La Maison de Nanna

La Maison de Nanna is a traditional, welcoming maison d’hôte in Figuig that leans into oasis calm and local Amazigh character rather than hotel formality.

Photo of La Maison de Nanna by Joao Parente on Google Maps

Authentic setting: The guesthouse sits in Ksar Zénaga, placing you right inside the old ksar lanes and next to the palm-filled oasis landscape that defines Figuig.

Comfort-first rooms: Rooms are described as spacious, comfortable, and air-conditioned, with each one decorated in a Berbero-Moroccan style.

Private bathrooms: All rooms come with private bathrooms and private toilets, with showers mentioned as part of the setup.

Good for small groups: La Maison de Nanna has 7 rooms and is set up to host roughly 10–15 guests, which can work well for friends traveling together or a family gathering.

Practical extras: Free Wi‑Fi is available, and there is a ground-floor room designed for guests with reduced mobility.

On-site hosting and experiences: The property highlights a warm welcome and can help arrange guest activities like visiting the town, natural water sources, gardens, and desert outings.

Remote destination logistics: Figuig is far from major hubs, so transfers and travel time may shape your stay more than they would in Morocco’s bigger tourist centers.

Traditional-house layout: As a heritage-style home built with local earth materials, sound insulation and temperature feel may differ from modern concrete hotels.

Limited “hotel” facilities: This is positioned as a traditional host house, so travelers expecting extensive resort-style amenities may find the offering intentionally simple.

Pros	Cons
Air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms	Remote location can mean longer travel logistics
Stays inside Ksar Zénaga by the oasis	Traditional build may not feel like a modern hotel
Wi‑Fi, accessibility-friendly room, and help with local activities	Fewer “full-service” facilities than large properties