Gîte Tawada

Gîte Tawada in Tabant is a small, eco-minded Berber-style guesthouse in the High Atlas that’s designed for simple comfort and big valley views.

Photo of Gîte Tawada by Gîte Tawada (Aït Bouguemez – Imelghas) on Google Maps

Authentic mountain setting: The property sits in Douar Imelghas in the Aït Bouguemez area, placing you right in the “Happy Valley” atmosphere of village life and farmland-backed mountain scenery.

Room choices for groups: Gîte Tawada offers 6 rooms in double, triple, and quadruple setups, which makes it practical for couples, friends, and families traveling together.

Terrace-focused stay: Many rooms open onto a terrace, and the terrace is positioned as a key hangout spot with sweeping views over the valley and surrounding mountains.

Bathrooms in most rooms: Most rooms are described as having their own bathroom, which is a meaningful comfort upgrade for a rural gîte experience.

Meals on-site: You can eat at the gîte from morning to evening, with home-cooked traditional dishes and house-made bread served either in the indoor salon or outside on the terrace.

Guided outdoor experiences: The team can arrange hikes and local exploration from the doorstep, including routes toward dinosaur tracks, the Sidi Moussa marabout, and dramatic valley and M’goun mountain landscapes.

Potential simplicity: As a gîte rather than a full-service hotel, the overall style and facilities may feel straightforward and focused on essentials.

Mountain logistics: Tabant’s High Atlas location may mean longer transfer times from major cities and a trip that’s best enjoyed with flexible timing.

Pros	Cons
Terrace views and a true village setting in Tabant	Simple, gîte-style comfort rather than “hotel” luxury
On-site meals with traditional cooking and house-made bread	Remote High Atlas location can add travel time
Easy access to hikes, local sites, and M’goun scenery	Not every room is described as having a private bathroom