Kasbah du Toubkal
The Kasbah du Toubkal was conceived more as a Berber hospitality center than a hotel. It was designed to be eco-friendly and sustainable; 5% of all profits go directly to local villages making education a reality for the young people who live there.
Originally the summer home of a local tribal chief, you will wonder if any modernization has been done as you enter this beautifully restored traditional building.
Set high in the Atlas Mountains, the views are to die for, and every veranda calls you with its sun-dappled tables laid with the finest Moroccan cuisine. Your room is packed with rustic charm, and everything is handcrafted by local artisans.
Perched on a dramatic mountain outcrop, Martin Scorsese used the hotel as the setting for a Buddhist Monastery in his film, Kundun.
Only accessible through mule-carved pathways, the nighttime stillness is the perfect opportunity to regenerate and have some truly quiet me-time.
There are plenty of opportunities to trek through the majestic Atlas Mountains in the daytime.
This unique place has won multiple awards and is an outstanding example of sustainable tourism. Even HRH Prince Charles noted their ‘excellent examples of good practice’.
Kasbah Du Toubkal Terrace Dining And Snowy Caps Of The Atlas Mountains
