of Berber rugs etc. etc.