La Vallee des Pommes

La Vallee des Pommes in Msemrir is a simple, locally run auberge-style stop that feels geared to travelers exploring the High Atlas and the Dadès area.

Photo of La Vallee des Pommes by Nicolas Relovution on Google Maps

Warm, hands-on hosting: Guests often describe a genuinely welcoming reception, with the team sharing practical route and trekking advice that’s especially useful if you’re continuing toward remote villages and trailheads from Msemrir.

On-site meals that suit the road: The property operates as a restaurant as well as lodging, and feedback frequently highlights hearty, home-style Moroccan cooking—an easy win after a long drive through the gorges.

Good base for hiking and nature: Staying at La Vallee des Pommes puts you close to the landscapes that make Msemrir worth the detour, including the Dadès Gorge scenery and walking routes that start from the village and nearby valleys.

Convenient village setting: Being in/near central Msemrir means simple day-to-day needs are within reach, and it’s a practical pause point before tackling rougher tracks deeper into the mountains.

Simple comfort expectations: As a small auberge, the overall setup may feel basic compared with larger hotels, so it’s best for travelers prioritizing location and local atmosphere over polished extras.

Road and access trade-offs: Reaching Msemrir can involve slow mountain driving, and onward routes may require careful planning—especially if you’re aiming for off-road shortcuts or remote trail connections.

Pros	Cons
Friendly, advice-driven hosting for mountain travel	Facilities may feel simple and no-frills
On-site restaurant for easy, filling meals	Mountain access can be slow and planning-dependent
Strong base for Dadès/Msemrir hikes and scenery	Not ideal if you want resort-style amenities