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Kasbah is in a small town that you won't find in guidebooks, but we were glad we stayed here. The city is safe and we could see the daily life of Morocco. The host Aisha is an amazing lady and she welcomed us with tea and a delicious chocolate cake. The hostel is operated using a Kasbah where the family lives. The sunset from the rooftop is stunning and we had a wonderful time. We asked for dinner at the inn in the evening, Aïcha made us a very delicious couscous. The quantity was generous and we were satisfied. Playing traditional Berber drums with other people who stayed at the same time and wearing traditional costumes that Aisha lent us was a great experience. Highly recommended.

We recently stayed at Kasbah Ennakb as a family with young children, and it was an absolutely wonderful experience. From the moment we arrived, we felt right at home. The place is cozy and beautifully designed, perfect for relaxing after a long day of exploring. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and spacious enough for our family. The staff went out of their way to ensure we had everything we needed, making our stay even more enjoyable. The food deserves a special mention—it was simply amazing! From the flavorful Moroccan tagines to the perfectly grilled meats, every meal was a delight. It was clear that a lot of care and attention goes into preparing the dishes, and we looked forward to each meal. We highly recommend Kasbah Ennakb to anyone looking for a warm and welcoming stay in Nkob. It’s a perfect choice for families, couples, or anyone wanting to experience the charm of this beautiful area. We can’t wait to come back!

What a fabulous place. Super friendly staff. Great location with superb sunrise/sunset views. Loads of outdoor space. Very nicely decorated room with good view. Very hot shower! Good food, coffee and ample breakfast. Highly recommend.

Staying with Mimoune was a very great experience. He was very outgoing and caring, guided as through his village, shared culture and knowledge. We got an insight in Maroccan life, learned how to cook tajine and how to fix a turban. Thank you Mimoune, it was unique and very special to spend time with you! Besides, our room was cozy and clean, perfect for a short stay. The rooftop terraces are amazing for relaxing, having meals, nice view all around. If you want to have an authentic insight in Maroccan culture, you absolutely have to stay at this place!

Beautiful handmade guesthouse and kashbah location made with natural materials. Set in an absolutely gorgeous area. For the views you don’t need to cross the ocean.

Rooms are very clean, modern and elegant. Location is quiet and intimate, only two rooms share a beautiful outdoor pool inside the riad. Breakfast was really good and filling for us who need energy on our bicycles. Staff is also super friendly. You can bring your bikes inside the riad for security overnight.

Very beautiful and cozy garden and house. Very nice and helpful people and great food.

Just a few minutes away from Nkob, Auberge Bassou is like a peaceful oasis. Simple but tastefully decorated rooms around a lovely, green courtyard with lots of birds. Ibrahim and his sister running the place understand exactly their guests’ needs. There is great care in everything they do, from meals (excellent dinner, or a quick-fix meal in the afternoon) to an amazing tour in the Jebel Saghro. When we mentioned, that the next day while crossing the mountain towards Todra gorge, we were planning to do a few hours hike (by the way, the road to the north from Nkob towards Boumalna and Tinghir hardly shows up on Google maps but is in excellent condition), Ibrahim assured us that it was a great idea, told us about the tour he does for groups, usually 3 to 5 people, but not pushing us, nor trying to sell us anything. Still, we took up his offer and changed our schedule, and it became the absolute highlight of our ten days in Morocco. The central section of the Jebel Saghro is an amazing area, and having Ibrahim as our guide all day made it even more memorable (not to mention making it accessible without doing a 4-5 day hike which wasn’t an option for us). Spending an hour and a half with an Amazigh family, getting at least a hint of how they live out and beyond, without getting a ‘show’ for the tourists, was truly beyond our expectations (it took just 20 mins for my daughter and the three young girls of the family to become best friends even if without a common language). If you make it as far as Nkob, don’t miss this place.

We stopped in this hotel for one night on the way to Merzouga and I’m very happy with our choice. This is a lovely kasbah where you feel like a part of family. Everyone working in this hotel were very friendly and helpful. I wish we spoke French so we could chat a bit more. The hotel is hidden at the back of the town making it peaceful and yet easy to reach. The breakfast offered has everything that’s needed and it’s possible to also get dinner in the evening. Thank you for accommodating us.