Hotel Shotwak

Hotel Shotwak is a straightforward, no-frills stay in Ketama (Tlata Ketama) that feels geared more toward practical stopovers than polished comfort.

Photo of Hotel Shotwak by Zakaria Eloumali on Google Maps

Easy to find in Ketama: The property sits right on the R509 in Tlata Ketama, which makes arrivals and onward drives simple if you’re passing through the Rif Mountains.

Parking and a sense of enclosure: A recurring highlight is the supervised, gated parking area, which some travelers find reassuring after time in the busy streets nearby.

Basic in-room essentials: Listings for Hotel Shotwak describe simple accommodation with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and terrace access, aimed at travelers who prioritize the basics over design.

Simple on-site conveniences: There’s Wi‑Fi and a garden area, plus the option to get coffee; some guests note there isn’t a full restaurant, but staff may be able to help with something small.

Surroundings for a quick reset: Staying here places you in the Ketama highlands, where short walks around town and mountain scenery can be part of the experience between driving days.

Cleanliness and upkeep may disappoint: Multiple guest accounts suggest the building and rooms may feel worn, with maintenance and hygiene not always meeting expectations.

Noise and street atmosphere: The immediate area can be loud and may feel uncomfortable at times, so light sleepers or sensitive travelers may want to plan accordingly.

Limited dining options: On-site food service may be minimal, and nearby choices can be sparse, so having snacks and a backup plan can help.

Pros	Cons
Gated, supervised parking on the R509	Cleanliness and maintenance concerns reported
Basic essentials like A/C and Wi‑Fi	Limited on-site dining and variable surroundings