Hotel in Nkob and Tazzarine region: Kasbah Hotel Riad du Sud is an ancient farm transformed into a charming hotel in the village of Tamsahelte. Located approximately 20 kilometers from Nkob village and a mere 10 kilometers from Tazzarine, this hotel beautifully embodies Morocco’s cultural heritage with its traditional Berber architecture. With 9 elegantly furnished rooms with a total of more than 27 cozy beds, the accommodation also offers Moroccan cuisine. Relax in peace at our kasbah, set in a quiet Berber village away from busy roads.
Immerse yourself in the allure of an ancient Berber farmhouse, affectionately known as the Kasbah, now lovingly transformed into accommodation for travelers seeking an authentic desert experience and discovering small Berber villages. As we reconstructed the Kasbah, we remained faithful to its traditional architecture, incorporating natural materials to preserve its timeless charm. Now, the accommodation offers a Moroccan restaurant and nine exquisitely designed rooms, each blending classic elegance with modern comforts. The rooms in the Kasbah include air conditioning and ensuite bathrooms with hot water, ensuring a comfortable and authentic stay in the heart of the Ait Atta tribe.
The former farmhouse is now a charming hotel in the clay wall style that is typical for the area, containing 27 beds in 9 individual rooms. During conversion, great emphasis has been laid on authenticity so that the material from the original farmhouse has been preserved.
Experience serene ambiance at Kasbah Hotel Riad du Sud, where tranquility meets panoramic views of Jebel Saghro mountains and the picturesque village. Ideal for unwinding and exploring traditional Moroccan culture in Ait Atta’s renowned Kasbahs like Nkob, Tazzarine, and the Draa Valley.
Kasbah Riad du Sud is nestled in Tamsahelte, a charming Berber village in southeastern Morocco. Located about 10 kilometers northwest of Tazzarine and 20 kilometers east of N’Kob, it is situated at coordinates 30°49′1.5″N 5°39′36″W, amidst the picturesque Ait Atta region.
