Atlas Prestige

You really can’t beat the setup of this place, perched on a hillside with breathtaking views of the Atlas Mountains. The rooms are great and extremely comfortable. Hot water works well. They serve good food, and the staff are great. As someone with type A personality who likes to keep a strict schedule, I rarely deviate from my original plan but I liked this place so much I stayed an extra night!

Stunning! We loved this place with beautiful views. All the rooms were cosy and clean, very comfortable. Beautifully decorated with Moroccan rugs and blankets. We had three rooms and all had a lovely balcony with the most amazing views. Meals were wonderful, both the generous breakfast and the delicious candlelit dinners. The hosts are so generous and friendly, and we felt so well-looked after. They arranged a wonderful guide for a hike, and also helped with luggage and transport after our taxi driver let us down! We travelled all over Morocco and this was our highlight. Thanks for a brilliant stay.

Mohammed, Ibrahim and all the staff made our stay really special. Their service was exceptional and they couldn't do enough for us. They helped us with taxis and tours and anything else we asked. The view from our room (no. 7, Mezik) was out of this world and had a large private balcony. We enjoyed eating with the other guests and getting to know them sitting on the communal balconies. It was a short walk to the village where we had use of a pool at another hotel. It was the perfect location for walking to the waterfall too.

We stayed 2 nights as a family in late March 2025 occupying 3 rooms, travelling from Marrakech (about 1hr 20 mins). The scenery is stunning and the staff were super-helpful, organising onward travel to Essaouira for us (about 3hrs 40 mins). The rooms were clean and nicely decorated. The breakfast and evening meals were great. To walk down into town is probably about 8 minutes and a bit longer on the return as it is uphill - this is a mountain location and the paths are rough, so it wouldn't suit anyone with mobility issues. It's notably chillier in Imlil due to the elevation, so pack accordingly. There's a pretty easy walk to the nearest waterfall past the Kasbah du Toubkal (worth a visit for a drink) and another walk dropping down into the valley and across to another waterfall. We found everyone friendly and helpful.

This is a great guesthouse perched above Imlil village with fantastic views which you can enjoy from the terrace and the bedrooms. Yusef was really helpful during our stay, arranging a guide for us to go on an amazing one day hike in the mountains. We ate twice at the guesthouse and the food was delicious and very generous helpings. The bedrooms are comfortable and colourful, with heating, blankets and hot water (it was cold in late December). I would definitely recommend a stay here! It's worth knowing that it's a 10 minute walk up a hillside path from the village, although worth it for the views when you get there!