Kasbah Tamadot 

What's Included

Breakfast served on the terrace next to the pool bar (weather permitting) or in the Kanoun or Asayss restaurants.

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Half Board • Breakfast and dinner at the restaurant on the terrace next to the pool bar (weather permitting) or in the Kanoun or Asayss restaurants.
Full Board • Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the restaurant on the terrace next to the pool bar (weather permitting) or in the Kanoun or Asayss restaurants.

Asounfou means relaxation in Berber, and the spa* combines Moroccan ritual with a much broader treatment menu. The Traditional Hammam is the one to know: 45 minutes of black soap, exfoliation, a neroli mask, argan wrap, and hair cleanse. The longer Ancestral Hammam adds a 60-minute hammam massage, while the two-hour Moroccan Tradition pairs a hammam with a full massage. There are also deep-tissue, hot-stone, and Moroccan massages, body treatments, facials, manicures, and pedicures. Treatments take place in the spa or can be brought to your room, suite, or Berber Tent for a surcharge. Beyond the treatment rooms, there’s an outdoor infinity pool overlooking the Atlas, a heated indoor pool with its own lounge, an open-air hot tub, gym, and two floodlit tennis courts with rackets and balls available to borrow.

The community connection runs much deeper than local sourcing. The Eve Branson Foundation, established with support from Kasbah Tamadot and Virgin Unite, works with surrounding High Atlas villages on education, skills training, and sustainable livelihoods. Guests can visit the weaving centre at Tamgounssi and woodwork centre at Tansghart, while locally made textiles and other craft pieces also appear throughout the hotel. Kasbah Tamadot’s team is entirely Moroccan, with most staff coming from the local community and exceptionally high staff retention. The hotel also grows herbs and vegetables, works with nearby suppliers and markets, composts or repurposes food waste, and supports wider recycling and energy-saving initiatives.

Kasbah Tamadot is much more family-friendly than its romantic mountain setting first suggests. The Kasbah Kids Club is for ages four to 12, with activities such as pottery painting, bracelet making, gardening, Berber calligraphy, and treasure hunts. Teens can get involved in guided walks, tennis, and cooking classes instead, and babysitting* is available with notice. Accommodation is particularly good for families. The two-bedroom Superior Suite keeps everyone close to the main hotel, while the Riad Pool Suite has a private heated pool and extra lounge space for children. The Riad Rooftop Tented Suite is another interesting option because its second tent can convert from a lounge into an additional bedroom.