Hotels with Parking in Toufrine

Food was phenomenal and cheap, staff were lovely, very quiet.

The host made our stay unforgettable and very warm. We couldn’t wish for a better experience. Even though we arrived quite late and had no internet connection to update the host about it, they still made a dinner for us. We also had a great pleasure to share a traditional tea with the owner of this place Abdul and get all the possible answers to our curious questions about Moroccan culture. It is also worth mentioning that most of the products they were using for cooking meals for us were straight from their garden.

This place is a real treat. The accommodation is basic, but very clean and comfortable with your own bathroom and a surprisingly killer shower (great water pressure and very hot water, which was needed after a long drive)! The setting is wonderful and quiet, with a balcony overlooking the family garden, with the river just below. But above all, the hospitality is what really makes this place stand out. We arrived a bit late, having misjudged travel times, and we were still offered and served a really exceptional tagine. We do not speak French, only a little Arabic, but the owner went out of his way to show grace and communicate with us and was super patient with our stumbling use of Google Translate :-). Would not hesitate to stop by here again. We only regret that we didn't have the time on this trip to explore the absolutely gorgeous surroundings and have another delicious meal. the olive oil and bread were divine, as well. On the whole, the most memorable place of our short week-long break. Thank you!

Great food - including fruit with each meal. Amazing location in a really quiet valley. More of a gite than a classic bnb, but that's reflected in the price & the name of the place. The kids loved the villages in the valley

I had really nice time at Gite Magdaz. The family are very kind and warm they made my stay super comfortable. I met Abdeouha at the river rondamly and he show me around,it was soper nice. And also he took me to the Mt Tiglist was worthy experience.I am really greatful and thankful for the time to him. I liked this village a lot, people are friendly and peace and quiet in the natural. There are so many path to walk around and water was super beautiful. Also they have many farm around the river it was nice to see their life style it's simple but so beautiful, it was my dream life. I hope I will come back oneday :)

I didn't believe all the positive reviews at first - but I still decided to try Dar Megdaz and it did exceed my expectations. I immersed myself in living in the mountains. You sleep at 2000 altitude. Mohamed and his family are incredibly hospitable and helpful. The rooms are comfortable and pleasantly cold at night. You have enough blankets to sleep well. The shower is cold, so take it in the morning, not in the evening. Bring your shower gel and towel. The food seemed overpriced at the moment of booking, compared to other places. However, it did turn out to be the best food I've eaten in Morocco in a week. Maybe the views help but also at the altitude the food should taste more bland - I didn't feel that. The highlight of the breakfast was almond paste with argan oil. I loved it so much I asked Mohamed to sell me some. Also local butter is great but I can't describe it - you should try. The lunch was incredible as well, I loved tangia. I booked the lunch even though I had known that I wouldn't be hungry at that time. Hiking to the waterfalls using wikiloc is great. No one en route but beautiful nature. I also went to a nearby village of Imgiss as recommended by Mohamed. There I visited a widow with her daughter who have a lovely bunch of animals with whom I played. They offered mint tea, cottage cheese, cheese, home grown almonds and more. They didn't speak English but we still had a good time. On the way back, the grandma offered to walk back with me. She was outpacing me even though I had hiking boots and poles. The road through Atlas mountains to Dar Megdaz is incredible. I love fast driving on narrow mountainous roads, and I got there alright with Clio. The road is one lane wide for both directions and has a ton of holes and gravel patches. On top of that, a few shallow river crossings now in April. If you're not comfortable with risky driving, get a bigger car or drive slowly. You'll get there and will still enjoy the views.