GuestHouse Bagdad Café, Aït Benhaddou Hotels
Authentic guesthouse offering a seasonal outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, and traditional Moroccan dining
Overview
Located in Aït Benhaddou, the Bagdad Café offers an authentic Moroccan experience nestled within walking distance of the famous Ksar Ait-Ben-Haddou and a few viewpoints. This guesthouse has been lovingly restored by Rose, Simo, and their children, respecting the ancestral know-how and local traditions. The Bagdad Café is ideally located, allowing you to easily explore the winding streets of this UNESCO World Heritage village. Ouarzazate is a 35-minute drive, and you can enjoy some of the small villages along the way.
The Bagdad Café is home to six comfortably furnished guestrooms, each one individually designed to provide a cozy and relaxing stay. The guestrooms are equipped with air-conditioning and heating, bathrooms complete with toiletries, and blackout drapes. If you’re traveling in a group or with family, consider the spacious suite, complete with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large living area. All rooms are comfortably furnished, blending traditional decor with modern comforts, and offer free WiFi throughout.
The Bagdad Café isn’t just about a comfortable place to rest; it’s an experience in itself. You’ll have the chance to enjoy traditional Moroccan dishes in the guesthouse’s restaurant, prepared by experienced local chefs. Think couscous, tajines, and Berber omelets—a culinary journey through the flavors of Morocco. For some relaxation, you can take a dip in the seasonal outdoor pool, soak up the sun on the rooftop terrace, or wander through the garden.
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Morocco is a vast country, extending from its Mediterranean shores in the north to the desert wonderland of the Sahara in the south. Spend an afternoon sipping tea on a Marrakech rooftop, take a camel ride through the desert, or hike in the snow-topped High Atlas mountains; whatever you choose, you'll love experiencing everything Morocco has to offer.
Where should I go in Morocco?
From the hustle and bustle of Marrakech and Fes to photogenic Chefchaouen and the dunes of the Sahara Desert, Morocco has an incredibly diverse blend of geography, climate, and culture. Each region has its own unique array of activities for travelers to choose from, as well as specific weather patterns to be aware of.
When is the best time to visit?
Morocco is a year-round destination, though each of its regions has an ideal time to go. Tangier in northern Morocco, for example, has a pleasant Mediterranean climate year-round, while travelers interested in experiencing the Sahara will want to stick to a trip in Spring or Fall to avoid extreme temperatures.
Things to Do in Morocco
Morocco is full of opportunities for both adventure and relaxation. Take a kitesurfing lesson on the Atlantic Coast, go mountain biking in the High Atlas mountains, or spend a day shopping for rugs and antiques in the fantastic markets of Marrakech.
How many days do I need in Morocco?
7-10 days is a solid amount of time to explore Morocco's and Imperial cities at a moderate pace. With 2 weeks you can spend time hiking in the Atlas Mountains or explore the coast. With under 1 week, it's best to focus your time: explore Casablanca, Chefchaouen, and Fes in the north, or discover Berber traditions in Marrakech & the Sahara desert.
Getting around Morocco
Private driver-guides are the best way to travel around Morocco, offering travelers both flexibility and peace of mind. Trains and buses connect the larger cities such as Casablanca, Fes, and Marrakech, while the desert area, Atlas mountains, and coastal towns are best accessed as part of a private tour or day trips.
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